Lords Debate Insults by Guards Spark Privilege Row
In a Lords session Lord Rawdon reported a grave insult by guards as his carriage neared Parliament, prompting calls to defend peer privilege. The Lord Chancellor urged a formal inquiry into officers on duty and orders given, with committee actions to follow. Adjourned to Saturday for further consideration.
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Lord Awkebury
Lord Hawkesbury
Parliament-street
House of Peers
Cathcart
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Lord Cathcart
Lord Portchester
Spain
Portugal
Coancellor
Dentifrice Powder and Tincture Sold by Thomas Evans
A notice from Chevalier Ruspini and Sons announces Thomas Evans, printer bookseller at No 15 Parliament-street, as vender of their dentifrice powder and tincture for teeth and gums. It claims broad international use, lists prices from five shillings to a guinea, and mentions boxed bottles with directions and the Chevalier’s arms.
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Chevalier Ruspini
Sureron
Prince of Wales
Thomas Evans
Bockseller
England
Russia
America
Aft Indies
Royal Navy
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Dublin
Proclamation and Demographic Note on Ireland 1790
A Dublin proclamation discusses emigration trends from the Antrim Down region due to rising manufacturing and improved industry in the north. It notes Down’s large freeholder base, population contrasts with Antrim, and calls for continued economic growth to reduce migration. Also announces Parliament prorogation dates for Dublin sessions in 1790 with Royal signification.
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Lerman
Aldersted
Col Ket
Down
Uiter
Clefiona
Antrim
Ireland
America
al- Ber
Day of November 17994 Prizes Payable on Demand
Manuscript fragment notes a November day with prizes payable on demand, attested by managers and directors CHR and R DELY secretaries. It mentions drawing commands and a Monday date, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Jungs
Maniyera
Chr
R. Dely
Draving
Stallions and mares season at Cast Day and the Park
Stallions will govern mares this season at Cast Day and the Park. Two Guineas and Hal to the Ground are listed. Goldfinéé is the sire from Dams by Tartar and Regults. The grand dam lineage includes Partner and Woodcock, with Makeless and Croft's Bay Barb in earlier generations. Lovtery stands fifteen hands two inches, well known to Gentlemen of the Nurah. Good grass for mares and moldey to be paid before removal.
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Will Gover
Park
Guineas
Hal
Goldfindéé
Nurah N. B
Mares and Thoroughbreds Held at Royal Fairfax Ground
Will Queensberry also covers mares at the same place at two pm. Bale penn the Grader Ree ott autumnus the son of Eclipse and dam equius Weisne bdght hay Hore Ueda Hine Pana are presented. Judges allow that the horses are the finest in Ireland and well known to the gentlemen of Tyrf. Money must be paid before mares are taken away.
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Bale Penn
Eclipse
Equius
Ireland
N. B
Proclamation on Limerick riot and rewards 1796
An official Dublin proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant and Council offers rewards for apprehending those involved in a May riot in Limerick. It describes property destruction at Sir Richard De Bu MT, and threatens punishment for accomplices while promising a pardon for informers. The document calls magistrates to maintain peace and prosecute offenders.
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Ina Land
Westmorland
Dublin
R Hobart
Liluterant
Council of Ireland
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Limerick
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Richard de Buigta
Ict
Limenck
Courei
Fire Gubon
Co Anton
Wellmeath
Redive Retlamon
Sofia Curleton
Blagues
S.A Pit Atha Wolfe
God Save the King
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