Debate on Game Laws and poaching in the House
Lords and MPs clash over a proposed Bill to legalize sales of game. Critics warn it would undercut country gentlemen and empower poachers, while supporters argue reform is needed to reduce crime and protect property. Finances and ordnance allocations are also debated in the session.
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Margate
Anglesea
Deeillfurst
Wood
London
Ife
L. Burrell
Wilberforce
France
Lord Deerhurst
G. Bgankes
Uresvon
J. Separcut
Goulburn
Catone
Clergy Residence Bill Advances in House
The House reassembled and ordered the Report to be received tomorrow. On Sir Jonichol's motion the House formed a Committee on the Clergy Residence. The bill’s clauses were examined and blanks filled. Report tomorrow. Adjourned at twelve o'clock.
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Jonichol
Celebrated French Actor Talma Honored by Covent Garden Luminaries
A banquet at the Clarendon Hotel honored Mr. Talma with Covent Garden’s leading performers in attendance. Sir Fawcett chaired as AF Yalewa, Mr. Kemble, and Mr. Young joined Talma in receptions and toasts. Talma responded with modest gratitude and warm regard for English colleagues.
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Clarendon Hotel
Covent-garden Theatre
Fawcett
Yalewa
Kemble
Young
Talmae
Paris
Ador
England
Talma Rose
Hiv
Palma
Tanita
France
Insurrection Rumors in West Riding Reported by Leeds Mercury
Reports of a planned uprising circulated in the West Riding of Yorkshire with delegates meeting secretly to overturn the government. Ten suspected delegates were seized at Thornhill-Lee near Dewsbury and taken to Wakefield for examination, before magistrates who committed them for further inquiry.
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West Riding of
Yorkshire
Byng
Thornhill- Lee
Dewsbury
Wakefield
Francis Lindley Wood
Burt
Benjamin Dealtry
Leeds Mercury
Trials for High Treason Truncated by Court Order
The court limited publication of proceedings after the Attorney General's speech. Lord Ellenborough urged strict adherence to the order, recalling a prior incident where a newspaper printed the witness speech. Justice Abbot and Lord Exmouth commented on the prudence of publishing amid possible contempt.
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George Vincent Dowling
Ellen Borough
Fle
Lord Extenborough
Justice Abgot
Hardy
Lord Extexsorovou
Hota
Trial details reveal plot to depose King and seize London
The report outlines a wide conspiracy led by James Watson the elder and Younger, Thistlewood, Preston, and others to subvert government, seize arms, marshal crowds, burn barracks, and incite insurrection against the King. Charges include treason, forming a plan to depose the King and to raise war within the realm. The proceedings describe arrests, court adjournment, and guards at Westminster Hall with a large crowd outside.
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Mr. Weinpreer
Mr. Dowling
Lord ElLeNgenoggen
Wempennng
Justice Baytey
el Fear
E.j.exponotion
Holland, Grey
Lauderdale
Tierney
J. Shaw
Westminster Hall
Gordon
M.P
Brace
Lavalette
King's Arms
Cout
Watson
Hooper
Thistlewood
Preston
St. James
Clerkeswell
Clerkenwell
Middlesex
Bank of England
Ing
P Ower
London
Isaac Bentley
Liege
Ankrawr
Peter Aes
Walter Cossee
Bebb
Trazars
William Dure
Y. John Richardson
Frederick Winderlnnd
James Watson the Younger
James Watson
Kong
Janes Watson the Younger
Dealera
Sol
Lewes
Thareut
Aris
Amtiysirion Wiegela
Tom
Arthur “Chistietdst
James “Watson
Jamies Watson
Fhmay
Wreston
Jon Ehooper
Gould
Jan
Tureevendarnty
John Hooper
Favara
Cue Ding
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Emere
Ordnance, Commissariat
Barcock
Committee of Supply
Waitd
Ordnance Land Service
Great Britain
Ireland
Ordnance
Arbuthinot
Sierra Leone
Nova Scotia
New South Wales
Upper Canada
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Prince Eward’s Island
The
Bahama Islands
Cape St. Breton
Dominica
D&c
Buuc
Jills
Auditor’s Office
Lottery Office
Mint
Highlands
Henry
Curwen
Lord Castlereagh
Rose
Shaw Lefevee
Arbuthnot
MR. Talma
Leeds