Bills and motions read in a late eighteenth century session
Bills were read and ordered for a second time while committee motions and debates on taxation and distilleries dominated proceedings. Mr. Pitt and Mr. Hobart led discussions on bank restrictions and import measures as petitions and delays spurred procedural maneuvering in the House.
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Southiampton
Ankh
Ghedzoy
Wil Bird
Algeter
Saas
Mali
Ie Billa
Rofe
Reagia Gritttmey
Tosmorrow
Dy Ferson
Hobart
Taft’ Felli
Scotland
A&t
Ehat
Hone
Pitt
Elford Ofter
Newton
County Palatine of
Lancaster
Nutter
Fives
Penn
Isavons
Seould Altén
Bentledith
Marely
Lancashire
Ne ‘Mylar Ellard
Cobgundvdtanley
Appointment in Chief of the Bahamas Govneror
The London Gazette reports the King has pleased to appoint Willigay as Captain-General and Governor in Chief of the Bahamas, in the room of John Forbes, with the necessary powers and duties as defined by royal warrant.
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Whitehall
Nev
Willigay
Secréstary
Royal Bughe
York
Colleitéls
Olfta
B8th
Island of
Jersey
Agmira Duncan
Rett
Wien
Wollins
Waterford
Thanhartour
Bankrupts and Dividends in November Surrender Notices
Bankruptcy notices list numerous individuals with surrender dates at Guildhall and related venues, naming attorneys and towns. Entries include Botibol Strang of Irish feather manufacturer, Jolly butcher, glass makers, surgeons, shopkeepers, and merchants from London and across England with dates Dec 1 to Jan 2. Dividends announced for various creditors and certificates to be granted by Dec 12.
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Botibol
Strang
Guildhall
Lyon and Co
L. Cohen
Wapping
Attornies
Mofits
Lane and Co
Ai Jolly
Clare
Markety -Butcher
BoorDec
Goddball
Rose
Cadis-street
Holborn
Ja- Garrett
Benj. Yathway
Oxford
Treet, Glass
E Fellers
Ateornies
Methrs
Welch and Co
Aldersgate
G.cooper
Coke-street
Aldgate
Man’s Mérees
C. Manting
Haydon-square
Minorieg
M. Quyenborough
Sutton Coldfield
Warwickshires
Durham
Stovin
Gray’s Innsquare
Benj. Cirr
J. Wills
Worcester
Woodbridge
the Bull
Rnies
Messrs
Tourle
Jy Scholefield
Elland
Yorkshire
Saville’s Arms
W. Scott
Newgate Street
Je Darrant
Farnborough
Virtualler
J. Atkinson
Beech Street
Taylor
W. Corey
Leadenhall-street
T. Clifton
T. Strode
Lambeth
E. Burnett
Leadenhall- Street
D. Holmes
Rathbone-place
J. Wall
Foster-lates
Bucklerbury
Linelt-Draper
Burklby
T. Chefstyrey
Sitford
Badgewater
Arsas Inn
R. Lucas
Louthy
Peacocke Ton
Boston
Moss
New Buckingham
Grocer
Angel,Inn
Norwich
Reas
Swansea
Mercer
Cardiff Arms
Saracen’s Head Inn
Affiford
Lamboray
Gerrard- Street
Moncheat
Gerrard
Freet
Johnson
Nottingham
Peace Treaty Sparks Rhine Fete at Coblenz
A Buffels letter dated the 8th reports a grand fete along the Rhine to celebrate the peace with the Emperor. Forts Marcead Etersburg and Neuwied fire for three days while Generals Angerau and others head to Coblenz as the festival’s HQ. The piece discusses political reactions to the Lisle negotiations, fiscal plans for taxes, and Ireland’s situation amid reports of renewed British diplomacy and military arrangements.
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Buffels
Rhine
Adina
Merlin
Lisle
Bulletin de la Republiga
Vitor
Frances
France
Fartier
Republic
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