Steyning Election Names and House of Lords Proceedings
The debate covers the Steyning Election panel of gentlemen appointed to try the merits, including Monrancque, Dodswell, Sumner, Balfour, and others. Various bills see delays, with readings deferred for the Southampton Poor Bill, Flint Glass Bill, and Paper Stainers petition report. The Jamaica Free Port Bill and Newfoundland measures are introduced, with adjournment scheduled for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Jeriday
Steyning
M. Monracve
William Dodswell
George Sumner
John Balfour
Lord Shuldham John Pitt
Psa Curzon
G. G. Berkly
Francis Gregor
F. L. Rogers, Bart
B. Johnston
Paul le Mesurier
A. Pelham
Gilbert Elliot and
Gipps Crawford
Ramminette
Hornblower
Southampton
Lewkner
Blackburne
Jamaica Free Port
Aldersgate Parish Bill Read First. Appeals Heard
On Saturday April 21 the Aldersgate Parish Bill received a first reading. A Scotch Appeal Patrick versus The Advocate General was heard with counsel for both sides. Judgment was suspended to a future day and the court adjourned to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
the House
Consolidated Fund
Newfoundland
Judicature
Supreme Court of Civil and Commercial Jurisdiction
Isand
Beffard
Jon
Aldersgate Parish
Patrick
Macconachie
Dunda
King holds Levee as cabinet officers greet in London
In London yesterday at one o'clock the King hosted a Levee at St James's attended by nobility and officers. At two the Levee concluded with audiences for Cabinet Ministers and Lord Auckland who departed for the Hague, and the King left for Windsor at five. Colonel and Lady Lenox then left Privy Gardens for Dublin to join his regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham House
St. James’s
Iris
Lori
AuckLawn
Hague
Windsor
Theatre Review of The Fugitive Performance
A late hour audience at a crowded venue enjoyed The Fugitive with strong writing and a brilliant cast. criticisms note excess length, suggest omitting We ford and Emma’s parting scene, and applaud Mrs. Jordans and Tickell Erirogus performances amid lively stage business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Welford
Wiiciam Wincrove
Mr. Richardson
Cecilia
Youre Mantey
Cuarres Oaxxey
la Rolles
Weford
St. James's
Hay-Market
Honest John
Hanging Bricks and Mooted Nuptials Stir Uxbridge Gossips
The piece recalls Ventanna Duc Ess and Eioisa quips on marriage at Uxbridge. Lord Incuiquin jokes on approaching nuptials. A new bricklaying method dries mortar, risking collapse but boosting rebuilding and employment. Moorfields cited as cautionary tale amid cheerful cynicism. The Taylor voyage ends in Belfast with rigging damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Tarlton
Bourdeaux
Amsterdam
Belfast
The Lovers Mistake and The Resigned Husbands Poem Snippet
Fragmentary verse presents playful misadventures among lovers and resigned husbands. Elements show STREPHON and a cook, a talking or misquoted chorus, and lines hinting at blessing found in love despite hardship. The text is fragmentary and shuffled with garbled phrases.
Address of Fifty Bretons to Count d Artois at Coblenz
An 1792 style dispatch reports Breton envoys arriving at Coblenz to present bread and arms, Count d Artois replying he will assist if needed, amid Parisian turmoil and shifting political loyalties. It notes the King’s movements, public anxiety, and foreign reactions, including Danish loans and planter debt in St Croix.
Royal audience and bankruptcy notices in Whitehall record
Great Seal and officials report a private audience between the King of Fitz gary and Bohemia and envoys at Whitehall. The issue lists tickets for Warren and gallery access, with schedules from ten in the evening to seven next morning. Bankruptcy superseded for several creditors includes names such as George Lingham, James Rice, Alexander Watton, and Thomas Kemp with surrender dates and Guildhall attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Chamberlain
Whitehall
Warren
Wichitehall
Peter
Burkely
Hanits
Thomas Sites Cole
Ari
Ae Secius
John Waterhoutey
Ligut
Josceph Wa Btimian
George
Lingham
J Sun
Strand
Preecherpmaker
James Rice
Battersea
Surrey
Ax Rois Ney
Willey
Basinghall-street
Alexander Watton
Jate-of Life-lane
Guildhall
Attornies
Shawe
Phillips
New Bridge-street
Thomas Kemp
Newhaven
Susex
White “Hart
Lewesy
Sussex
Jane
Guilshall
Mesfrs
Will Andsa
Annesley
Little Friday-street
Public Week at St James and Carlton House Levees
Reports detail Kryes Levées at St James's with a Windsor court visit and a levee at Carlton House this week. The Prince of Wales holds a private interview at Carlton House and Princes arrive in town. Windy conditions affect Terrace gatherings and Ascot events. Letters claim revolts in distant principalities and new sovereigns forming, with tribute demands spreading across regions under the Divan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Prince of Watts
Carlton-house
Iron Windsor
Crancertoghad
Prince of Wales
Rowan Augustias
Bilan
AscotRac
Swinley
Flanders
Syria
Gatamania
Renamii
Also Mentioned on This Page
M.A. Taylor
W. Smith
Smith
Wilberforce
Commissioners of the Customs
Bankers Estates
London
Drury Lane Company
Avery
Billiant
Lord Dartford
Depp
William Wingrove
Ben Sle
Barry More
Admiral Cleveland
Kine
Young Wingrove
Wrewchton
Manly
Parson
Young Manly
Palmeh
O’donnel
Phellemore
Benson
la Bolle Myr
Wewitze
Manley
Horxings
Balray
Foothe
Jack
D‘artois
Paris
St. Cloud
Thuilleries
Spain
D’agandaa
Extei
France
Facodins
Fiuillans
Poisfardes
Sachin’ Exalts
Britain
M. Gowvion
National Assembly
M. Chodiex
Chateauvieux
M. Gouvion
Bondy
M. Chodién
Grenoble
Adi Tor
Friends of the Constitution
Gaxru
Laxe
Foot Guards
Earl of Bute
Fightlif
Hampshire
Cuarres Stuart
Wales
James Harrington
Denmark
SE Croix
Reesigg
Majei
Rojak
Agottolic
Fitzgary
Bohemia
John. le Breton
Newington
Sunder
Jamies
Jonathan Ware
Green-street Greeny
Thomas Pattidson
Aldermanbury
Thomas
Rowell
Lane of
Beauwell
Illinehift
Dev Pat
Robert Aldridge
Cookham
Berkshire
Williand Ward
Birminghim
Grocer
William Padley
Swantea
Glamorginshire
Charles Smith
Cheapsidey
Ogee Cate
Valentine Hayley
The
Royal ‘Exchange
Mfarg
William Lancatte Trifticourt
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