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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 17, 1800

Page

2

Petition debates as a motion stands over in court

The discussion centers on delaying a key motion to allow Mr Jones time to attend a future day. Lord Rignaid notes an absent ally can back the motion. Speakers urge not to misread anonymous letters and to await papers before forming judgments. The chairman notes the bill’s clergy returns and suspends with the bill passing at third reading.

Tuzinigg Jones Mr. Twining Lord Rignaid Nin Aletcalf Uttal Lord Kinnard Yeplied Mat Durand Coe Bonjanguet Proprietoys Parry Jekyll France F. Burdett Jones Ellison

Parliamentary Intelligence at Westminister Commons Deal

The House read and committed several Bills including the Bread-Bill, Swedish Herrings Bill, and West India Accounts Bill for tomorrow. A new writ was ordered for Cockermouth to replace Edward Burrough, and reports on tax and salt duties were taken up for consideration with further readings planned.

House of Commons Wepms Bay Dre Cockermouth Edward Burrough Bvagge Rydex Rader Aregge Jolliffe Ali Teale Tna Shen AG Phe Sec Sators and Raldiers Errepoint Mare Perpetual Tutt Pierrepoint Abbott Bragge Dho Spaye Bsuce Turasuay I Foe Amsterdam Walladia Lord Hawke Ftury East-India Company Army and Navy Abbot Sobhouse Ancestois Hobhouse England Ireland Sterney Mr. Abbot Buffin Charles Yorké Trekind Atmak Hether Enade Jonget D¢-Thorter Lealie Hyder

Debate Over Population Bill Amendments in Lords

In a Lords session, discussions centered on amendments to the Population Bill aimed at altering parish ministers duties. The Earl of Raadavicke questioned the bill's purpose and object. Clergy duties and parish officers were debated, with critics arguing ministers should not report counts of individuals.

House, OF Lords Tavisay Earl of Ra ‘Davicke Grénville Weligiius Parlours

House of Commons Debates on Bills and Provisions

The session opened with reports on the Commission, and multiple bills including land redemption, land tax, and naval and military measures were read, debated, and scheduled for further consideration. Extensions of penal statutes, parochial relief, bread provisions, and habeas corpus suspension dominated the day's divisions and motions.

Fragmented World War II Dispatches Recount Battle Rumors

The fragmentary OCR reads like a jittery wartime string of phrases. It mentions Vienna, Hohenlina, Paris, and a battle that was exaggerated, with unclear speakers and dates. The text seems to be a garbled extract from a military report or dispatch.

Fenger Vienna Hohenlina Paris

Levee and Council Debates Amid Embargo News

The report describes a town gathering after the levee, a council session on divestment, and field precepts. It notes ships damaged by French privateers, a large port shipment, and anticipated price reductions. Mentions Captain Hancox and Sir Adam Hammond in naval contexts and a royal figure with declining health.

Baron Eensvarns Sweden Coventry Poe Paain Leveen Aga Elgnei Bence London Windsor Hancox Sir and. Hammond Sip

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