Fragmented Diplomatic Text From Hic Starhemberg Era
A garbled OCR fragment discusses ambassadors and plenipotentiaries, mentioning Starhemberg, a general declaration, and reactions by states. It references civil order, subordination, and lawful authority amid turbulent republican and royal discourse, with names and titles obscured.
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Starhem
Glens
Hic
Tof S Starhemberg
Lords Debates On Slave Trade and Creditors Bill
Proceedings in the House discuss references to a Select Committee on the African Slave Trade with hope for a swift report and salutary measures. Also noted are the Creditors Bill and Labourers on Highway Work with proposed reforms and notices. adjournment follows.
Lords Mutter on War Goals and Memorials in Parliament
A House debate covers Lord Auckland’s memorial to the States General, Sheridan’s censure of the minister’s language toward France and Holland, and the war’s aims. Discussion centers on whether retaliation or negotiation should guide policy, with calls for transparency on ministers’ real goals and resistance to vindictive measures.
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Lord Auckland
Sheridan Rose
Hague
States General
France
Frante
Holland
Fane
England
Halland
National Convention
Philosphers
Sheridan
America
Vattel
Shei’ Dan
Mini“TerS-to-Torward
Holand
Mergorial
Matheuews
Thele
Iglances
Paris
Eden
Lefson
Lords
Burke
Heyé
Mr. Burke
Prince of Casbourg
Prince of
Brunswick
Poland
Jenkinson
Joresh
Prussia
Brababt
Lords Hear Case Postponed to May First in Trial Run
Their Lordships ordered the further hearing of the Linkbarrow and Mason case to stand over to May 1. Afterward they proceeded to Westminster Hall and, on returning from the trial, sent a message to the Commons that proceedings would resume on Tuesday next.
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LORDS
Warren Hastings
Scotland
Linkbarrow
Mason
Westminster Hall
Commons
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