Debating in Common Assembly on Granting Supply
Wednesday January 24 the House debated whether to form a Committee of Supply or first address redress of grievances. Speakers urged using supply as leverage to curb ministerial faults, while defending parliamentary rights to withhold funds. The discussion touched on public discontent, press liberty, and civil versus military authority.
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Common Assembly
House
Committee of Supply
Ong—y
Orgsey
Solomon
Aisop
Hell
D—wa—l
Meifieneile
Becaares
B—ke
Orde
Shifp
Downdell
An Elegant School Ad in King’s Square Court Soho
An old notice advertises Angelo’s Academy offering King’s Square Court Soho lessons. Entry fees range from two to seven guineas with monthly rates. mornings span seven to twelve. Boarding and equestrian activities are listed with fencing and dancing included, and lodges may be accommodated for ten thousand guineas.
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Angelo
King’s Square Court
Soho
Delivery Delivered Within:
Fragmentary OCR text references delivery timing and free terms but lacks clear entities or a coherent event. Summary focuses on an unclear delivery note mentioning “Delivered within” and “free” without identifiable people, places, or organizations.
Observations on the Cite of the Vi Sedine Majestys
A fragmented pamphlet notice by Charles Hat Laz surgeon presents new observations on the site of the King’s dine and is authenticated by officers of Menté. It is printed and sold by J. Dixw Lane near Charing Cross, with further outlets in Piccadilly and Oxford.
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Swai
Hawkins
Seijca
Menté
Charles
Savoy
J. Dixw
Charing-Cruis
Piccadilly
Williams
The
Gibson's Curious Compour Vill in Half a Ronee
A concise report notes Gibson's curious venture in a half Ronee, sparking local discussion. The item highlights a peculiar scheme tied to Compour village, detailing minimal context and no explicit outcomes.
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Gibson
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Sepe
Wright
Nowelling
Holland
London
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