Lords debate East India Bill and vexatious suits measure
The Lords passed multiple Exchequer loan and inland bills and read the East India Company bill for a second time. The Duke of Richmond criticized the Company’s consent and dividends, while the Lord Chancellor defended the bill as stabilizing the firm. The vexatious suits bill faced opposition from London merchants and lawyers who warned of harm to credit and justice, with several peers debating its impact and harsher penalties.
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East India Company
Royal Navy
Commons
Senen
Anglesea
Duke of Richmond
Ealladian Company
Owever
Ferns
Corporation of the
City of London
Lee
Davenport
Lord Dudley
Lord Ferrers
Duke of
House of Commons debates on American war and military leadership
The House again debated the conduct of the American war. Major General Robertson was summoned to the Bar, and Colonel Barre pressed him for his view on chances to subdue America. Robertson argued conquest by force was unlikely, favoring a policy of friendship to win dependency, while acknowledging some measures by General Howe might have been prudent. He defended his own participation limited to New York and Long Island actions.
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House
Robertson
Barre
America
Howe
Majzity
House of Commons
New York Island
Long Island
Bodmin Races Cornwall Show Tentative Spring Meeting
Bodmin Cornwall racing week plans announce two plate events with purses in silks and 12st weights. The first day features a four mile hunter plate open to Cornwall Devon property riders who have hunted locally. Notables Sir Thomas Ackland Sir James Laroche and others listed as starters. Subscriptions and entries required by June 8 at White Hart Bodmin.
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Cornwall
Thomas Acklad
James Laroche
Parker
Arfsot
Cal. Baffer
Laroche
Kelly
Gennis
Cornwal
Devon
Bodmin
White Hart
Bolmin
Three Fans Inn
Latta Coldfield
County of Warwicks
Sutton Coldfield
Sutton Perk
William Hamer
Sutton
Homer
Richard Woodhouse
Sutton Golifeld
Butler
Birmingham
Purfer
Johnson's Copr
Public urged to buy Parham's Pocket Bible edition
Notice proclaims the Bible is the final edition in English and cheaper than a recently advertised guinea edition. It promotes Parham's Pocket Bible on pearl-fetter paper with several bindings and colors, plus Dr. Watts Psalms and Hymns as the most exquisite edition to prove accuracy, urging public orders.
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Parham
Dr. Watta
York Bluefly coach from Castle Inn to York via Newark
Public notice for the Castle Inn Castle-Inn line known as the York Bluefly. The stage coach, called PusST-COACHES, departs from Rose and Crown St John Street and Castle Inn each evening except Saturdays at ten. Route includes Newark and Grantham with fare to York set at 21 shillings 10 pence, 3d per mile for short passages, and 14 lb luggage allowance. Carriers listed include Bute and Arte..., W. Barman, J. Trott and others. Proprietors vow no extra expense to make it a premier public carriage. no outside passengers will be carried. Castle-Inn newly opened and refitted with London-level accommodations.
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Liysfaen
Tyn Y
Owen Richard
T.omas Jones
Llandriilo
On - Tre
Glynn
William Owen
Croes
Eirioes
Richard Davies
Jotur Rowland
Pen Y Bont
Willan
Thomas Daviea
William Davies
Dinarth
Owen Williams
Cefn Lianellan
Willian Joness
Wiliam Owen
William Parry
Thomas Owen
Maine
Miles Canway
Marie
Chester
Holyhead
Marle
David Walthe
Humefiret
Dublin
Stephen Rice
King’s Bench Walk
Tempe
Londons
John Hughs
Carearvon
Taylor
Pasham
London
J. W. Patham
Alex. Hogg
Paternotter Row
Valance
Cheapsaaer
Bookfellers
Great Britain
Swan Inn
Holborn Bridge
Carlisle
Penrith
Burrow-bridge
Doncaster
Newark
Grantham
Ca.J.sle
Carlide
Burtow Bridge
Silton
Bingley
Barneymoore
Dunhi
Denton
Ferrybridge
Butterfield
Wetherby
Mir
Fretewell
Burrow
Bridge
Clark
New Inn
Leminglane
Marshal
Getren
Angier
Brough
Marshall
How
Carfle
N.B
Carlile
England
Castle-Inwn
Wood-street
Oak
Tadcaster
Ferry Bridge
York
St. John-street
Cassle Inn
Granchan
Mesirs
Bute and
Artetr
Wana Wi
Liam Barman
John Trott
Weilliama South
Tohn Pitts
L. Venaimore
Thomas Tinkler
William Clarke
James Clarke
Dunnit
Venton
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Soho
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Michaelmes
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John Page
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Exeter
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David Walite
William Partry
Fferam Nefaf
Wiliam Roberts
Towyn Smithy
Robert Wilkhamas
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Ellin Ellis
Lian
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Hugh Evans
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Conway Parish
Conway Ferry
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Conway
Williem Owen
Liangerin Parish
Yés Y Brynbach
Owen Thomas
Barnhill
Judith Davies
Edward Williams
Joannco
Steverage
Biggleswade
Bugden
Stilton
Colsterworth
Banneymore
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