Debates on Habeas Corpus Suspension and Conspiracy Fears
Lords weigh the necessity and risks of suspending Habeas Corpus amid fears of a state conspiracy. Proponents urge security and preservation of order, while opponents warn against arbitrary power and erosion of liberties. Debates reference Manchester unrest, spies, and historical precedents.
Debates On Bills And Spy Reynolds Controversy In House
The House debated the Annuity and Usury Repeal Bills while the Small Debts Bill advanced. Mr Reynolds’s alleged spying and a potential Malta consul appointment sparked sharp exchanges led by Lord Castlereagh and Mr Bennet amid adjournment calls.
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Yetentenacht
Chancellan of
Ireland
Corwen
Condon
F. Burdett
Leeds
Olster
England
Oliver
Mr. Reynolds
Reynolds
C. W. Wynne
Jade
Brougham
Bennet
Wther
Bennef Rose
Malta
Malta v . Lord Castlereagh
Court of Justice
Portugal
Dublin
Ef Mala
Sucre
Casflereagh
Ord
Anid
Lord Castlereagh
Wynne
Commons
Bord Castlereagh
Wynn
Aronet
Mr. W
Coraen
D. Gilbert
Signet
Privy Seal
Address by the Lord Lieutenant on insurrection and loyalty
In a June 12 1317 address the Lord Lieutenant praises country people for resisting insurgents and urges continued loyalty to the King. He thanks magistrates and asks Britons to defend rights under Britain’s government and constitution against feared plots by desperate men.
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Lota
Canaia Beer
Great
Britain
Final Examination of Mrs Marrion McKy Neaux for Child Stealing
A lengthy London hearing follows Mrs Marrion McKy Neaux as she faces charges of child stealing. Key testimony places the 35-year-old prisoner at Portman Square and Crawford Street, with witnesses including Louisa Wolfe and hackney coachmen detailing the abduction, travel to Croydon, and pursuit by authorities. The case proceeds to trial with Cold Bath Fields as the commitment location.
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Marisonough
Duke of Leeds
Sellon
Caldbath Fields
Plank
Andrews
Butler
Oh4
Lower
Berkeley Street
John Armored
Crawford-street
Paddington
Piccadilly
William Séllons
Mary-le-bone
H. Porter
Golden Fleece
Chichester
Porter
Croydon
Thomas Wollen
Mr Catso Chooses Ralph for London Theatre Debut
Chester Theatre's Mr Catso made his first London appearance at the English Opera House in the role of Ralph in Lock and Key. He received strong applause and was praised as a comic actor with a charming stage presence. The review notes his singing and natural character work enhancing the evening.
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Mr Catso
Chester Theatre
London
English Opera House
Briday
Ralph
Unclear Fragments from Kerr County Record
Readable portions reference Anthony Stoughton Mary Patience and Lord Collingwood in Kerr county. Fragmentary lines mention a New Church at Stew and Ancheny, plus Denny and MeO of she hen. Unable to determine a coherent event or date from text.
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Morde
de New Church
Anthony Stoughton
Aia Denny
Kerr
Mary Patience
Youn Coe
Lord Collingwood
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