Surrey Committee Meeting Called by Francis Vincent
Gentlemen of the Surrey Committee are desired to meet at St Alban's Tavern on Thursday March 6 at 12 o'clock for special business. Francis Vincent Chairman Upper Grosvenor Street March 3 1780.
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 02, 1780
Page
1
Gentlemen of the Surrey Committee are desired to meet at St Alban's Tavern on Thursday March 6 at 12 o'clock for special business. Francis Vincent Chairman Upper Grosvenor Street March 3 1780.
A notice from Lieutenant Alexander b Clarke’s recruiting party in Reading Berkshire reports two deserters from the Marines. James Perkins a labourer aged 20 and Henry Smitter a blacksmith aged 25 fled with details of their appearance and clothing. Rewards offered for apprehension.
Richardson and Stevenson advertise reduced prices on genuine Jamaica Rum and Coniac Brandy at their City Repository and Jamaica Rum Warehouse in Bishopsgate. Goods offered as genuine, with low quotations and limited credit, stating large stock and no credit. Delivery policy requires minimum two gallons to any London inn or wharf.
House of Lords Thursday March 7 heard counsel on the Stackpole versus Daveren case. Proceedings continue tomorrow. The session passed reports on Mansfield and Grantham roads and several inclosure bills.
The house passed the marine mutiny bill and the bill to encourage British coin circulation in Ireland. A second reading occurred for the militia pay and clothing bill. Amendments to the better supply of mariners were reported and ordered engrossed. A petition from Huntingdon county was debated by Lord Hinchinbroke and Lord Ludlow amid replies.
London March 3 reports Lord North's plan for a non parliamentary Committee of Accounts to audit Crown finances and apply balances to public service. Debates discuss delaying and committing a reform bill with opposition from Lord George Gordon and Fox, amid petitions from Surrey and other counties.
Fragmentary OCR presents lyrics sung by Mrs Youne in the Masquerade Scene of Barne's New Comedy. The lines urge waking the son of Dulnels to awaken senses and rouse his soul, inviting spirits to prepare mortal pleasures and crown the magic night with new delight.
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