Parliament Opens As Ireland Receives Loyal Speech
Dublin Castle reports the Lord Lieutenant in state opened the Parliament. John Ponsonby elected Speaker as George Dunk, Lord Halifax, delivers a royal speech praising the succession, urging frugality, support for government, and restoration of prosperity. Attendant notes mention military costs and barracks repairs.
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George Dunk, Farr
Halifax
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Agriculure
Proposals for Linen Trade and Protestant Charters
The text urges expansion of linen manufacture as a major wealth source and defends Protestant schools as secularly useful. It quotes a royal address promising peace and welfare, and mentions appointments and diplomatic moves, including George Creffener as minister to Cologne and notes on public notices, naval movements, and forthcoming royal events.
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Notice of Sale by Navy Office at Chatham Yard
Principal Officers and Commissioners of the Navy announce a sale on the Thursday next month at eleven in the morning. Various old stores and ship equipment from his Majesty's yard at Chatham will be offered for purchase at Portsmouth Port Antonio. A deposit of 25.6 percent or pro rata is required, and all items must be paid for and taken away within forty days. deposits forfeited if not removed.
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Notice of Navy Bills due for November 1760
The Principal Officers and Commissioners of His Majesty's Navy announce that money and Exchequer Bills are held by the Navy Treasurer to be paid on all bills registered in November 1760. Proprietors or legally empowered receivers must present them at the offices to be satisfied.
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