Parliament prorogued and fiscal measures outlined in London
Reports from London detail the prorogation of Parliament to August first and the sovereign’s speech urging harmony. Notices cover new writs for Wareham and St Germain’s, and the passage of taxes on coaches, stamping, playing cards, dice, and newspaper sheets. Also noted are judiciary actions, campaign costs, and various promotions, marriages, and deaths.
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Headley Park
Hampshire
London
Hamilton
Falcon-court
Fleet-street
Clarke
Apothecary
Farnham
Sarry
Wareham
Christopher D’oyley
Board of Trade
St. Germain’s
Cornwall
John Pownall
Excise
Berlins
Hackney
Stamp Office
Lord Rochford
Sayre
Serjeant Adair
Mr. Pitt
Europe
Bengal
Ontario
Africa
Wester
Michaelmas
St. Clear
St. Keverne
Weadrow
Sithway
WN. B
Mr. Long
Allen
Clement's Inn
Messrs, Davies
Penryn
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Tattersall
TURF
Hyde-Park Turnpike
Aldridge
Great Houghton
Northampton
Peacock
Bunhill- Row
Moorfields
St. Leonard’s Hill
Windsor
Evans
Furveyes
Farm Street
Berkeley
Jenner
Sandby
Great Park
Barkley and Burgh
Temple
Lord Chantellor
House of Peers
Duke of Ancaster
Earl of March
Fegson
House of Commons
Commons
Grantham
Lincalshire
Brosnlow Cutt
House of Lords
Peregrine Cutt
John Hawkins
Justice Wilmot
Justice Pell
Ma‘aity
Justices of the Peace
Old Bailey
Richard Aston
William Davis
Iinemas Kinman
John Thomas Pope
Totten
Stephen John Maule
Greenwich Hospital
Edward Boxley
Maule
John Cotman
Langham St.Mary
Suffolk
John Trayton Fuller
Elliot
Henry Cecil
Earl of Excer
Stamford
Vernon
Bondistreet
Middleton
Ada Ludlow
Shephard
Stanton Lacy
Stonehouse
Canterbury
William Harkmond
Clapham
Mr. Pemberton
Thames-frest
Town
A.B
Meff
Wallis and Sconehouse
Ludgate-street
Hereford
Foley
Thomas Harley
Berrington
Walwyn
BPN
Vannisa
T. Foley
Jun
Stoke
Dee
Eford
Longworth
J. Walwin
Milititts A
Leicester
Parke
Bertie
Vine-street
Piccadilly
Congress
America
Rivington
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Price
T. Carlan
T. Lowndes
W. Nicoli
Bladon
Brrth Theatre
Venice
York
Daly
Pope
Waller
Prior
Gay
Hughes
Garth
Sheridan
Soame Jeayns
Philips
Mg. Bramaston
Sewell
Tadlow
John Vantregh
Cheney
Congreve
Mary Wortley Montagus
Charles Hanbury Williams
Lord Hovey
Middlesex
Winter
Lady Irwin
G Kearsley
R. Baldwin
G. Robdinson
T. Carlon
J. Ricley
Oxford
Bolingbroke
Langford
Covent-Garden
Great Billing
Percy
Earl of Thomond
Christopher Smyth
Maltby
West Riding
County of
Bawtry
Sheffield
Rotherham
Doncaster
Freeman Bower
Dancer
Brecknock
South Wales
Mc, Bold
Brecon