Address to the People of Poland Declares Resolve to Fight
The Polish government issues an address urging unity and endurance, pledging to conquer or die. It vows to hide national identity from enemies while remaining loyal as Poles, with hopes that England and France will aid in liberty and eventual asylum for survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Jerusalem
Feny
England
France
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Members Returned to Serve in Parliament at New Romney
Crown Office lists Mr Roger Greisley of Drakelow Hall Derby as MP for New Romney in place of Arthur Trevor who has accepted the Cashtern Hundreds. Windsor Castle announces knighthood for General Wheatley and Major General Archibald Gmepheh to be Lieutenant Governor of New JessWick. Insolvency declarations include Benjamin Haines and Charles Fletcher. Bankruptcy superseded and a large list of bankrupts and creditors detailed with dates and solicitor references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Office
New Romney
Roger Greisley
Drakelow Hall
County of Derby
Arthur Trevor
Windsor Castle
Wheatley
Overian Guelphic Order
Downing-street
Archibald Gmephehgc
New JessWick
Benjamin Haines
Royal Hositaliow
Chelsea
Charles Fletcher
Salford
Lancashire
Michael Barlow
Joseph Jackson
Liverpool
Wiliam Little
Macclesfeld-street North
City Road
Basinghall-street
Ucitera
Stratton and
Overton
Shoreditch
John Stott
Bishopsgate-street
Withoat
Basingball-sreet
Carter and
Gregory
Lord Mayor's Court
Exchange
Soahua Choat
Lawhb
Red Lion-square
Kay
Clarendon Buildings
Hurd and Johnson
Temple
London
Bird
John Graveson
Michael Graveson
Halifax
Yorkshire
New Drapery
Stocks
White Lion
Edwards
Wiliam Pratt
Norwich
Nipe
Norfolk Hotel
Taylor
Cignold
Pulley
Mawe
New Bridge-street
Thomas Fowler
Buddenary
Sussex
Carpenter
Swan
Chichester
Mears, Price and Freeland
Culchester
Sowtor
Great James-street
Bedford-row
Shipping arrivals and losses plus local notes from Lloyds
Arrivals from London to New South Wales and Sierra Leone include Amphitrite transport, Industry, Plover, Ocean, Renewal, Lark, and Trafalgar which was lost at Terceira with two seamen and a boy drowned. River and port news report marriages, police cases, and obituaries with several named individuals and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Portsmouth
Marcy
Jana
Thompson
London
New South Wales
Amphitrite Transport
Sunderland
Plymouth
Sierra Leone
Tonsay
Mancu
Lark
Gorly
St. Michael’s
Taylor
Terceira
Doves
Howe
Liverpool
Ruckers
Dunlop
Sareips
Gray
Baltic
Ringdove
Gorden
Parto
Jarvis
Dover
Parliamentary Reform Debates and Bankruptcy Bill Details
In the Lords on March 22 discussions covered petitions for parliamentary reform from Exeter and others, with strong cross-party support for reform. Lord Chancellors and Wynford debated bankruptcy reform savings, costs, and structure, noting reduced judges and clerks and overall yearly savings, while ensuring access to justice and warning against misused economy. Petitions in favor of reform were presented from Aberdeen shipowners and various cities, with further calls from Edinburgh merchants and Glasgow workers. The session adjourned after reform petitions were read and laid on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Turspay
Rolle
Exeter
Duke of Richmond
Lord Rolle
Bishop of Salisbury
Marquis of Clanricarde
Irep
Duke of Gloucester
Society of Quakers
Stoke Newington
Duke Devonshire
Devon
Lord Rapnon
Callington
Lord Cranbcarne
Ireland
Duke of Norrocx
Paddington
East Retford
Lord Cowper
Haverfordwest
Marquis of Crevecann
Shrewsbury
Earl of Aberdeen
Aberdeen
England
Lord Wynford
4Ynford
London
Allhange
Noble
Leerang
Echip Hiz Joule
Fries
Rd Wynford
Theystem
Hia Fenmer
Haga
Lord Wynforst
Jim
Lord Ellenborough
Earl Grey
Uis
Lord Plunkett
Northumberland
Morpeth
Corporation of
Bedford
Earl
Duke of Bedford
Company of Merchants
Edinburgh
Leith
Cork
Killarney
Tower Hamlets
Lord Durham
Glasgow
Forfar election petition and reform petitions heard
A committee was appointed to try the Forfar election petition. Ipswich petitioned for reform. Petitions from Bognor Limehouse Westport and Mayo distressed Ireland were presented. Selkirk freeholders opposed the reform bill citing insufficient explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Forfar
Ipswich
Lennard
John Smith
Bognor
Sussex
Limehouse
Westport
Mayo
Cresset Pelham
Ireland
Pringle
County of
Selkirk
Reform Debates Echo Across Counties and Petitions
Debates in Parliament on reform draw petitions from Berkshire Nottingham and Cambridge while Lords approve private bills. Admiral debates shift party lines as supporters pledge and reconsider positions. Speakers urge time for petition presentation ahead of the bill’s second reading amid cross county opposition and Irish concerns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
London Gazette
Glamorgan
Thomas Dumayne Price
Frederick Fredericks
Francis Scawen Blunt
Naval Intelligence
Bow-street
Elizabeth Campbell
Marylebone
Augustine
Beauchieff Abbey
Derbyshire
Thomas Field
William Smith
Dunstan Hall
Mary Milicent
Broughton B. Steade
Abbey
John-street
John Proud
James Macpherson
Rotterdam
Angus Macpherson
91St
Great Marlborough Street
James Long Gilbert
Imperial Parliament
Scotland
Adderpian Waithman
Phriak
St.Sépulchre’s
Bread-street
Collonens Cbee
E. Sugden
Qose
Lumley
Nottingham
Duke of Portland
J. Russell
J. Yorke
Exchequer
Sir E. Sugden
Sine Hongyatile
Lord Morpeth
E. Carrington
Hunt
C. Dundas
Berkshire
R. Palmer
Abingdon
F. Palmer
Coufnty
John Russell
C. Wetherell
University of Cambridge
G. Clerk
Alderman Waithman
Sr G.clerk
Mc Ward
Baronet
Bankes
Senate of Cambridge
T. Baring
Hampshire
Cavendish
Senate of
Cambridge
Mr. Hume
R. Vyvyan
Lord Althorp
Calcraft
Colonel Davies
Reading
Peel
Blackburn
Warrington
Stockport
Frome
Somersetshire
Sandford
Bethnal Green
Ebmag
East Stonehouse
Devonport
Ashburton
Axminster
Worthing
Mr. Howard
Rochester
Lord Villiers
Andover
Worcester
Monmouth
Whitechurch
Ellersbey
Limerick
S. Rice
George Dawson
Thas Ball
O'Connell
Londonderry
G.O. Moore
Colonel Trench
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