York inquiry ends in struggle over Dukes guilt and fate
Amid heated debate in the House, speakers scrutinize Mrs Clarke’s testimony on Colonel Shaw and Col Shaw’s letters. Debate centers on whether the Duke of York is guilty of corruption or if the evidence supports acquittal, with calls for a clear verdict before any royal dismissal.
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Died in Hampshire After Long Illness
A brief obituary note reports the death of Captain Thomas Hamker of the Royal Nest after a lengthy illness. He was described as meritorious and highly respected for serving his King and Country. The fragmentary text also mentions Mr M Cannan of Dingle and a printer in Parliament Street, with other damaged details.
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