Trial of Thomas Paine for Libel at Guildhall
Proceedings containing copies of the Addresses and Arguments at large for the trial of a libel entitled Rights of Man. Tried at Guildhall before Lord Kenyon. Taken in shorthand by Joseph Gurney. Sold by M. Gurney Bodkfeller and Stockdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parne
Tneormat Lon
Thomas Paine
Man
Guildhall
Lord Kenyon
Joseph Gurney
M. Gurney
Bodkfeller
Holborn Hill
Stockdale
Piccadilly
Debates and Public Notices from London December 1792
Notices announce bridge rebuilding plans for DatchEt Bridge over the Thames, with inspection hours and bid deadlines. Also included are records of French refugee relief, a West India planters meeting affirming loyalty to the British Constitution, and a public declaration by Beaumaris authorities.
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Matesty
Treasury
Datchet
Tieu
John Robinson
His
West
India
London
Birain
Meeting of Redruth Residents Proclaims Defense of Liberty
A 1792 Redruth town meeting in Cornwall condemns libertine doctrines and illegitimate libels against the throne and Revolution. Resolutions pledge loyalty to law, oppose sedition, and urge authorities to curb illicit exports, praising Chairman Francis Basset for his Constitution defense.
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Redruth
Cornwall
Dees
Francis Basset
Cair
Ouir
Ghilbaur
Worcester Common Hall endorses loyalty to Constitution
A December 1792 Worcester gathering of 42 inhabitants formed an association to defend the present Constitution against subversion. They resolved publicans to curb seditious clubs, commanded peace officers to suppress defamatory writings, and appointed a committee to publish the resolutions and convene further meetings. The long resolutions urged civic duty and adherence to law.
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John Ellis
Lord Penrhyn
Great Britain
Ander
John, Ellis
City OF
Worcester
Francis Aveeson
Secord
Usland
Fersons
Furhi
LAW REPORT MAUGHAM QUI TAM AGAINST WALKER
London on December 19 before Lord Kenyon, an action under the Statute of Unugy seeks three thousand pounds for charging more than five percent for a loan of one thousand. The case features Joseph Hughbank linen draper seeking funds, Walker and Finghbanks involved, with the defendant aware of Hughbank’s needs.
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Joe
Tam
Rodol
Hughbank
Taft
John Hughbank
Joseph
Vinchis
Thomas
Walker
Biex
Lord Kenyon
Tate
Maugham
Finghbank
Hoghbabk
Ireland electors and boroughs by county figures
A detailed listing of Irish counties with population figures and elector counts. It notes boroughs and freeholders per county, including Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Galway, Tyrone, Down, and others, with varying numbers of electors and boroughs.
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Ireland
Sef
Antrim
Armagh
Carlow
Cavan
Clare
Cork
Donegal
Down
Dublin
Fermanagh
Galway
Kerry
Kildare
Kilkenny
King’s County
Leitrim
Limerick
Londonderry
Longford
Louth
Mayo
Meath
Monaghan
Queen's County
Roscom- Mon
Sligo
Tipperary
Tyrone
Waterford
Weslimeath
Wexford
Wick- Jaw
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Forests
Charing-cross
France
St. Pol de Leon
Beaumaris
Ounty
Angi Isey
John Lewis
Fupsainx
Punid Sent
Bir
Tha Eeving
J- Lewis
J: Jones
Lord Westcote
Bewdley
Houses of Lords and Commons
Embelishe
Ecleg
House of Lords
Hort
C. Cooké
Paternofter
AL S
Baashaw
Miss Arnold
Thomas Parkin
Arnold
Wheeler, Esq
Vernon
J. Bysin E. Fearon Burke
William Titford
William Lock
Braforidge
Karberry Dark
University of Cam
Mell
Martin
Bridge
Perthe
Rev. and Co
Portlethwaite
R. Collier
Cambridge
J. E. Swissbourne
My Sutton
Sheppard
Joseph Larwood
Hawkins
Q. Modan
Kingigh Leycester
W.beagon
Foster
Horlock
Everitt
Warryzalter
Malley
Thring
Atherte
Brio
C. Araite
Brown
Ap Maiiadlysk
Me Gabel
Fog
Miss. ii
Gough
Daniel Caell
Dh Everett
Mr. S. Brows
Ars, Webb
Frincis Wilson
Eig
Megor
Pares
Woercetter
Charles Trubshaw Withers
Humphrey Lyttleton
Mence
Brookholding
Alderman Carden
Aldéman Nath
Alerman Davis
William Rossell
Penel
Cole
John Rayment Aub
James Field
Saint Andrew St
Willan Roffel
John, Wheele Joh Parker
Thomas Benbow
Lee Henry Fermer
Robert Harrison James Johnson
Samuel Wall
Luke Spilbury
Thomas Williams
Tang
Francis Wilson
F. Wilson
LAW Report
Guildman London