York Building Co creditors battle with Ferguson appeal affirmed
The House heard counsel on the York Building Company creditors case against James Ferguson, Esq. The decree was affirmed in part and reversed in part. A Contractors bill was read a first time and ordered to be printed. All remaining causes were deferred until after the recess.
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York Building Company
James Ferguson
House of Commons Reform Motions Echo Through Debate
The House debated the corn bill and a probe into prison medical expenses. Lord North proposed forcing the East India Company to wind up by April 6 1783, while Mr Fox condemned the move as a dangerous menace risking India and colonial commerce.
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Barre
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East India Company
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Mott
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India
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Dissolution and new charter debate over East India Company
Lords clash over ending the current East India Company and creating a new one with a larger inclusive charter. Arguments hinge on public interest, territorial revenues, and balancing government control with private profit. Ministers push a commission of account and a careful, extended discussion before final votes.
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Rous
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English Bill Debated During Easter Recess
The Easter recess produced a bill deemed inadequate by critics while Lord North voiced surprise at the opposition. David Hareley moved to introduce a bill limiting placemen, with leave granted. The House adjourned until Wednesday.
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David Hareley
Priestley Harmony of the Evangelists in English
Published in quarto at price 129 and bound at 158 with notes and critical dissertations. Joseph Priestley LL D FRS advertises the Harmony for the unlearned and lists Greek edition at 245 in boards along with the author’s other works at J Johnson, St Paul’s Churchyard.
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