Protest by Peers and Bishops Against Parliament Dissolution
A dated protest from nobles and church leaders decries the dissolution of the National Parliament and royal edicts, urging the king to reconsider. After a late-night council, letters opposing dissident figures were recalled, with one duke reportedly leaving the realm amid unrest and potential rebellion.
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Wwe
Shaséth
Apa
Cour Pieniere
Uhip
Nodistion
Tee
Rebellus
Trial of Warren Hastings Impeachment Proceedings Report
The session reports Lord Hastings impeachment hearing delays and adjournments after key witnesses and letters are discussed. Sheridan and Adam appear with updates while court adjourns for another day. Bills on peace, justice, hides duties, and local matters advance, with Royal Assent expected this afternoon.
House of Commons Sees Bills Read and Hastings Trial Adjourned
In the House of Commons on Tuesday June 10 a Lords message noted further Hastings trial adjournment to Friday. Bills for Sir Guy Carleton, Brooke Watson, and American compensation were read first time and passed. The African regulation bill committee postponed to today amid calls to print parish officer returns and address misapplications of charity funds.
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Lords
Warren Hastings
Guy Carleton
Brooke Watson
Gilbert
Huffey
Orde
Donation reports prompt action on charitable misuses
The discussion centers on bequests and institutions under wills totaling around etg,oool per year, with Sir Joseph Mawbey praising efforts and Mr. Gilbert noting potential misapplication. An early next session move is planned for new measures, as the report covers general details with no specific findings. The bill for granting funds to American and West Florida claimants is introduced and ordered for a second reading tomorrow.
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Pigho
Ord
Joseph Mawbey
Gilbert
Gibbard
Tim
Mie Dido
Death and scandal ripple through London society
A jumble of late 18th century gossip frames Mr Heffe’s death as a product of high living and gambling links. The piece cites gaming houses, ambitious partners, and public storms, interleaved with Lavater on women and battered coin lore. Reports of boxing bouts, prize fights, and royal presence pepper the column, ending with a tribute to Earl Mansfeld and praise for a renowned jurist.
Marriage of Lingerpool farmer to young Mary Tomlinson
On Tuesday last at Malpas Church in Chester county, Mr Falkner of Hampton wed Miss Mary Tomlinson. The groom is in his eightieth year and the bride eighteen. the ceremony ended with celebratory songs and a quip about old hearts. Also recounted is a London mail incident where the coachman fell asleep and the guard dozed, only waking when the coach reached Tar-inn.
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Lingerpool
Malpas Church
Falkner
Hampton
County of Chester
Mary. Tomlinson
London Mail
Chester
Morpheus
Tar
Theo Oggel
Chedmmay
Somerset
Tim Bridol
Peton
Cox
Innox
Walrus Mead
R. Bowsuer
Bath
Wally
Lancaster
James Ray
Clare
Siffolk
William Baflet
Margate
Cornwell
Omme
Berg
London Gazette
Wootg
Conduitstreet
Tianover-square
London
Browne
Great-Britain
D&c
Horses Fight for Safety in Disturbed Somerset Ride
A fragment recounts a Somerset scene where horses clashed briefly and a gentleman of the whip hurried to regain control. Though progress was swift, the rider failed to overtake his loft but arrived in time to ease fears for the man’s safety.
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Porley
Somerset
Notices of bankrupts and marriages in 18th century listings
June 7 bankrupts include Joseph Webb, John Dease Reilly, William Cordy, John Reeves, John Andrews, Thomas Hauxworth, Caleb Dyer, Samuel Lee, Edward Cockerton, Robert Twyford, George Parker and Amelia Finley. June 10 includes Matthew Lowe and others. July 1 Dividends list. marryings include Richard Gwylim to Miss Earle, Vyner to Lady Ashburnham, and Hastings to Mills Abney. Various tradesmen, locales, and ecclesiastics noted. obituaries and liaisons referenced.
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Bankruers
Joseph Webb
Castlecourt
Lawrence-lane
John Dease Reilly
Thavies-inn
William Cordy
Cornhill
John Reeves
Romford
Essex
John Andrews
Airstreet
Westminster
Thomas Hauxworth
Ilkley
Yorkshire
Caleb Dyer
Andover
Hants
George Woolley
Glocester
Grocer
Bell Inn
Grocestes
Manchester
Marritepo
Richard Gwylim
Robert Gwylim
Bewley
Lancashire
Miss Earle
Thomas Earle
Eig
Mr. Vyner
Theodosia Mary Ashburnham
Lord Ashburnham
Charles Hastings
Mills Abney
Thomas Abney
Derbyshire
Atche
Quaker’s Meeting
Salisbury
John Sanger
Cirencester
Lydia Smith
Smith
Fidherton
S Drew
Willis Kettle
Chatham
Lady Gray
George Gray
Asbbey Cowper
Rose
Benjamin Willan
Howells
Bristol
Edimund Bott
Ifq
Christchurch
Banrister
Ludlow
Levett
Richard Levett
Blichefield
Staffordshire
Frognall
Capt. Frognall
India Service
Glocestershire
John Morris
Briscoe
Robert Briscoe
Batheaston
Dr Steer's Opodeldoc Promoted for Rheumatisms and Sprains
A historical notice touts Dr Steer's Opodeldoc for rheumatisms sprains bruises and general aches. It warns buyers to ensure authenticity with F Newbery engraved on stamps and notes its use for horses and various conditions from burns to venomous stings, claiming broad efficacy.
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Steers
Dr. Steer
F. Newbery
Wool Bill Dominates Friday and Saturday Commons Session
The House of Commons, with about twenty MPs and commissioners including Earl Bathurst Earl of Sussex and Lord Sydney, approved fifty six public and private bills and debated the Wool bill. Lord Strewnlow and Earl Fitzwilliam led the proponent side while Lords Kinnoul and Hawkefoury spoke for reform until the division showed a majority for commitment. The second reading was postponed to Monday with the session adjourned after six.
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Earl Bathurst
Earl of Salinsbury
Lord Sydney
Partridge
Graham
L. Lavs Bathurs
Lord Strewnlow
Earl Fitzwilliam
Ldiddup
Larl
Kinnoul
Tichings
Dem
Hawkefoury
Lord Rawdon
Karl Bathurst
Ledhawden
Earl Stanhope
Lord Hopetoun
Earl Betha
Privilege clash as Lords debate entry to House
Wednesday session in the Commons discusses removing doubts on special warrants for Lady Maria Carleton and Brokk Watson. The House defers the love bill until tomorrow while officers of the House face motions on privileges, with Lord Belgrave opposing and Lord Newhaven pushing for a further inquiry.
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WidNesday
Lady Maria Carleton
Brokk Watson
Eiphiastone
Peter Barwell
House of Lords
Lord Belgrave
Lord Grosvenoy
Westminster Hall
Peter Burrell
Lord Newhaven
Gene Fleman
Elphinstone
Trlis House
Joseph Mawhey
Belgrave
Frederick Montague
Fans Juintone
Vyner
Hong
Bouverie
Lord Mwhaven
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Mary Creed
Randa Indebud
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Hanmer
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Francis Newbery
Newgs
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Louden
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