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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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