Fragmented early modern notices of unrest and ship news
Fragments describe unrest, proclamations, and punishments amid rebellion. Reports mention rebels captured by Imperial troops, a public exhibition accident causing injuries, and a royal address praising non attendance due to Parliament constraints. Also notes on smuggling suppression and revenue efforts, plus various local appointments and robberies.
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Parliament Intelligence House of Commons Speech Remarks
The Speaker introduced Mr Philips address thanking the King for the gracious speech. Lord Surry voiced support if taxes stay unchanged and no new loans. He urged army reduction and reform not to be abandoned, and asked ministers to broaden focus beyond commerce to key issues impacting both kingdoms. An attachment from Ireland’s Court of King's Bench affected a High Sheriff and a court division.
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