Surrey Committee Resolution on Parliamentary Reform and Civil List
A 1780 Surrey committee notes unanimous thanks to Parliament members supporting reform and abolition of unnecessary offices, asserts Civil List revenues serve the Crown and people under Parliament control, and lists calls for Northampton meeting and candidate declarations in Lancaster with financial subscriptions sought through London banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
St. Alban's
Luxern
Houre of Commons
Jack Controul
Northampton
Rogers ‘Parker
Sold by R Langwine at the sign of the Rose
A fragment notes a sale by R Langwine at the sign of the Rose located at No 38 epreshite New Round-court Strand. The snippet mentions a trade context but provides no further details on item or date.
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R. Langwine
Sign of the Rose
Epreshite New Round-court
Strand
Auction notice for stud and breeding stock in St Martin's Lane
Be sold by auction by Mr Aldridge at the Repository in St Martin's Lane 61 Tuesday at twelve o'clock. Sixty brood mares colts and fillies horses out of training among which are few capet foal stone to any hounds in the kingdom. All property of a gentleman in Derbyshire. To be viewed three days before the sale and catalogues may be had.
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Committee For Relief
Poliie
Enyland
America
Wen
England
Wales
London
W. Owen
Emple-Bar
Fleet-street
Mei
Owen
Great Britain
Aldridge
St. Martin’s-lane
Derbyshire
Lords Shelburne motion on Caermarthen and Pembroke dismissals
London Evening Post reports Lord Shelburne’s motion on dismission of the Marquis of Caermarthen and Earl of Pembroke from Lord Lieutenancies. Nobles defend ministers yet silence from the Government provokes strong rebuke of the insolent administration and its army abuses. Marquis Caermarthen and Earl Pembroke justify resignations, praising the King while condemning ministers. Duke of Devonshire comments on nobility and national duty.
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Lord Shelburne
Caermarthen
Duke of Richmond
Lord Camden
Thurlow
Earl of Pembroke
Witthhire
Duke of
Devonshire
Taxes on horses and servants spark new duties in London
London reports new taxes on private horses and all servants two guineas per servant plus a one guinea levy on eveman servants an added duty on malt and hops with further duties unsettled Mr Wilkes plans to raise a Middlesex rights question in the House Wednesday and subscribers pay fifteen percent on a twelve million year fund at the Bank amid high money premium concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Middlesex
Financial losses and naval orders amid Jamaica combat reports
The text reports a public loss of one million nine hundred fifty thousand pounds on a twelve million loan and lists Admiralty orders for Dutch and Spanish line of battle ships to be docked and coppered. It mentions Jamaica dispatches, ships captured or damaged, and naval officers traveling to England. It also notes ship coppering progress at Portsmouth and a series of local deaths and a fire in Poplar.
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the Admiralty
Digby
Ross
Jamaica
Dalrymple
England
Omoa
Enrner
Cook
Folkstone
L'fbon
Bartholomew
Rodolphs
Bilboa
Cadiz
É&C
Turntall
Borrowstanefs
Rotterdam
Yorkshire
Portsmouth
St. Domingo
St. Joseph
Guernsey
Juno
L’osient
Brett
Navy
Cabes
Lindskog
Mounthbay
Lisbon
Algeziras
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Bart
John Smith Budgen
James Trecothick
Elgrs
St Albans
St. Alban’s
Francis Vincent
Lancaster
Ord
Richard Cavendise
George Oo Warren
Baviey
EleSion
Mreet
Wilson Braddyll
Abram Rawlinson
Admiralty Office
Admiralty of
Furlce Hall
Batley
Wren
Portsgrouth
R. G
Isle of Thanet
William M'lls
D.M
John Bailey
John Milnes
Wakefield
A.C
Samuel Harley
Messrs
Walpole and Co
Lombard-firzer
Welham Co
CorniWil
Chambers‘and Co. Bindstreet
Prefect
John Willding
J. Johnnson
St. Paul’s Churhyard
Rainsford
Omer
Metirs
Smith, Payne
Smiths
James Allen
Ainsworth
Stephens and Ainsworth
Woffius
Calepin
Cooper
Littleton
Thomas Morell
D.D. Restor
Buckland
Hertfordshire
C. Bathurst
J. Buckland
T. Beecroft
W. Strahan
J. and
F. Rivington
J. Hinton
Bath
Fife
Marion
Ss. 3d
Dixwell
Charing Cross
Macklew
Haymarket
Beaufort
Seracd
Dloughton
Royal Exchange
Cornpill
The
London Evening Post
Qebtor
Perfent
Pranter
Eeesier
Egmont
Thunderer
Spithead
Narrowlane
Poplar
William Peyton
Navy Office
Mills Polly Lobh
Kentish Town
Herries
Scotland
Bride
Charles Cox
Groom Place
Hants
Thames-street
Kingston
James
Brunton-freer
George-street
Westminster
Austhony Hardick
Hampshire
Colchester
Grenville Ferguson
Lethbury
Gilpin, Packer
Golden Square
Lord
Fortelcne Aland
Fricay
Putney
John Pettiward
Eigeljett
Pettiward
Sturday
Great Buffel
Bloombury
Topham Beauclerk
Bartlet
R’chard Nutrr
London Bridge
Sal