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The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle
Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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London letter reports a bill regulating Custom House fees ready for Parliament, backed by opposition leaders Mr. D--d--ll and Sir G--v--le, and ministry. Lord Camden expected to resume as Chancellor with added 2000l pension and earldom upon future resignation.
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"The bill for the regulation of Custom House fees is ready to be laid before the House. It will be supported by the heads of the opposition as well as by the ministry. Mr. D--d--ll and Sir G--v--le have both promised to assist in carrying it through. It is thought Lord Camden will come in again as Chancellor; the terms on which he is to accept the seals, are, that on his resignation, he is to have the addition of 2000l. to the pension of 2200l. which he now enjoys, and is to be created an Earl."
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London
Event Date
April 5
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bill supported by opposition and ministry; lord camden to receive additional 2000l pension and earldom upon resignation
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The bill for the regulation of Custom House fees is ready to be laid before the House, supported by heads of opposition and ministry, with Mr. D--d--ll and Sir G--v--le promising assistance. Lord Camden expected to return as Chancellor on terms including added pension and creation as Earl.