Pitt Defends Finances Amid Tax Views and War Outlook
Mr Pitt rose to detail the state of national finances disputing Mr Tierney's debt figures and arguing that imports and exports show growth despite debt. He supports raising income tax to 10,000,000, aims to fix collection, and foresees a solid, permanent basis for the country.tierney counters, urging restraint and peace with France, while Pittholds to a cautious pursuit of honourable peace without toppling governments. The debate ends with resolutions carried and various bills read a third time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Tierney
Pittaid
Tisney
Exche
France
Holland
Europe
Mr. Windham
Lord Fizwilliam
Zeerney
England
Howes
Windham
Protestant Dissenters Magazine July 1 issue advertisement
An 1799 circular for Vue Protestant Dissenters Magazine published in London. It lists articles including memoirs of Rev Francis Boult of Wrexham, a voyage account of Rev John Shower, letters by Rev John Piggott and Dr Joseph Stennett, and essays on Protestant interests, divinity, critiques of Popery, and religious intelligence from Essex and Hess. It notes poetry, reviews, and a liberal plan to support Protestant Dissenters, with publishers Knott, Conder, Buzzon and partners in Lombard Street and Bucklersbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Dissenters'magazine
Francis Boult
Wrexhasn
John Shower
France
Italy
Loion
John Piggott
Joseph Stennett
Baptist Church
London
T. Knott
Lombard-Street
T. Conder
Bucklersbury 5
W. Buzzon
Paternofter-row
Clerical applicant seeks position in cloth or merch warehouse
About 30 year old man seeks a job in a Clothiers' Manufactory or Merchants' Warehouse. He has over ten years experience as a clerk and superintendent at a large manufacturer in flannel and cloth. Strong recommendation from former employer. Apply to Mr. Wilks, Bookseller, Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilks
Salisbury
Impostor Gardener Peddles Counterfeit Cures, London Notice
Public alert warns of a man calling himself Det Gardner from London who forgives no hawkers and uses the name J Gardner to sell medicines signed by himself. A claim of cures for gout rheumatism gravel dropsy and blood impurities is advertised from Long Acre and West Smithfield with hours for public attendance and a money back promise if relief fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himelf Det Gardner
Lendey
Je Gardner
Long-acre
West Smithfield
J. Gardner
J Gardner
M.E
RHEUMATIC FEVERS CURED BY NEW ELECTRIFYING TREATMENT
Mr Watkins cheesemonger of Rider's court Leicester was eight months deprived of the use of his limbs and other cases. after treatment with Garditr's Pills and a new plaister he recovered health. Mr Whitehead, plagued by violent rheumatic pains and sickness for nineteen years, found relief after seven weeks of Pills and back plaister. Attested by Mr Tay for hatter at Barbican corner.
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Watkins
Rider’s Court
Leicester
Garditr
Whitehead
Taya
Hatter
Barbican
Headache and Disease Cure Reported in 1797
A Whitcomb street silk dyer aged fourteen endured violent headache for years, gravel for three, and a rheumatic ailment that left him immobile. After using Gardner's Pills for a box, he recovered the use of his limbs and can now walk and run, well and healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cooper
Whitcom
Charing Cross
Silk
Dyer, &c
Gravel and Stone Cure Report From Pentonville
Mr Symes of Pentonville suffered severe gravel and stone and could not urinate for six days. He was cured after taking three boxes of the Pills. See his letter in Mr Gardner's possession dated December 1796 for full details.
ULCER IN THE KIDNEY CURED BY GARDNER'S PILLS
Mr. Cumberland of Leicester Square suffered twelve years from kidney obstruction and low spirits. Six boxes of Gardner's Pills cured him and restored appetite. Sellers listed include Tutt and Burton Royal Exchange and many towns. patients urged to seek satisfaction from Mr Cumberland and Gardner.
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Cumberland
Leicester-square
Gardner
Tutt
Burton
Royal Exchange
Swinney
Birmingham
Mills
Lanfsown-road
Bath
Hurley
Maryport
Brittal
Warren
Belfast
Etherington
Rochester
Chatham
Wotton
Chertsey
Wright
Doncaster
Lanham
Dartford
Brown
Dits
Baxter
Edinburh
Spilsbury and Co
Dublin
Dodd
Gravesend
Broadway
Gillingham
Wawne and Healy
Hall
Mann
Horsham
Middlesitch
Pswich
le Grass
Jersey
Luccock
Kimbolton
Angus
Kiswick
Legg
Windsor
Brook
Lincoln
Abraham
Newport
Dunn
Nottingham
Snowdon
Northfleet
Horley
Portsea
Smith
Purtfee
Clout
Seven Oaks
Croft
Southwell
Royce
Bro
Her
Stamford
Macklin
Southampton
Wilcox
Towester
Hlupgood
Wellclose Square
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Thames
Cos
Box
Horfley
Gloucestershire
Flint
G. B. Francis
Ryland
Bristol
Rippon
B. Francis
A. M. Horsley
N.B
Longacre
Smithfield
Achev
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