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Newspaper
Champion
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 24, 1816
Page
7
Fragmentary report shows heated exchanges over remarks about House recollections, accusations against ministers, and support for Brunswick ties. Lords and MPs clash on salaries, economy, and the timing of Navy and Ordnance estimates amid calls for reductions and formal explanations.
Fragmented remarks recount a House discussion on royal execution sanctions, ministerial responsibility, and Castlereagh's conduct. The dialogue centers on constitutional principles, with mentions of the Prince’s personal merits and objections to previous language, concluding amid calls for order and decorum.
A London Gazette listing: numerous bankrupts and their trades across England with corresponding attorneys. Names include wine brokers, farmers, stock-brokers, cabinet-makers, grocers, watch-makers, vintners, hardwaremen, and others. Attorneys’ firms and offices are named alongside each entry, covering cities like Mincing Lane, Hinckley, Clerkenwell, Great Yarmouth, Liverpool, and Birmingham areas.
OCR excerpt lists a blurred web of names and places across London and surrounding towns. Many errors obscure exact references but clear items include Covent Garden Whitechapel Liverpool Newcastle upon Tyne Manchester Devon and various occupations such as brewer and banker linked to scattered initials and street fragments.
The Courier prints extracts from a Paris letter attributed to Big Dake of We Hineton addressing the King of France. It argues the country’s stability hinges on Allied troops and warns the greatest evil may reside in the royal palace. The piece notes ministry actions against Ultra-Royalists, potential Chamber dissolution, and related political turmoil.
The publisher announces complete volumes for the year now available at Gee Chtee and Newsmen. A new advertisement mocks a poetical work by Roberton, labeling it as indecent and harmful, accusing the author of dishonest propaganda and depraved content.
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