Parliamentary Intelligence continues in the Commons
The House debates bills on the Flint Glass, Hampshire New Fort, and a Bankers Bill, with divisions on readings and committee warrants. Papers on newspaper penalties are discussed, lotteries abuses investigated, and slave trade abolition set for January 1, 1796 after extensive debate and numerous votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanery
Morriday
Hampshire
Taylor
Rose
Treasury
Houise of Commons
Porter
Charles-street
Westminster
Phillips
London
Westminster Police
Dyndas
Joan Dawson
Dawson
Beaufayin
Dundas
Avery
Viler
Royal Levee At St James Tuned To Windsor Visit
London reports a quiet levee at St James's with King George receiving the Duke of Argyll and Sir William Fawcett, followed by a journey to Windsor for a royal audience. The Prince of Wales hosted Mrs Fitzherbert and other court figures attended council at Whitehall. Commissions passed at the War Office naming senior officers, while French minister M. Cuaungzin arrived in Portman Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Duke of Arcyre
Prt
Winziam.Fawcerr
Windsor
Hoon
Lord Newark
Duke of
Caprnet
St. James's
Pir
Yasterday
Apercarn
Bork
Iprogike
Fefioni
Van
Nied Nisgscushas
Tekst
Efars
Austrian
Netherlands
Lab
Trial of Jolliffe case and Overseer appointment concerns
Fragmentary report from a historical court proceeding describing Mr. Pigot and Mr. Jolie facing a new trial over alleged corrupt appointment of Overseers of the Pont, with Lord Kenyon and Mrs Justice Gould debating admissibility and conduct. The record notes objections, preservation for King's Bench, and questions about the appointment paper and its delivery.
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Jolliffe
Pigot
Mation
Fiied
Guldesa
Surrey
Faliffe
Shipton
Kenyon
Pokoreitip
Obj
Jolie
Lord Kenyon
J. Gould
Rete
Court of King's Bemegh Case Highlights Brief
Fragmentary OCR notes show a legal matter titled Cee Lee in the Court of King's Bemeg h with unclear dates or parties. Reading suggests a procedural entry or docket reference rather than a full decision, with missing details on location and outcome.
Disorderly meetings at a fair tainted by licenses
A fragment notes alleged misconduct around liquor licenses and public meetings. It mentions a magistrate, a person named Willis, and accusations of disorder linked to a fair. Names and details are incomplete in the text.
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House OF Commons
Adam
Court of Kings Bench
Crossley
Addin
Geo. I. &c
Erskine
Bond-Street Hackney
Bond-street
Ryders
Ryder
Fox
Jamies Johnstone
Currom
Hobart
East-India Company
William NT
Drake
Speaker
Pitt
India
Ipoor
Jamaica
West India
Mirin
Africa
Geuthetias
Goa
Tébev
Catparaptin
Wilberforce
Grant
Lord Mornington
Edward Knatchbull
Syisk
Cee Lee
Renodt
Asain
Wakeham
Willis
Dia
Petry
Asainse
Pinian
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