Monmouth County Freeholders Meeting Called for Reform Address
A public call urges a meeting of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Monmouth County to consider thanking Royal Ministers for Reform efforts and to craft an Address to His Majesty. Lists signatories and notes forthcoming notices in Spectator No.142. Auction, property rentals, and notices follow in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County OF Monmouth
Lawrence Charles Lewis
St. Pierre
William Curre
Liton
Edward. Lewis
Joan Baldwynd
Portacuitt
F. Lewis
I. H. Pritchard
Caerleon
Wm! Morgan
Pantegoutre House
F.H Williams
Colbrook Park
John Jenkins
WM. Powell
Abergavenny
Thomas Leyson
MPO
A. B
Carltop-street
Rerent-street
Aera &c
Thos. Realing and Co
St. Paul's Churchyard
London
Pyefinch
Pidgeon
Shrewsbury
Abrarian
Great Malvern
Worcester
Thomas Barneby
Paston Lodge
Norwich
Francis, Turner
Messrs
Woodrow and
Newton
Bainthorpe Hall
Rainthorpe Hall
G. B. K. Knight
Stuate
Woodrow Newton
Pwd
City-road
Middlesex
Richard Richar
Isal
Inner Temple
Richard White
John Michael White
Windsor-piece
Anid
King's Bench- Walk
Messrs. Clarke, Richards
Medcalf
Lincoln’s
Tan-Fields
Jackson
Gray
Kingsland-road
Boyce
Edward-street
Hoxton Old Town
Clarke
Conduit Street
Regent-street
Henry L. Cooper
Utery
Conduit
Hogent-street
Bishop-gate
Mons. J.mallan
Bentils
Piccadilly
Paris
N.B
Debates on Reform and Bankrupts Bill Dominated Lords Session
Long session notes petitions for reform and antislavery, ministers reform plan praised by many peers. Debate on London Bankrupts Bill, Wynford critiques, Chancellor defends ten judges and suitors’ fund, with calls for delay and careful consideration.
Bankruptcy reform debate delays and ministerial figures
Lords clash over an amended bankruptcy plan with Lord Wynford arguing the measure would save 17,000l a year while opponents warn of banker and merchant dismay. Ministers seek postponement to April as peers note need for Lyndhurst and Eldon’s return and debate tires into evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Ouse
Lordr
Maxoxy
Earl of Rosebery
Edinburgh
Linlithgow
Lord Durham
Southwark
Sunderland
Forfar
Scotland
Duke of Devonshire
Clarkenweh
Foole
Marquis of Cleveland
Totness
Devonshire
Jotness
John
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Farnham
Earl Grey
Northumberland
London
Lord Wynford
Lord Eldon
Court of Chancery
Chancery
France
Primity
Ile
Court of Common Pleas
Common Pleas
Court of
King’s Bench
Exchequer
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Moniant
Hallin Usk
Bureday
William Hoblis
Shirenewton House
Spectator
Ofice
Wellington-street
Strand
Jetter
J.B. Pillin
Red Lion Square
Cranley
Guildford
Messrs. W
Cotton
Basinghall-Street
Lloyd
New Clement's Inn Chambers
New Clement's Inn Chambers, Opesite
St. Clement’s Church
Nalemen
Naples
Brown 'S
Silk Mercer
Spitaifelds House
Arness
Exeter
Straus
Willats
Clark
Prospect Hill
Reading
Berks
Essas
Daniel Smith and Son
Chowne
Mra
Liebenhard
Elliot
Mercury
Caren Alderman's
Vening
Imperial
Parliament
Gress
Eldon
Chancery-lane
Ford
Trinity House
Woul
Sporting
Tattersalil
Elia
Davery
Ward
Fearon
House of Thompson and
Corporation of London
T. Denman
Samuel Fidler
John Straw
Lincoln Assizes
Thomas Bailey
Lord Goderich
Nocton Wood
Fidler
Bailey
Straw
Lancaster Assizes
Ashen Worrus
Willam Worrall
Robert Caudierois
Wein
Sarah M*chnnnin
Failsworth
Bolton
Holton
Widham
Worralls
Yct
Manchester
Oldham
Ashton Worrall
Waillham Worrall
Chadderton
Augusta
Africanus
Bohemian
Cressidand
Rattler
Incubus
Frederica
Tod
Carcassian
Liasget
Uum Bi Titol
Colwick
Earl of Eldons
Duke of Wellington
Lord Lyndhurst
Materal
Lord Ellenboroughs
Lad
Lori Lyndhurst
Ellenborough
Wynford
Cumberland Manners Rolle Wellington Clanwilliam
Redesdale
Aberdeen Wicklow Farnhamn
Roaslyn
Bute
Saliabury
Elienborough Delaware
Kenyon Beresford
Strangford
Winford, Monson