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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 20, 1817

Page

1

Auction Sale of Household Furniture and Effects

A sale at Marsh Gate, Brixton, Surrey, on Tuesday at eleven with reserve, offers genuine household furniture including four poster beds, wardrobes, drawing room suite, dining set, china and glassware, and garden items. The Premises lease to be disposed of. viewing Monday morning. catalogues available at local pubs.

Red Lion-square Hallorn Londo W.spons Bermontsey Eye Aly Tsad Key Marsh Gate Btuchmond Surry Swélve Withom Brussels Turkey Fremiesg Castle Greyhound Grosvenor Society of Painters Spring Gardens T. Owins Case Gloucester-street Queen’s-square Bloomsbury I & Hoo Ting Norfolk Suffolk B. L. Blenheim Bond-street London Jeremiah Simpson King’s Bench Walk Temple Messie ‘Whompson Nether Compton Sherborne Dorset Ny Pency and Son A. Arch Cornhill and Longman and Co Paternosterraw Watson Capecality James Watson William Bitodle Gurney Llouses Lartrament Butterworth and Son Fleet-street Fenner Paternostel Row

Stranraer Supply of Fresh Beef for Royal Vessels Auctioned

Victualling Office in June 17 issues notice for tenders to supply fresh beef for His Majesty's ships at Stranraer and Loch Ryan for twelve months from July 22. Tenders must include full price in words and arrive by July 5, with a two-signatory bond in a penal sum of 1000 to ensure performance.

Stranraer Loch Ryan Scotland

Debates on Copyright and Habeas Corpus in Lords and Commons

The House discusses the Copyright Act of 1814 and its impact on universities and authors, with MPs arguing over funding copies and the burden on readers. Spies, government conduct, and Habeas Corpus suspensions prompt heated exchanges among Burdett, Cas tle rh, Romilly, Peel, and others. Ireland's finances and legal reforms are also raised.

House OF Commons Clerks of the Peace Chamber of London H. Addingston Great Britain Barnet Rochester Egerton Brydlges Alee Bankes Peel Siv Romilly Lord Palmerston Burdet Smyuue Baronet Ponsonby Inia Croker Learing Brougham Queen Anne Fanlay C. W. Wynne Wse Burdety Uit Oliver Sir F. Burdett Castlereagh Heynolds Ray Welbeckstreet Joe Reynolds Welbeck-street Sesletye

Ireland State Inquiry Debated In Parliament

In a debate on Ireland, ministers faced a divided House over probing evils in Ireland. A motion urged an address to the Prince Regent to direct inquiry into Ireland's state and possible remedies in the next session. The amendment failed by 49 votes to 10. The Tithe-legislation, Scotch offices, and clergy residence bills advanced, while other measures were set for third reading and further consideration.

Cassels Oliver Hearthear Baronet F. Burdett Castlereagn Hon Lord Castlereagh Home Department Curwen Leorned W. Scott S. Romilly Richard the House of Lords Lock Bart Lockbart Rose Ireland Joan Newport Rose Jie Tewell Reland G. LII Abele No Colthurst J. Newport G. Sixnx Prez House Brare Tod& Plaice Sire John Newport Dominick Brown H. Parnere Woot- Thesley

Petition on Saving Bank Bill Sparks Privilege Debate

Lords debate the Saving Bank Bill as Grisy presents Bristol Managers petition opposing parochial relief clauses. Rededale argues for tailored application. Chancellors cites Benefit Societies cases. Spencer and Desdali back nonimperative provisions to allow liberty for privileged institutions. Habeas Corpus Suspension discussed. Bedford warns against sacrificing liberties for perceived safety.

Court of Chancery Karl Spencisr Lord RL Desdali Lord Sldmguth England Napoleon Buonaparte Robespierre

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