Special Court Debates Habeas Corpus Suspension Petition
A Special Court discusses the propriety of petitioning Parliament over suspending the Habeas Corpus Act. Speakers argue the measure threatens rights, while others defend it as necessary for public safety amid seditious activity and secret committee reports. Resolutions call for petitions to both Houses and a new investigation before further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona
Walthman
Charles I
England
Charles the First
Common Council
London
Francis Jenks
Hampden
Russell
Recorder
Mr. W
Court of Common Council
Exouse of Commons
Admiralty
Lord Chatham
Favece
Jenks
W. Curtis
Nomas
J. Sia W
Alderman Goodbehere
Jacks
Grifriris
Lord Sidmouth
Lenp
Pennyworth
Alderman Heymare
Mr. Bennert
Francis Benoeri
Mr. Huw
CantwhiGut
Stock Market Briefs From The Day’s Trading
The page lists varied securities with percentages and prices including packs of stocks, 3 per cent consols at 67434, 67 per cent rectifications, 68 and 67 per cent per cent bids, 4 per cents, 2 5 per cents, India bonds at 28.29 pm, Exchequer bills at 71 pm and bank stock references. It reads as a snapshot of active listings and rates without narrative.
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India
Exchange
Ghd
Glasgow arrests and Habeas Corpus debate stir press
The Glasgow Herald reports 18 men arrested on a suspected treason charge at a public house, with six more taken later, as a debate over suspending the Habeas Corpus Act unfolds in Parliament. Stocks in London rise on Parliament's actions and expected fiscal improvements.
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Glasgow
Glasgow Herald
Bennery
Bennett
Elouse
Orp
Editor Denounces Calumny Against The Wolf Club
A Courier editor asserts the Wolf Club society is defunct for nine months and has no affiliation with rival theatre factions. He explains his resignation from the institution and defends Mr. Booth, praising his talents and recalling his Drury Lane engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aever
Rivalitheatre
Booth
Drury-lane
Booths Appeal to the Public in London Letter
J Boot, in a London appeal published on a Wednesday in February 86, defends leaving Drury Lane for Covent Garden and contests accusations of disrespect. He cites illness and theatre conflicts, pledges future service, and asks public indulgence while awaiting a court decision.
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Mr. Booths
London
Covent Garden
Drury-lane
Mr. Ray
Jewer
Drurydane Theatre
L.gauld
J. Boot
SHIPPING AND MARKET NOTES FROM FES-26 AND PLYMOUTH
The report lists arrivals and ships sailing from Fes-26 including Rickard, Industry, Venus, Enterprize, and Francis Fregling with mails to London and America, plus a wreck note on Neptune near Isle of Man. Farming stock prices rise at auctions. Indian market revival and improved trading from West Kingland and Yorkshire areas hint at brighter national prospects.
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Deak
Fes
Rickard
Demerare
Rover
Brown
Leghorn
Speedwell
Sibster
Industry
Evans
Cork
Yamden
Minerva
Vittoria
Transporta
Jamaicdi
Harvich
Mary
Ann
Bengal
Regent
Fort“ Walliam
Fanourit
Venus
Bryant
Alicant
Rosé
Willian
Seville
Enterprize
Harken
London
Osborne
Packet
Lisbon
Francis Fregling
America
Plymoura
Aid
Wilson
St. Michael's
Kingland
Yorkshire
Crediton
Theaea
le Sone
St-Waste
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the Courier
TaesiLran
Richard the Second
Empson
Dudley
Henry the Eighth
Wieram
Pern
Fenchurch Street
toLuse
Belfast
Garva
Fran
Sasppson
Standard Association
Santesay
Derry
Sascpsoy
Hemels Grange
Worcestershire
Bow-street
Gatumn
France
Calais
Chathany
Canterbury
The
Courier
Prestese
Ciargese Street
Davidson
4Ro
Lovesprool
Tielfasty
Isle of ‘Man
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