Samson Proposals for Publishing by Subscription Engraved
Proposals for publishing an engraving of Samson in Stroke by Bartolozzi to the Oval Academy from Rigaud’s Picture, dedicated by permission to the Royal Academy. Subscriptions cost one guinea with half paid on subscribing and half on delivery. Prints will be allocated to subscribers in order. non subscribers pay full price. Subscriptions and viewings at Rigaud's, 71 Great Taichfeld Street.
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Samson
F. Bartolozzi
R. A
Oval Academy
J. F. Rigaud
Royal Academy
Bartolozzi
Ricaud
Reform in the Representation of the People plan praised
The piece expresses support for parliamentary means to effect reform. It urges confidence in current ministers and defends the government’s conduct, arguing that the public will approve further measures as they are implemented.
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Raisigg
Muoré
Parliamentary Reform Meeting of the Friends of the People
A Freemasons tavern assembled on April 26 1792 under William Henry Lambton to approve a report from a reform committee. The document outlines aims to restore electoral liberty, widen representation, and print the address to the People of Great Britain. It lists signatories including Charles Grey and Thomas Maitland and declares unanimous support for a parliamentary reform motion to be moved in Parliament. The declaration warns against constitutional decay and urges prudent, non revolutionary reform to preserve the Constitution.
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Freemasons
Friends of the People
Jin
John Wharton
Richard Brinsley Sheridn
Philip Francis
Thomas' Maitland
William Henry Lambton
John Galfreys
Willian Cuninghame
James
Mackintoshy
Great Britain
Pearson
Gil
Prions
Charles Grey
Thomas Maitland
George Rous
Witham
Cunnighame
John Tweddell
Lauderdale
Nicolls
Raynsford
James Macleiroth
Eig Titorhas'Chaftic
Malcollm Laings
Lord
Kinnaames Archdekit
William ‘Barwood
David Godfrey
Higgins Eden
A. Taylors
William Breton
Thomas Rogers
Thomas Erskine
R. Knight
Thos. Thompson
Colonel Tarletons
H. Howorth
Yamie Martin
Ms Smith
M. RB
Bellingham
Graham Gen Byng
Jobn Carewrights
Bat
H. Milbauke
W. Peary- Howard
J. Wes. Gardiner
Howards
Clive
P Homan
WWE
Locke
DEY
Charles Goring
John Harford Stone
W. H.lambton
John Godfrey
George Tierney
Arthur Piggot
J.B. Church
Chishohn
Er Fazakerly
Rich
Milnes
Samuel Shore
Charles Warren
Long Kingman
Jer Curteis
Simpel Long
M. P. ‘Henry, Swann
T.B. Rous
D. O'Bryen
Lodge Batley
James West
Carpenter Smith
W., Powlett Powlett
George
Livius
Lord Daer
Jepe Douglas
Lordé
Fitzgerald
Rippis
Jamesacnie
Love ‘Becxfort
Acdam Walker
Richard Sharp
Joseph, Towers
John Clerk
Thomas Bell
John Wilson
Andrew Stirking
Ile OF Great Britain
Charles Gray
Thomas Erikiné
W. H. Lambton
Debate on Libel Jurisdiction and Jury Truth
Parliament heard lengthy discussions on whether a criminal libel case should require juror verdicts on both fact and law. Lords Loughborough and Kenyon urged questions to guide juries, insisting the jury decide truth and publication while judges outline law. The exchange stressed that liberty and the jury system must govern libel cases, with emphasis on historical authority and constitutional principles.
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Ao Ee Dibbe
Jord Kemron
Sfarch
Staniipe
Sas
Lord Loughderalph
Fufilce Vaughan
Drews
Eibel
A. Shiry
Yespe
Oas Inn Hall
Chord Porchefet
Nfuak Velienis Ibels
Grendille
Cere
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George Swile
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Richmond
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Pigty
Fox
City of London
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Ztal
Couksel
Lord Chatham
House of Lords
Duke of Richmond
Commons
France
Abutess
Frante
Amarchy
Despotim
Lord Bacon
Syzor
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