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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 11, 1763

Page

3

Delegates form county wide committee over cider tax repeal

A Taunton meeting of Somerset notables on Oct 4 1763 established a general committee to pursue a repeal of the late act taxing Cyder and Perry. They lay out meetings, a seven member business committee, and instruction to MPs Sir Charles Kenys Tynte and Thomas Prowse. A clerk, Mr George Warry, is appointed to manage correspondence.

London Evening-Post Gloucester Taunton Somerset Abraham Isaac Elion, Bart Cyder and Perry Charles Kenys Tynte, Bart Thomas Prowse George Warry Atorney Chard Earl Cyder Duke of Cumberland London Newmarket Buftonhall Duke of Grafton Duke Duchess of Marlborough Langley Earl of Hertford France Dover Calais Paris Spry Capt. Watson Lord Egmont Admiralty Duke of Picquigny Duke of Chaulnes Chevreuse England Holland Heslin Switzerland Palatinate Mayn Rhine Rotterdam North America Lisbon Rio Granda Rio de Janairo

Night Burglary At Cheewin Pitched Ladders And Robbery

Nighttime burglars attempted to break into Rotire Pigott’s dwelling near Newport by fixing ladders to windows and smashing glass. The same villains allegedly broke open a lodge in Mr Pigott’s Park. A servant boy was seized and robbed between Chewkin and Newport. A reward of 100 pounds is offered for information leading to convictions, 20 pounds for surrender with evidence. Letter to Sir John Fielding in London will be attended to.

Azhereas Rotire Pigott Cheewin Newport Mr. Pigars Fujypos Pigott Sir John Fielding

Postscript to the Printer on Norfolk Excis e Dispute

A reader rebuts CrITO on Norfolk Grand Jury over cider duties, arguing excise penalties hit private families hardest. The author challenges fairness of taxing cider, cites orchard costs, Devon vs Norfolk burden, and details the compounding scheme for cider makers. He notes regional production strains and urges relief or exemption for cider makers and their households.

Pevenshire Cis Eri le Hibicas Dart-Moor Cali Thiar Devonshire Chacco Cambden England CRITO Imself Norfolk Herefordshire Hertfordhire Perfogg Crto Hereford

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