London Gazette June 19 notice list of appointments and dividends
Whitehall approves appointments including E Renaud Birmingham whipmaker and various surrender dates at Woolpack Inn Birmingham. Guildhall listings cover solicitors, chymists, ship-owner, bankers, grazier, bill-broker, warehousemen and other trades with multiple July dates. dividends for numerous individuals across counties including Devon, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Norfolk, and Liverpool noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Renaud
Birmingham
Woolpack Inn
Jennings
Bolton
Flacourt
Temple
T. Sawyer
Ramsgate
Chymist
Guildhall
Young and Hughes
St. Mildred’s Coast
aJetfox
Dartmouth
Devonshire
Brooking
Jnn
Fox and Prideaux
Austinfriars
Baghott
Kate
Lypiatt-pack
Glogestershire
Hulp
Fleece-inn
Redborough
Daxnd Co
Guildford Street
J. Bowmar
Galthe
Lincghnshire
Peacock-inn
Boston
Relictton
Taylor
Clement
Snh
Bee J. Lowes
Angel-cougt
J- Lee
King Street
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Mayston
Norwich
Liverpool
Merchant
T. Brown
Shapdoojt
Igroves
J. Devey
Wolverhamptony
Ji Tozer
Bristol
Woollen
Debates on Penal Code Revisions and Session Adjournment
The House discussed legal reforms, debating a bill to extend penalties for burglary and fraud while considering the efficacy of clergy protections. Lords investigated penalties, questioned their adequacy, and adjourned after reviewing proposed amendments and the Bill's second reading prospects.
Vagrant Laws Amendment Bill Defeated in House
Debates reveal prosecutors reluctant to press against offenders and juries hesitant to break oaths. Lords Carnarvon Sidmouth Hudlthorpe King support, votes 17 contents 27 non contents 10 majority against second reading. Bills lost. Friday the Earl of Wilton took oaths and seated on coming of age. Bill passed through committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arstock
Praile
Earl of Carnarvon
Lord Sidmouth
Udthorpe
Lord King
Taarl of Wilton
Earl Grosvenor
Earl of Bridgewater
Tobacco Duties Bill provokes objections and division in Commons
In the House of Commons on Monday June 18 the Tobacco Duties Bill faced strong protests from Lord Belgrave and others who argued the regulations were burdensome to large dealers and impractical to enforce. The bill passed a first reading and was ordered to be committed on the following day amid calls for printing of the report and evidence from the agricultural committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Il
Fonda Pevenal
Earl of Durnley
Irelan
Lord Sidmouth
Ireland
Bill
Bill Shaltélish& Seal
Amin
Hefti
Ayid
Élery
cerBy
Orie
Ewig
Gooch
Calcraft
G. Clerk
Navy
Naval Service
Sheerness
Lushington
Lord Belgrave
Wm. Smith
Curwen
Exchequer
James Graham
C. Grant
Wilberforce
Irish Court of Exchequer
Chetwynde
Courtenay
Grattan
Grant
Pottinger
Cowen
Cumberland
Scotland
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Calvert
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