Bank dividend plan and West Indies trade figures in 1799
A Bank dividend set at three and a half percent is recorded along with a proposal to advance funds for public service. Debates note Go vernment advances to the Bank totaling eight million and a distribution of 1,225,000 pounds of loyalty five percent to Bank proprietors. The session also covers sugar imports from the West Indies, rum figures, and duties. Local items include a new water well near the Royal Exchange, a bridge in Sunderland, a fatal accident in Aldersgate, and a court trial in Maidstone where Arthur Young was acquitted. Additional notes cover a flood in Peterborough Lincolnshire area, Irish Guards marching to St James's Park, and a French or revolutionary-era policy on landings with passports.
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J. Hoare
House of Commons
Great Britain
West Indies
John Price
Kingston
George Woodford Thelluson
Radnor
Mzldop
Earl of Essex
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Stow
London
Peterborough
Lincoln
Prescot
Lancashire
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Sheffield
Sunderland
Arhoft
Seddons
Aldersgate-street
Mila Seddons
Baptist’s Head
St. John’s-lane
Clerken- Weil
St. John’s-street
Hamton-hills
North Riding of
Yorkshire
Ireland
1St Regiment of Guards
St. James’s Park
East India'Company
India-house
Bengal
Trowbridge
Robert Fellows
Shottithamy
Norfolk
Nelson
Fellows
Maidstone
Arthur Young
Gamaliel Lloyd
Blackburn
Arthur‘o'connor
Garrow
Fielding
Lloyd
Proclamation Bans Ireland to Britain Passages Amid Treason Plots
King George declares a March deadline barring passage from Ireland into Britain for those involved in treasonable designs. Only those in service or sick with passports from Irish authorities may cross, under Privy Council guidance, to prevent invasion.
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George R. i
Yelind
Ireland
Privy Council
Kingdom of Ireland
Royalty attend divine service amid St Patrick Festival
Yesterday morning their Majesties and the Princesses Augusta and Elizabeth attended chapel royal where a sermon was preached by the Bishop of Exeter on Luke 22.45 46. The Festival of St Patrick marked the emblems of the shamrock worn by the king and nobles. Insurance on English verses to Leghorn rose from 26 to 25 percent. At the Safi foury Affizes two prisoners were sentenced to death but were reprieved. A key case for farmers established winter feed care rights after a dispute over damaged sheep valued lower than others. Cambridge and Bedford trials yielded capital verdicts and sentences for theft and related crimes.
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Auigusta
Elizabeth
Chapel-royal
Exeter
Patrick
Benevolént’ Institution
Leghorn
Italy
John M'Cornick
William Newport
Parham
Ebbethoine
Shaftesbury
Cambridge
James Howard
Thomas
Beaad
Trim
Pington
Bedford
William Pendridge
Froit
Aylesbury
J. ‘Bowden
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Hertford
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Guildhall
Harris
J.clarke
Wormwood Street
C. Smith
Greenwich
Kent
W.R. Tyndale
W. Judson
Minchinhampton
Gloucester
Clothiers
T. Rymill
Middle Barton
Oxford
R. Grafs
Canterbury
H. Hewlett
Walsingham
Sguthanignsa
Téniére
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Fareham
Southampton
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