Diverse 18th Century Publications and Advertisements
A lengthy advertisement list for books and plays including PEG ON DULL CARE, The Heir at Law, The Surrender of Calais, The Battle of Hexham, and more. It notes publishers Longman, Colman, and Barrington M.P. along with prices, editions, and availability. Mentions works by George Colman the Younger and Alexander Baring. Includes notices for Colman’s unpublished plays and medicinal products.
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Price &S
Frederick Reynolds
Theatre Royal
Jovent Garden
Longman
Fars
Rees
Urme
Colman
Calais
Hexham
George Colman
Sie Younger
Longizany Hurst, Rees
Ormé
Abram
Free Country
Blimley
J. Budd
Pall Mall
Baring
Picadilly
J. Booker
Banksetter
Bkrope
Thurope
Writ de Lisle
Ereneb Amigegat
London
George Skane
Ashe
Doane
I Isles
Spence
Cobbett
Mill
Lowe
Thahhehilen Sa 8
Baldwin
New Bridge-street
Ambiguous Lords and Commons Proceedings on Sugar Bills
The report notes Lords proceedings with an appeal case Richer v. trails and ohens, Mr Adam representing respondents. A creditors bill advances after a second reading, while MPs debate the Sugar Bounty and Sugar back Bills, both read a first time. Anisgymed Bill to-morrow.
House of Commons considers funding Exchequer Bills
The House in committee of supply discussed funding schemes for Exchequer Bills. Proposals included converting 4.9 million into 5 per cent stock with optional mixes of 5 and 4 per cent stock and setting terms for a later loan negotiation to secure favorable public terms.
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House OF Commons
Bir
H R. Satuspuay
Fuller Maitland
Penrhyn
Catcrart
Ylasicrsson
St. Domingo
Usxisson
Vansittart
Navy
Ex- Ghequer
Wellesley
Lord Wellesley
Nabob
Lford
Asaust
Giem
Hostine
Disputed subsidy trade and territorial cession in Oude debate
The debate centers on Lord Wellesley seizing Oude revenues and demanding territorial cessions to back military aid. Arguments claim such moves violate treaties and justice, while supporters say subsidy conversion to territory was necessary for British control and security in India.
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Bengal
Nabob
Arecary
Scott
Lord Wellesley
Oade
Henry Wellesley
Mi Makin
Hatfred Wellesley
Tie
W. K Bene
Oude
J. Anndrutuer
Marquis Wellesley
Marqus
India
Iudia
Asia
Marcquis
Qude
East Lidia Company
Lord Hobart
Sabe Aidy
Tanjore
Hhis
Caw
Ceasun
Thentaug Hngthy
Poppa Gre Coupes
Tereitecy
Thas
Eaghiod
Tatertrons
Vegas
Interference in Oude debated by House in India policy
The debate centers on Marquis Cornwallis and Lord Teignmouth's views on British interference in Oude. Speakers argue whether the court sanctioned intervention justified defending frontier provinces and upholding treaties with native rulers, amid broader questions of imperial power and policy in India.
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Rabob
John Shore
Ghee
Iiterfereyit
Court of Directors
Esthichia
Delterin
Beryl
Atlee
Egypt
Persia
Oude
Aesra
John Craig
Lucknow
Eal
Marqulay
Tyre
Fadia
Allen
Marquis
Nat India
Hengal
Nubat
Chatoul
Pn Ietea
Cornwalling
Teignmouth
Wellesley
Ladin
Alony
Perron
Artilerys Dhe
Erar
Hoatkaryia Nei Deah
Ogee
Shaw
Marquis Welledley
Lord Bake
Tyat House
Sir Arthur Wellesley
Tregues
Cheehy
India
Marquis Cornwally
Avi
Jorti Hk
Hele
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Notivity
Leicestermire
Bar
Randall
Royal ‘Exchange
Duonett
Cheappide Y Wrrd
Holtorm
Oxford-street
Hiner
Nod
New Bond-street
Oltier
Ball-Mall
Brenland
Bishopgate
Ambridge
Picca- Hyinal
United Kingdom
Amperval
Roof
Uae
VCH
House
Se Committee of Ways and Way
AVR
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