Debate over clause penalties and notice legality in reform bill
Lords clash over clause on dispersing meetings and notices. concerns about legality and punishment, magistrate discretion, and the suspension of habeas corpus. Speakers warn against mixing distinct provisions while considering license hurdles for lectures and academic freedoms. The report of the committee is ordered to be received after adjournment.
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Lord Hortann
Parmons
Ben Legal
Lord Grenville
Lord Enbentorouon
Lord Holland
Lord Erskine
Eerl
Lamerpare
Lord Halland
Lord Darnley
Fragmented 18th century debate on Ireland poor relief and law repeal
Debates cover proposals to relieve Irish detainees unable to pay fees, hopes to bring forward measures after inquiries, and mention the Exchequer Court Bill passing. Petition from Hornchurch seeks changes to poor laws. A Glasgow maslin-maker John Weir recounts a suspected sedition arrest mistreatment, with calls to curb similar injustices. Scotch lunatic asylum bill introduced. Sir Samuel Romilly moves second reading of a game law repeal, seeking to limit seven year penality for armed night activity.
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Ireland
Cain
MA Pass
Benner
Howe
Peel
Couttry
Martin
Curwen
Hornchurch
Essex
Romitzy
John Weir
Glasgow
S. Romilly
Romilly
Reforms Debated Amid Public Safety and Treated Death Penalty Talk
Debates focus on reform bills and penalties as MPs consider the impact of new laws. Discussion touches on death by new devices, aggravated manslaughter, and public opinion shaping legislation. Petitions from Warwick and Bury urge reform, and orders include Receivers General lists and paper duty questions. The Window Duty Bill advances to a second reading with committee to follow.
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E. Brydges
Gene‘tak Fhornton
Hooge
Baovonam
Warwick
Lord Cocnrane
Bury
Lancashire
Gaenvane
England
Wales
C. Monck
Treasury
Scotland
Storm and fire devastate church in St Paulinus area
Reports describe a swift disaster as a storm with thunder and lightning struck the St Paulinus church in Germany causing a blaze that consumed the roof and interior within an hour. Other items note political assemblies, floods near Leipsic, and efforts to regulate confederation rights amid rising German manufacturing concerns.
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Taures Mancet
St. Paulinus
Germany
Vienna
Magen S.tyin
Madame Murat
General MacDonald
Neapotan
Hamburgh
Serres Rae Wiaremayne
Omers
Han
Hyneel
Baron von Stein
Bates
Manon
Ahip
Drewden
Ester
Plauen
Leipsic
Dresden
Saxony
Euapen
Mancu
N. W
Tong Bridge
Mancuy
Bugees
Saxo
Schtaugtann
Mancus
Berne
Hofwyet
Faangront
Duchy of
Borg
Metropolia
Berlin
Persans
Evening Post Update From Scattered Paper Drafts
A murky note indicates the latest intelligence reaches the Post Office by evening print time. It mentions John as a recipient or conduit and outlines timing for receipt of notices and content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
The Chester Mail on London Journals 1817 report
The Chester Mail arrives with London Journals and extracts from Mamburgh and Belgiots Papers. It notes Alexander the Emperor seeks to end vassalage and Courland's governor urges laws to protect husbandmen. Nobility pledge to aid peasants, while readers are urged to pursue improved constitutions and representative government.
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Chester Mail
London
Bundy
Mamburgh
Belgiots
Wwe
Alexander
Courland
Talented Men and the Dublin Dirt Controversy Unfolding
A dramatic Dublin paper war unfolds over a Parliament Street dirt controversy with The Freeman denying a Civic letter alleging street filth. The debate exposes press malice, with a public inquiry into paving board oversight, plus a sensational note on Bonaparte era politics and Savary’s vindication.
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The
Freeman
Dublin
Civis
Petits
Parliament Street
Screet
Freeman's Journal
1 Cie
Parliament-street
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Mary-street
Edinna
Sir Charles Vernon
Sugpet
Era of Co
Hutchie
Tady Syne Ton
Gral Bahar
Harcourt-snee
Erin
Mitet
Prentior
Mrs. Porter
Ungher- ha-e-hoge-Rewesse
Marion Square
Duchess of Dorat
Bonaparte
Asi
Captain Wright
Pichegra
MF. Barhurst
the Courier
Frem
Wright
Austerlitz
Paris
Russia
Henout
Fouche
Manoen
Police
M. Fouche
Vincennes
France
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Rive
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M Fouche
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M. Aqache
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