Royal grant to Lord Malmesbury to bear Prussian arms
From the London Gazette May 9 the King grants James Lord Malmesbury and his issue a Royal licence to add the Black Eagle of Prussia to his family arms and to use the motto fevmainteindrar in memory of the recent alliance. The concession is to be registered in the College of Arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
James Lord Malmebury
Prussia
States General
United Provinces
James Lord Malmespury
Prince of Orange
College of Arms
Gaz
Hastings and Burke in Westminster Hall dispute
London dispatch summarizes Major Scott's comments on Mr Burke's letter and Hastings affair. It notes testimony in Westminster Hall, previous examinations, and accusations over Indian interest. The report lists legal actions by Mr Hattings and Sir Elijah Impey, plus civil and colonial affairs in Africa and the Caribbean, including Tobago and licentious riots in Paris with 172 dead.
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London
Major Scott
Burke
House of Commons
Montague
Mr. B
Hattings
Fos
Wrestminster Hall
Fox
Sheridan
Thill
Lieute of Commons
Homself
Charing Cross
Montagu
Mr. Burke
Mr. Hastings
Hastings
Court of King's Bench
Westminster Hall
Elijah Impey
Tey
Nundcomar
Beadon
Jesus College
University of Cambridge
Glocester
Halifax
St. Asaph
Judge Buller
Baron Eyre
Paris
Lieutenant de Police
Prince de Conde
Duke de Bourbon
Tobago
Farewell of Old Macmillin and Shore’s Botany Bay Convicts
The report notes a coroner’s inquest verdict of manslaughter in the Swan case and details a fleet of twenty seven female convicts to Botany Bay from Newgate. It mentions a fortune dispute over English property and a prize the young lady holds, plus a London boarding school line of thought. Finally the aged actor Macmillin bids farewell with Shylock performance as Ryder fills in.
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London
Swan
Ward
Newgate
Botany Bay
Portsmouth
Macmillin
Shylock
Ryder
Law Decision on Bills Recoverability by Endorsers
The King's Bench under Lord Kenyon ruled that holders who paid value can prove debts against drawer acceptors and endorsers even if the first endorsements cannot be identified. The decision addresses fraud risks from large bill issues in London and Manchester and supports recourse against those who conspired to issue payable to nonexistent or impecunious names. Married notices follow: Edward Green to Mills Unsworth. Francis Lovell to Sarah Gerrard. Mailey to Brixey. Dirp John Edgar jun. and Thomas Lewis noted. Quaker Clarke of Lewkesbury. author Baretti. Dr John Jacob of Salisbury.
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Lewis and Potter, Livesey, Hargreaves, and Co
King’s Bench
Lord Kenyon
London
Manchester
Edw. Green
Worcester
Mills Unsworth
Richard Unsworth
Liverpool
Tilbury
Wilts
Francis Lovell
Sarah Gerrard
Gillingham
Mailey
Donhead St. Andrew
Brixey
Bourton
Dorset
John Edgar
Salibury
Thomas Lewis
Efgq
Edward Lewis
Big
New Radnor
Lewkesbury
Clarke
Mercer
Joseph Baretti
Baru
John Jacob
Selisbury
Bristol
Our Lann
Bitfon
Glocester
King’s Head
Mangotsfield
George Holbourn
Henry Jones
Kingswood
Oldland
Marsha Field
Rages Tippet
John Whittuck
Hanham
Francis Williams
Bitton
Danse Bix Wom
Old Markeg
Dissenters Rights Debated in Parliament on Civil Privileges
In heated remarks, proponents argue Dissenters deserve equal civil rights and access to offices. They condemn penalties from Test and Corporation Acts as persecution and stress loyal, peaceful conduct by Dissenters while challenging Rome's exclusion from public roles.
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Beaufoy
Great Britain
Darrenters
Themelves
Church of England
Left Ar
Church of Rome
Saul
Debate Continuation Favors Last Page Reference
A brief note directs readers to the final page for remainder of the debate. The instruction implies continued discussion on page last page. No additional names, dates, or places are provided in the fragment.
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London Gazette
K. Boent
Ony Peyton
Gracy
Jesus Christ
Charles LI
Henry Houghton
NEW Passage Inn and Tavern
Glocestersaire
Bishaard Church
N. B
Milford-Haven
White Lion Inn
Scorton
Catterick
Yorkshire
England
J Milwner
Rlr
Hosras Sams
College
Itreest
Mroeser
Barstow
Jamaica
Somerset Place
Thomaas
Rosert Buppioms
Common Council
Council House
William Daniel
Maudlin Lane
John Paty
Limekiln Lane
James Allen
St. Thomas Street
Parliament
Daniel
Bristol Bridge
High-street
Broad-street
Christmas-street
Horse-street
Stipestreet
St. Michael’s Hill
James
St. Mary Redcliff
St. Thomas
Temple
Worrall
Haverfordwest
Thomas
John Pinney
James Tobin
Azariah Pinney
Tobin and Penney
J. Pinney
J. Tobin
Boston
Salem
Aw Soo Ohn
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Jos
Watpo
Birmingham
Farren
Charleston
South Carolina
Thomas Waite
Harris
Price
Luxborough
Somerset
Minehead
George Chapman
Inman
Whitley
Wrington
Almondsbury
Hill
Richard Robarts
Will
Severn
Jou
Barry
Cornreet
Gloucestershire
Wrestoe
Arkins
West-End
Aueliex
Thriday
Passage Inn
Larteneuver’s
Westbury
Pirm
Eoward Daxter
Ossorne and Seacher
Attories
John Fargus
Charles Melsom
Stoke
Infirmary Street
St. James
Howell Thomas
Thomas Thomas
Samuel Watts
Wall
Montague-street
J. Stone
Feid
W. Mores
Pembrokeshire
Great Trefgarn
Michaelmas
HaSsatx
Somersetshire
High Court of Chancery
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Exchange
Briful
John Somers
Nempnett
Butcombe
Bristel
Wells
Exeter
Butcomb
Butcombe Thrubwell
Broadfeld
John Lavery
Henry Morgan
John Williams
Joseph Pearce
John Patch
Thomas Collins
Francis Bennett
Willock
Solomon Trew
Cross
Somcaster
John Dawes
East Brent
Brent
Bridgewater
Richard Gould
Mears
Osborne
Seager
Robert Champion
Edingworth
Axsbridge
Mr. White
Sand
Swan Inn
White Lyon
Bath
Golden Square
Dorsetshire
Spurrier
Garraway
Ailey
Cornhill
Handley
Woodyats Inn
Windsor
Antelope
Salisbury
White-Lion
Britto
Sherborne
Capthail-Court
Throgmorton-street
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