Lords Session Report Sees New Oathes and Bills Read
Lord Bexley took the oaths and his seat with introduction by Lords Maryborough and Colchester. Lord Kenyon presented a petition from the Archdeacon of Leicester against a Marriage Act clause. referred to committee on marriage laws. Bills second time included Exchequer Bills for 20 million, Transfer in Aids, Annual Duties, and Lanarkshire Roads. adjourned to next day.
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House OF Lords
Wevwearay
Lord Bexley
Maryborough
Colchester
Lord Kenyon
Leicester
Agaist
Lanarkshire
Libel suit over ship Hope voyage damages verdict
In a Wapnes Bay common pleas case Mackintosh and de Graves sue Courier News for publishing a libel about the ship Hope and its owners. The jury finds the defendants guilty with damages set at 2000 pounds amid testimony on vessel seaworthiness voyage delays and passengers distress.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Wapnes Bay
Marcus. Mackintosh and
DE Graves
the Courier News
Sergeant Vaucuan
Courier
van Diemen’s Land
Hope
London
Downs
Ramsgate Harbour
Lioyd’s
Custom House
Ramsgate
Board of Customs
Treasury
James Mallison
Somerset House
Charles Prestey
Stamp Office
Richard Harvey
Honduras
John Forsyth
Gilbert Mitchell
Lloyd's
Regent's Canal
Wm. Loveland
Wm. Wright
Jonathan Blanchard
Callier
East Indies
Wingfield
Carmack
Vai Diemen’s Land
Stamsgate
Nicolas Rotillard
Frederick Bernard
Custom-house
Harrison
Carr
Hil
Phe
Sergeant Lens
Jonathan Graves
K. B. Martin
Woolward
Vining
Warre
M.P
Secretary of State
W. R. Pettman
Navy
Wr. Walkleman
Famigere
Lonp. Carer
Report on Jesuits debate and London Bridge bill in Commons
In the House of Commons the Speaker opened at four, a prisoner return was laid before the table, and a London Bridge Committee report led to leave for a bill. A petition by William Parker attacking Jesuits prompted Sir Thomas Lethbridge to argue Jesuit danger and Catholic disturbance in Ireland, with references to historical expulsions and schooling. Cited testimonies and dissenting Irish MPs followed, defending Ireland and rejecting Jesuit blame while noting broader political tensions and a potential future motion.
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Price
James Forbes
William Graham
Geo, Graham
Matthew Handwick
Henry Handwick
William Brownlow
R. W. Greene
Richard Millikin
Dublin
Longman
Hurst, Rees, and Co
Paternoster-row
Thomas Moore
M. LE Vicomte DE
Girodet Thesens
R. Snoper
J. Robins and Co
Vy-Lane
the Earl of Liverpool
London
T. Cadell
Strand
Newhaven
Sussex
His Majesty
Customs and Excise
T.r.willard
Bridge Inn
Muscatell
St. Georges
Jonge Niccolaas
Austerdam
Klaas Y Parma
Ceete
Amsterdam
Seaford Cliff
Messrs. John Hall and Co
Cohavens
HB. Harrison
Coltor Sf Customs
Thomas Allwork
Sagent
Seafords
J. B. Stone
Dutt
Luccan
Industrie
Spanderman
Great Britain
Ireland
John Porter
Catyg
House OF Commons
King’s Bench
House
London Bridge
Alderman Wood
Ordnance For
Thomas Lethbridge
William Parker
Cork
Chrisstopher Bird
Cape of Good Hope
Cape
Fottness Paul IL
Willian
Lancashire
Ste Thomas Lethbridge
Stoneyhurst
Pius
Haeron’s Cross
Dubln
China
France
Bohemia
Denmark
Spain
Naples
Buonaparte
T. Lethbridge
Mr. Stein
Hibernian School Society
C. H. Hutchinson
Mr. Parker
Cape of Bead, Hope
Colonel Bird
Horse-guards
Windham
Baronet
England
Idear
Armagh
Cardinal Gonsam
Poynter
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BR. Milliken
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R. J. Jones
Tieriol
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City of London
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Calvert
Charles, Campbell
James Darnley
Earl of Duncinnan
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Henry Ducane
Peter Dyer
T. Essex
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Lord Ellenborough
Edmngton
Wise
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G.agar
M. Fiphinstane
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Edward
M.P. Dickets
Pelham
C. M.P. Price
C. Bart. Pattison
J. Pelly
J. H. Phillips
G. M.P. Ponsonby
W. Porcher
H. M.P. Reay
Lord Russell
J. M.P. Ridley
M. W. Bart
M. P. Ricardo
Raikes
R. M. Robarts, Ab
M.P. Somerset
Duke of Sefton
Willian Warre
J. Wigram
M.P. Whitbread
C. M.P
Wilberforce
W. M.P. Wood
Society
Bishopsgate-street
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Marine Society
Wilile
London Tavern
Stawarns
Lord Wisc.ston
George C.e
C.B. M
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Andrew Barclay
Robert Campbell
Harry Cook
Robert. M. Fowler
Gage
Ilmer
Gburn
Henry Gaitskell
David Green
Anthony Haviside
William Holcombe
William Holden
William Kempthorne
John Wood Nelson
James Powell
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W. H. Shirreff
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Regent’s Canal
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Portman-Square
George Young
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His Majesty’s Victualling Yard
Apothecaries Hall
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Comptroller
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New-street
Spring-gardens
St. James’s Park
Bates
Welbeck-street
Fladgate, Young
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