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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 03, 1772

Page

4

Imposition on half pay Marines protested in letter

A Half-pay Lieutenant of Marines warns officers against a sixpence per pound deduction labeled a war crown. He alleges a deputy clerk controls payments, calls it an imposition, and urges ending deductions to augment a scant pension. He proposes drawing bills or using affidavits to avoid extra costs.

Aladdexz Ref C&t

Debate on Royal Marriages Bill to be printed Saturday

A postscript announces the authentic narrative of the Lords debate on the Royal Family Marriages Bill will appear in Saturday’s paper. A letter to Lord North on the bill titled A Bill to regulate the Marriages of the Royal Family is referred to on the first page.

Miss Franckfort Lord Offery Miss Rivers B. Jones Strand Hungerford Oxford-sleet Berwick-street Retfey Constantia Pearbroke House of Lords Lord North Roya

Proposal for Bengal reforms by Proprietors meeting

A Leadenhall Street gathering of Last India stock holders debated Bengal policy. Directors outlined a plan restricting trade by the Bengal President and Council, licensing, and warlike goods controls, with a proposed new charter and parliamentary action to regulate company servants in India. The discussion featured Sir George Colebrooke and Governor Johnson amid sharp exchanges.

Society of the West I India Merchants Thames-street Loondon-bridge John Eden Last India Stock Leadenhall-street Bengal A&t India Privy Council Mayor’s Court Supreme Court of Judicature Orme Court of Proprietors Fitzgerald Court of Directors George Colebroke Johnson G. Colebrooke Belts Bolts Asia Morever Macleane Crown

Minutes of the two houses report royal marriage bill passage

Debates continued in the Lords on the Royal marriage bill with a third reading ordered for Thursday. The Commons processed the militia, gaming, and naturalization bills, rejected the game act repeal by division, and adjourned amid routine business. Public notices cover a London masquerade report, market fraud cases in Smithfield, King’s Bench verdict for Capel, a fraud arrest, church livings, and obituaries.

Royal Navy Ccommons Conrad Bucher John Luke Iiblin Na ‘Il Thames Lady Craven Lady Berkeley Tom Fool Montague Sultana King’s Bench Lord Mansfield Messrs Payne Studley Ogle Capel Thomas ‘Hill Wood-street Compter Robert Ladbroke Compter John Bailey Craven Wolverton Hants Harwell Berlin Islington William Wildman Exeter John Snow Beer Ferris

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