Hastings Trial Process Report From London Observers
Postscript details the Hastings impeachment trial day in London February 15 with procession order from the Lords to Westminster Hall, royal presence including Princesses and Duchess, the bar opening, Hastings appearing with two sureties, and the early adjournment after the charges and defence were read. The scene notes attendance by MPs, peers, and the royal box, plus the initial reading of the charges and the plan to continue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Gloucester
York
Prince of Wales
Commons
Westminister-hall
Warren Hastings
Isaac Heard
Princess Royal
Elizabeth
Agutta
Mary
Duke of Newecastle
Lord Aylesbury
Duchess of Gloucester
Duchess of St., Abana
Duchess of Gordon
Hopetown
Old-Blunt En- Rath
Hattings
Sullivan
Sumner
Commons of England
House of Lords
Peereffea
House of Commons
Public Notice of Lottery Receipts and Payments in Dublin
The Mail for England will publish receipts from Winslow and Co for prize payments in past lotteries. Documents show several £1000+ sums paid to winners, with details of prize numbers, dates in 1787 1789, and agents Magee Warren Nicholson and Quiley. The firm defends its integrity against slander and invites public inspection at No. 80 Dame-street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Winham and CO
J Seagee
J. Magel
College-green
Wm. Quiley
Lierick
Magee
J. Magee
Joe Quiley
Dublin
Hugh Warren
Belfast
Cuinea Chance
William Nicholson
Society of Adventurers
Waterford
Therm
Simon Newport and Sons
Elyre
J. Finlay, Eq. and Co
A. Edwards
Cork
Robert Burton
Capel-Street
Dame-street
Pitt and Ross to lead forces in kingdom for six months
On Saturday last sailed for England the Right Hon General Pitt and family. Earl of Ross appointed to act as Commander in Chief in the Kingdom during their six month absence. Lottery draws mention prizes and Guinea Chances offered at Merl Nichol son and Wells. An adjournment of the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for Dublin City set for March 7 at the Tholfel for traversers and bail matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Pitt
Earl of Ross
Merl. Nicholson and Wells
Mara
Theatre-royal Crowstreet
Sool
Nate
Dublin
Tholfel
Irish Parliamentary Register House of Commons February 18
Harrisfon takes seat for Donerail in place of Lord Donerail. Charles ONeill presents a bill amending rules on bills of exceptions writs of error and costs. First reading ordered. Sir Richard Johnstone moves to amend an Act of Queen Anne for Sub-sheriffs limits. Coffee duties bill debated and reported. Trench seeks parish burial counts for Dublin city and Liberties from 1783 to 1785.
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Harrisfon
Donerail
Lord Donerail
House of Peers
Charles O'Neill
Richard Johnstone
Queen Anne
House
Mason
Trench
Dublin
Dublin House Debates Over Charities and Clergy Compensation
The session debated charitable bequests and cemetery conditions with concerns over stench from burial grounds and calls to uphold charity duties. Motion on accounting of re crimes in Dublin circulated, while tobacco trade bill postponed. A clause on clergy compensation passed after debate. objections cited regarding common law and evidence. Adjourned with notices of future reports and a postponed critique on Julia.
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Gil
Lyingin Hospital
Arthur Brown
Dublin
Circular Road
Beresford
Stewart
Killimoon
House
Mason
Curren
Gratton
Parsons
Attorney General
Boyd
Secretary of State
Mr. Mason
Publication notice for Grattan speech report
The notice states a full faithful correct and copious report of Grattan's celebrated speech will be published today at noon on fine paper costing 1s 1d. It invites information to nobles gentry clergy graziers farmers and peasantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rattan
Pension payments for Royal Hospital out pensioners
In Dublin area the Royal Hospital Pay-Master will issue pensions to out pensioners starting December 26 1787 and continuing through June 24 1788 with weekly disbursements on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Each pensioner must appear in person to receive his pay or arrange proper distant delivery as directed.
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The
Royal Hospital
Dublin
London Waistcoat and Drapery Warehouse Listing
Fragmentary 18th century notice describes a London clothing shop at No. 9 Parliament Street. It advertises fabrics including silk cloth and crape, and mentions N Troy proprietor arranging selections for a “Birth Night.” The misspelled text suggests a shop promoting fabrics and garments to gentlemen and merchants, urging patronage of domestic manufactures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Wootte
N. Troy
S . Forest
Governors Report Acknowledges Annual Subpert On Infirm Hospital
Officials in the House of Industry present a report noting 292 children in the hospital and 414 previously, with 292 now in care and 414 previously compelled. The text references the Rev Mr Gabriel Stokes’s visit and a secretary Samuel Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
jJoseph Fhenrys
John Till
Rye
Tg Andrews
James Ferg
Hohshin
Gantt
Gabriel Stokes
Samuel Paul
Rates for Hackney Coaches and Post Chaises Established
By order of the company of P Joeri Reiter the rates for hackney coaches landaus and post chaises are set. The notice governs fares and service pricing across vehicle types including hackneys and landaus with conditions to follow local statutes and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coma Taney
Joeri Reiter
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Trial
Mr. Grenville
Great Britain
America
Irish Parliamentary Register
Julia
Charles Carrot
Fervis-street
William Woodward
Marquis Buckingham
Stowe
Doeners Lodge
Cy W. W
Benjamin Simpson
Leedsman
College Green
Nuary
Manufu
Kinity College
Pelson
Peron
Orade
Henry Dabzac
N. B
College Garden
Nassau-street
Eithin
Castle of Dublin
Berlin
Howe
Port Chaife
N.B
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