Bread Law Reforms and Wheat Standard Debate in Parliament
A Parliamentary committee reports on ancient wheaten bread standards dating to George II. It favors restoring the old standard loaf where flour equals the whole wheat produce, weighing about three fourths of the wheat, and advocates regulated affizes to ease shortages and price pressures. The discussion highlights brewers, distilleries, and public finance concerns amid wartime conditions.
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Mealman
Baker
Géorge
George
Breid
London
Westminstér
A&t
Bourer
Fiona Price
Fragmented British dispatch reports European tensions and royal benevolence
A long leaky excerpt recounts misdated fiscal and military notes from Europe. It mentions shifting Polish policy, Prussian influence, and a plan to aid London and Westminster’s poor. Royal orders for Windsor hospitable entertainments and forts survey surface amid wartime chatter. A Chatham Antigua report notes Caribbean defeats and shipping losses.
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Paris
France
Pruffan
Poland
London
Westminster
Prince of Wates
Holderness
Géorgs
Duke of Cumberland
Windsor -Lodge
Great Britain
War-Office
S. Io Chatham
Antigua
Lonedon
Cape Fis
Godfrey
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