Contested Speakership at Westminster House
A heated vote settled the choice for Speaker with Mr Wynn and Mr Sutton both touted. The House elected Mr Manners Sutton after a divided debate with praise for Mr Wynn and strong backing for Mr Sutton’s experience and impartial conduct.
Unclear court note on examination and bail status
A confusing magistrate note states a woman will not be brought to the office again after bail for a misdemeanor. It mentions repeated examinations at St James's Workhouse, a cave facts reference, and that she remains in delirium with uncooperative answers despite efforts to restore faculties.
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Marleqrough
Davys
Neale
St. James's
German fair reports glutted markets and war disrupted trade
From Leipzig on May 16 observers describe a crowded fair with 14 000 strangers and limited demand for Russian and Polish goods. Silk and English cotton fall in price as German manufacturers suffer losses, unemployment looms, and Bohemian to Hungarian wool prices drop 40 to 60 percent. Vienna notes circulating rumors that Landenau regiment owner died and Parma may receive the regiment. public prints spread fables about the Princess and her expected visit.
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Leipsi
Germany
Bohemia
Moravia
Hungary
Vienna
Regiment Landenau
Prince of
Parma
Suicide and various calamities reported in provincial papers
The report notes the suicide of Mrs. Mary Anne Hatch by canal drowning near Northamptonshire, a Weldon surgeon charged with murdering an infant, and a proposed London to Bristol road. It also covers a fatal well incident in Lincoln, a Cockermouth factory fire, a Blagdon hill monument plan, market price updates, and a robbery assault on jeweller Mr Banks.
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LamMenTase Suicive
Ath
Mary Anne Hatch
Northamptonshire
Weldon
Paul
Ais
London
Bristol
Henley
Stoke
Thames
Harwell
Wantage
Sarivenham
Swindon
Wottonsassett
Malmesbury
Shierston
Acton- Turville
St. Peter
Eastgate
Lincoln
Anizu
Cookson
Messrs
Franklyn
Anthony
Cockermouth
Cocker Bridge
Thomas Smith
Thos. Smith
Hichard Smith
Joseph Sanderson
Draper
Blagdonhill
Weluineton
Lord Somgerville
Liverpool
United States
Society For the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce
Freep Masons
Lane
Aucron
H. Putchivs
Western Exchange
Oakley and Evans
N. B
Monsieur Due
Mr. Banks
George-street
Adelphi
Fie
St. Giles’s
Conspiracy Talks in Paris Amid Hunger and Elections
Paris reports discuss conspiracies in Spain and Bordeaux as public fear rises over provisions and political unrest. The King’s health and a promised constitutional order are cited amid protests, with warnings against radical plots and calls for prudent governance.
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Paris
Spain
Bordeaux
Royal Guard
Madame Regnault de St
Randon
Vordeaux
Cadiz
France
Lejeune
Torosa
Comite de Forbin
Portugal
Cayean
M. de Metternich
Italy
Prussia
Carlsbaden
Jousseau
Voltaire
Germanicus
M. Arnault
Rome
M. de Lacepede
King’s Garden
de Lacepede
Buffon
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