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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 23, 1780

Page

2

Parliament Session Update on Bills and Adjournment

Sacklay May 23 reads a second time the bill adding a duty on malt and the Plymouth Dock Bill, plus the Land Forces Recruiting Bill, then adjourned.

Sacklay Plymouth-Dock

Debates Over Petitions and Bills In Commons May 73

In the House the Surrey magistrates petitioned against Dr. William Smith’s gratuity and sought a hearing, while the Middlesex matter was sent to the committee. Debates followed on a tobacco bill, debtors relief, and a bill for families of pressed soldiers. Lord Beauchamp questioned the labour of a wives and children bill. Lord North discussed a reform of the house tax collection, with Coventry seeking details. Copper export limits and naval sheathing prompted committee referral. A motion to widen county and borough qualifications faced opposition and a divided vote.

Suesday Joseph Mazéey Surrey Middlesex William Smith Baronet Herbert Mackworth Lord Beauchamp Thomas Clavering Touts Desttrell Leraihayduch Finn Cavendify Lord North Coventry Mr. Coventry Mr. Penter Royal Navy George Yonge Bamber Gascoyne Fox

Poetical Works Collection at the British Library Strand

A list of poetical works by Milton Pope Dryden Butler Prior Thomson Gay Young Waller Cowley Spencer Parnell Congreve Swift Addison Shenstone Churchill Pomfret Donne Hughes Garth Dyer Denham Fenton Lansdown and more offered in various bindings. Ladies and gentlemen travelers are invited to view and request specimens by mail as available.

BELL Great Britain Forstith Strand Milton Pope Dryden Conister Butler Prior Thomson Gay Yqung Waller Cowley Spencer Parnell Congreve Swift Addison Shenstone Lansdown

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