Speech of the Lord Lieutenant Opens Irish Parliament
The Lord Lieutenant delivers a royal speech in Parliament praising the Duke of Rutland's death, lauding foreign affairs progress, and urging measures for public service. He highlights linen manufacture, Protestant education, Church of Ireland, and national accounts, pledging cooperation to boost peace, commerce, and loyalty across Ireland. The address emphasizes Crown honour and imperial unity.
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House of Peers
Ireland
Duke of Rutland
United Provinces
Duke of
Brunswick
House of Commons
Church of Ireland
Court orders seven cruisers to guard coast of Portugal
Lisbon reports the court has ordered seven cruisers as guarda costas to curb illicit traffic. The vessels will form a line from the Douro to Sacra Bay near Spain, protecting the passage to the Straits of Gibraltar. All American ships are to be searched for specie, as large coin shipments have left the kingdom.
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Lispon
Portugal
Guarda Costas
Douro
Sacra Bay
Lafks
Spain
Streights
Gibraltar
Slavery, East India Books, and High Life Gossip in London
A London report surveys the Hastings evidence with East India Company volumes and grand livery, notes clergy support for abolition links, Rouen factory distress, Irish furs import plans, a St James's Street footman duel over addresses, watches as status symbols, and a Holborn mugging thwarted by bystanders.
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London
Westminster Hall
East India Company
Hastings
British West India Islands
Rouen
Canada
Amerca
Ireland
St. James’s Street
Starrs
Barrington
Mr. Johnston
Holborn
Gray’s Innlane
Shrewsbury Fraud Trial and Canine Disease Notices
The report details Alvarez and Jones's conviction in Norwich linked fraud schemes with aliases and mail orders, plus a Shrewsbury court move to aid in abolishing the slave trade. It also describes Oxford dog curbs and a harrowing hydrophobia case from Sutton, tracing a victim's decline from bite to death with vivid symptoms.
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Tan
Norwich
The
and Co
Alvarez
Mayor-street
Hackney
Israel
Hicks
Alvarey
Merrrs, Taylor and Co
Messrs
Taylor
Alvarezes
Jones
Morris
Shrewsbury
Oxford
Thomas Adfetts
Sutton
Ias
Smalanc Ey 2 Victims in Despair and Death
An OCR fragment notes a tragic death at 36, describing it as alarming and dreadful. It mentions a widow and five poor dependent children left without other support than charitable benevolence. The text reflects a somber obituary tone with minimal readable details.
Offence for baiting bulls leads to mild penalty in Rugby
A Rugby man convicted of baiting bulls receives only twenty shillings as the penalty. Bath sessions report harsh future prosecutions for the offence. Wiltshire quarter sessions address thefts, poaching and gang activity led by Isaac Giles, with several transported or punished.
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Birmingham
Rugby
Clerk
Rugby School
Bath
Wilts
Devizes
James Carpenter
John Grift
John Gorney
Sutton-Veney
Isaac Giles
Simon Pain
Warminster
Giles
John Strickland
Newgate Market
John Hopkins
Horsley
Glocestershire
Crown Inn
Minchin Hampton
Stephen Parmantier
Conduit-street
St. George
Hanoveriquare
Taylor
William Simpson
Bleet-market
Mealman
Chapman
Aac Delvalle
Fenchurch-street
John Munden
Swansea
Chester
John Hays
Iindsey
Lancashire
Victualler
John Dent
Wapping-street
Middlesex
Aentain Mears
Hatton-street
Holorn
Mariner
Thomas Wall
William Ball
Bristol
Maltners
Brewers
Copartners
All Laveety
Jaynes Bivins
William Burk
Mount Sorrel
Leicestershire
White Bear Inn
Coventry
John Kennedy
Liverpool
Farshaw’s
John Lively
Samuel Lively
Manrrien
Edward Miller Mundy
Derby
Middleton
John Hatton
Longstanton
Cambridgshire
Mills Bridgham
Thomas West
Burton Hill
Sheppard Street
London
Cha. Moore
Hexham
George Delaval
Bavington
Northumberland
Cuthbert Shaftoe
Akyley Heads
Durham
London News Capsule Of Fraud And Tragedy In Late Election
In a late canvass for a Scottish peerage seat, a London applicant baring a Scottish title refused to vote while stating he could not afford to live on a title and business income. A serious fraud scheme involving fake consignments from Philadelphia targeted a London firm, ending with an unreturned ship and vanished cargo. Separately a murder at the Red Lion in Nightingale Lane left a young sailor dead after a confrontation with a common prostitute, who was jailed at Newgate. A kitchen accident in Monmouthshire left Mrs Lewis gravely burned, and a remarkable stray dog incident in Margate followed violent winds.
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Enou H
Afton
Covent-Garden
Philadelphia
General Posts Office
London
Zool
Sterling
Dover
Downs
Red Lion
Nightinale Lane
Smithfield
Newgate
Lewis
St. Piere
Monmouthshire
Mig
Margate
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St. Augustine’s Parish
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St. James’s Parish
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St. John’s Parish
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