Antiquarian Society Debates Abbreviations and Paste Adverts
Members of the Antiquarian Society spar over cryptic abbreviations in a manuscript with varied theories referencing Operibus, A R L E, Julius Gear at Arles, Turkish wording, and A.D. dates, ending with a modern explanation of Mechi's Paste and a long list of shops and distributors across the United Kingdom.
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Antiquarian Society
Operibus
M‘adam
Julius Gear
Arles
France
Doctor
Sit
Covent-garden
Machi
N.B
Mechi
Wemen
United Kingdom
Leadenhal
London
Arbroath
Deptford
Lewes
Staines
Ashford
Exeter
Bury
Enfield
Margate
Stratford
Bures
Egham
Manchester
Stko Newing
Boalt
Esher
Maidstone
Ton Agai
Eeimorith
Mino Aa
Sionardfield
Elkstenn
Hoston Faversham
Maldon
St. Alban
Birmingham
Gravesend
Montrose
Tenterden
Brighton
Marlow
Norwich
Tonbridge-wells
Bath
Guildford
Northlesch
Tottenham
Bristol Godalming Ormskirk
Torquay
Brentford
Gloucester
Oswestry
Totness
Chathalm
Greenwich
Oxford
Tooting
Cheltenham Hythe
Portsmouth
Upton-on-Se- Chatteris
Harlow Poole
Vern
Chesham
Hastings
Putney
Wimbledon
Carterwell
Hammersmith
Porton Wigan
Canterbury
Besipton
Wick
Richmond Wootton-Basset
Cranbrook
Holbeach
Ramsgate
Windsor
Croydon
Helston
Reading
Walworth
Chesterfield
Riegate
Woolwich
Chertse
Rochdale
Wallingford Chelgaors
Iee
Rochfort
Warwick
Colchester
Kenilworth Stroud
Oodstock
Deal
Kensington
Sandwich
Wandsworth
Ierpeal
Eillegoamne
Wradkester
Etcenter
Bhaftesbury
Worcester
Petition and bounty debate in imperial parliament
Lord Kinnowll presents Perth petition on Scottish law reform and slating a wider reform bill. Lord Suffield and others push for abolition of slavery and Sabbath observance. King moves to examine Queen Anne's bounty misuse, citing large sums paid to wealthy clergy while poor livings remain neglected.
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House OF Lords
Lord Kinnoull
Perth
Scotland
England
Wales
Lord Roden
Mayo
King
Biehabe
Wihdour
Aspes
Plympton
St. Germain’s
Wembury
Northam
South Moulton
Winchester
Walea
Landkey
Carlisle
Bangor
Gyffin
Windsor
Exeter
Liverpool
J. Russell
Wiltshire
Norfolk
Wason
O'Connell
Warburton
Benett
Robert Peel
Hume
Wrottesley
Uhir J
Middlesex
C. W. Wynn
Go Cauhgel
Rd J. Russell
Memnsear
R.peel
Ireland
R. Peel
Hear
Lord‘ Althorp
Lord Landon
Wakportos
Laboura
John Russell
Wyxx
John -Russe
Lord Sandon
Cardiff
J. Nicholl
Brnerr
A NicHoLt
Teliafot
George Williams
E. B. Curteis
Lewis Fenton
William ‘Turner
Benjamin Handley
John Marshall
Stafford
Ellice
Broughe
Lord Melville
Retford
Commons
Thomson
Memper
Borough of
Mempea
Aira
C. W. W. Wynn
Select Committee
A. Bareng
Dublin
Baring
Eelice
Howe
Smaighk
Tom
Et Oe
Atrerea
Lord Chamberlain
London
Ford ‘Chamberlain
Berlain
Wwe
Hut
Iber
Lord Plain
Mrolamb
Gercor
Bee Minor
Vinela
Wigentan
Ford
Debate on Queen Anne's bounty and church appointments
A crowded Lords session discusses the distribution of Queen Anne's bounty, lay impropriations, and clerical stipends with speeches by London, Chester, and Harrowby figures. Topics include transparency of augmentations, 1831 reforms, and potential amendments to ensure impartiality and justice in revenue distribution.
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Perceval
England
Wales
London
Trun
Canterbury
Elizabeth
Leicester
Spearui
Jarry Martin
Harry Vane
Chester
R. Grosvenor
Earl of Harrowby
Bounty Board
Exeter
Anething
Bown
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A. Maried
Piers S H
Rodwell
New Bondfosaen
J. Read
Regentcircus
Piccadilly
Read's
W. Peps
Claridge
Wisconot
Logos Street
Wong
India House
Ton
Sandup
Imperial Parliament
Tondon
Aron
Renee Y Pace
Tha Most Rey
Queen Anne’s Bounty
Lord King
Lord Wharncliffe
Earl Grey
Lord Ellenborough
Duke of Richmond
Sussex
Bedford
Archbishop of Canterbury
Broadstairs
House OF Commons
Peaceva
Russell