Tax on high possessions informs royal finance plan
Extra from Portsmouth reports Seaford and Boreas at Spithead with Marines aboard. Monarchical news covers a new year tax of one livre per thousand on households with fortunes over 2000 livres, Parliament and General Consulta actions, ship arrivals from Holland and Rotterdam, trade, legal cases, and society scandals including trials, deaths, and public notices.
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Chamber of Finances
General Consulta
Portsmouth
Seaford
Spithead
Downs
Boreas
Plymouth
Halifax
Mary
Jeremiah Taylor
Holland
Diligence
Farnley
Rotterdam
Goodwill
Robert Klinkard
Amsterdam
Newdenstoff
Jan Padden
Bso
England
Guildhall
Westminster
Mincing-lane
St. Margarett’s Hill
Southwark
Compter
Paul's Head
Catenton-street
Robert Higgs
Royal Exchange
Bowyer Glover
James Carington
Charles Merry
Beadle
Company of Salters
St. Magnus Church
London-bridge
John Salter, Bart
Brother Salter
College of Physicians
William Browne
Thomas Lawrence
Askew
Minckley
Thomas
Brook
Hinckley
Galen
Hippocrates
Collgre
Warwick Lane
London Hospital
William ‘Trotter
John Cole
Henry Smeathman
Cole
Duke of Dorset
Knowle
Kent
Brussels
Count O'Donnell
Ireland
Welton
Oxford Road
Trustees Meeting on Repairing Western District Turnpike
A meeting of trustees for repairing the Western District of the Turnpike Road from Powder Mills on Fiore Heath Middlesex to Ba finebone near Bagbot Windlesham Surrey is set for Thursday next at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Red Lion at Bag. Turner, Clerk. Also new provisions will be appointed at the same time.
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Gilks
Crown-street
Bunhill-row
Old-street
Thomas Pennington
Christ Church
Oxford
Eaton
London
Ely Cathedral
Exeter
Cathedral Church of
William Peckitt
York
Egbert
Edward the Confessor
Duke of Cornwall
John Grandison
Edward the Third
Canterbury
Dukes of Somerset
Beaufort Bolton
Bedford
Godolphin
Granville
Orford
Buckingham
Falmouth
Courtney
Devon
York, Lancaster
Union
St. Peter
St. Paul
St. Andrew
Petre
Clifford
Edgecumbe
Rotherhithe
London-bridge
Greenwich
Woolwich
Deptford Creek
Kent
Norfolk
Newmarket Heath
Childers
Abingdon
Reading
Tisdale
Falcon
Southwark
Fiore Heath
Middlesex
Bafinebone
Bagbot
Windlesham
Surry
Bag- Me
Mes Turner
Honestus Warns Electors On Septennial Reform
A political pamphlet essay addressed to electors of Great Britain by Honestus argues that promises from candidates are often deceitful and urges voters to support honest, nonbribing candidates. It warns that those least eager for office may be the most deserving and stresses the need for a free uncorrupt Parliament to reduce life’s burdens and taxes.
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Sabe
Great Britain
C. &c. Honestus
P.S
Printer of the London Evening Post responds to prior letter
The author addresses the Morning Paper debate on a young man living on threepence halfpenny or fourpence halfpenny per day. He notes no reply has appeared to his own answer or to other responses in multiple papers and presents his position in the matter.
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Richmond Gardens
Duke of York
Swan-yard
Newgate
Rotherhithe
Cornwall
Piccadilly
Guildhall
Bridewell
John Spinnage
Argyle Buildings
St. Louis
Castle-Inn
Wood-street
Thomas Lloyd
Sir John Fielding
Catherine Goodson
William Roworth
London Evening-Post
Meres
Blackfriars Bridge
Parliament
London
Blackfriars
London Evening Post
Mr. Meres
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