Buckingham and Carlton settle royal finances and reforms
The piece reports on the settlement between Buckingham and Carlton about the Prince of Wales finances. It notes limited revenue increase, repayment plans, and the Prince resuming establishment with public support. It also lists political appointments in Britain and Ireland, France retrenchments, treaty effects, and notable social events and scandals.
Duel at Dublin Leaves Lord Mountmorres Wounded
Reports say Counsellor Hutchinson and Lord Mountmorres dueled with pistols in Dublin over a House of Lords speech. Mountmorres was wounded under the arm but recovering. Also noted: coach-maker Mr Wright died wealthy, leaving large bequests to his son and others. A Hoxton case described a husband plotting to poison his family with mutton. after extensive hesitation, he confessed and died two hours later.
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Dublin
Hutchinson
Lord Mountmorres
House of Lords
Lord M
Wright
Hoxton
Spinner of War and Wrecks at Sea and Land
Portsmouth May 13 report lists transport ships and convicts for Botany Bay, including Friendship and a long line of vessels, with Hyena frigate sailing to accompany them. Ipswich river boat tragedy details seven men in two boats, five drown, one survivor, as crews struggle against rough water and a sinking wherry near Red-gates.
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Portsmouth
Phillips
Trunter
Botany Bay
Friendship
Walton
Charlotte
Gilbert
Alexander
Sinclair
Lady Penrhyn
Siver
Prince of Wales
Mason
Scarborough
Marshall
Fithborn
Brown
Golden
Grove
Sharp
Borrowdale
Reed
D. Courey
Salisbury
Grovely
Edmund Street
Dinton
Idmillon
Grocester
Samuel Davis
Mainchinhampton
Horsley
Liverpool
Ipswich
Johnson
Draper
Chrislie
Norway
Dunhambridge
Harwich
Red-gates
N. E
William Parsons
Parsons
Wimning
Bristol Society For the Better
Smart
Ma. Evans
Lafk
Maritime disaster and humane rescue scenes reported
The narrative covers a fatal shipboard incident where Parsons and five companions perished after a prolonged struggle at sea, a mate rescuing Itill when the boat gushed over, and later a recovery search near Dunham bridge. It also recounts Mr Foljambe aiding a collapsed Halifax native, clothing him and funding recovery, with Pontefract figures detailing cloth production for the year ending March 25, 1786.
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Parsons
Providence
Itill
Dunham Bridge
P. B. Broke
Narton
York
Mr. Poljambe
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Liverpool
Foljambe
Aldwark
Pontefract
John Seaton
Wesst
Hastings impeachment debate in the House of Commons
The House discusses the Secret Committee impeachment report against Warren Hastings. Burke presents the articles at the bar, while Lords Hood and Rodney are pressed to explain remarks. MPs defend and question motives, debating whether to acknowledge or reprint the vote of thanks to Hood.
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Mr. Burke
Warren Hastings
Burke
House of Lords
Lord Hood
Mr. Courtney
Lord Rodney
Grosvenor
James Erseine
Wyndham
Hun
Pitt
Mr. Patt
Fox
Mr. Pitt
Mr. Fox
Hastings Charge Debate in Lords on Oude Depopulation
The Lords hear arguments on Hastings and the depopulation of Oude. Burke and Wyndham press for a high crimes finding while Hastings defends his administration and Major Scott cites distress and profits from the province. The committee reports the charge as proven and refers it to the Select Committee on Hastings.
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Mr. Courtney
Fox
Lord Flood
Burke
Wyndham
Hastings
St. John
Oude
Sarah Dowlah
India
Mr. Hastings
Warren Hastings
Major Scott
Brillow
Francis
Col. Monson
Dade
Dempster
Substantial Claims Noted in Sheriff Proceedings
Subscribed names James Harvey and John Fishter Weare act as Sheriffs in a case listing sums from Haydon and Holdsworthy gifts. The fragment shows monetary figures and references to specific individuals and an estate settlement, indicating a legal financial tally among multiple parties.
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James Harvey
John Fishter Weare
Mr. Haydon
White
Holdsworthy
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Wm. Jones
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