Important services of Lord Clive debated in East India Company court
A lengthy General Court of the East India Company at Merchant-Taylor's Hall Threadneedle Street ballot on granting Lord Clive an additional ten year jaghire term. The majority backed the proposal 29, adjournment debated, then 361 for and 332 against the resolution. Other notices report dispatches from Philadelphia, appointments in Parliament, and various deaths and incidents.
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O‘hara
Semegambia
Philadelphia
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New York
Lord Willoughby of Parham
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Earl of Doniggal
St. James’s Square
S. George’s
Hanover
Henry Calder
Goth Regiment of Foot
James Calder
Miss Earle
Conduit-street
Augustine Earle
Laf
Hackney
Robert Cope
Birchin Lane
Meff, Fuller, Baker, and Halford
Hyde
Greer
Bloomsbury
John Smith
Lord Munson
Albemarle-street
Bath
John Very
Ilford
Stanhope-street
Mayfair
James Errington
County of Bucks
Laft
South Lambeth
Vauxhall
Christian Frederick Fincke
Chaffereau
Fire destroys Ratcliff Plumbers workshop in blaze
A fire at Mr Stevens the Plumber in Ratcliff Highway consumed his workshop completely and caused substantial damage before it was brought under control. The report notes a boy accused of stabbing another in the same area and mentions charges of various felonies and robberies connected to the incident.
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J. Spinnage
Sullivan meeting urged by East India Stock proprietors
Friends of Mr Sullivan of East India Stock invite him to a meeting at the Half Moon Tavern Cheapside on Saturday the 28th instant at six in the evening. They seek his presence with a lift for mature consideration as the company desires the most able direction and asks no friend of Mr Sullivan to be absent. March 24, 4767.
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New Prison
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Maurice Keating
St. Ann’s
Soho
Matthew Rondeau
John Sarr
Hammersmith
Mr. Griffiths
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Great Tower-street
Langfield
Buffxes
Fleetmarket
Barking
Essex
Simpson
East India Company
St. James’s Park
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Pal-Mall
Woolwich Yard
Murray
Leith
Jamaica
Madeira
London
Carolina
Ramsgate Harbour
Drogheda
Kith Mail
Hole In the Wall
Fleet
Temple Bar
Fleet-street
Agnes Foxe
Henry Seymour
Kensington
Hydepark Corner
Knightsbridge
Lombard-street
John Miller
James Brown
Newgate
Kent
Maidstone
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Dunkirk
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Rochfort
Marseilles
Toulon
Mediterranean
Commons House of Assembly of Pennsylvania
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Philadelphia
Ajefty
Lord Hyde
Goddard
New York
Falmouth
Watts
South Carolina
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Lamb’s Close
Spitalfields
Delany
J. Girdler
King’s Road
Sulivan
East India Stock
Half Moon Tavern
Cheapside
Sullivan
Long-Acre
Burcnett
Cutler and Toyman
Burchell
P. Chamberlen
M. D
Cornhill
Bowen
Calculations on taxes and soap Livery Servants
A letter to the London Evening Post argues for abolishing duties on soap and candles and taxing livery servants instead. It claims laborers benefit via lower prices, with a housekeeper paying twenty shillings per servant but saving on soap and candles, making him a net gain.
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Ditto
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