Parliament and India Debates Highlight Movements and Demands
The House discussed petitions on African Forts and contested elections, with petitions ordered for March and April. Major Maitland urged action on British India settlements, while Dundas refused broad paper production to avoid war risks. Hastings trial managers were agreed for Monday.
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Moushoy Commons
Hridey
Swaffham
Thetford Road
BORTS
Lord Arden
India
Major Maitland
Jeave
Earl
Bengal
Mr. Dundas
Dundas
Mr. Hirpilev
Lord Cornwallis
Mahgadas
Tippoo
Hippisley
Hastings
Burke
Levee at St James and Court Attendances
London notes a noon Levee at St James's with a brief audience by the King who then met the Lord Chancellor and the Duke of Richmond. After the Council, his Majesty proceeded to From the very excellent charge given by Joe Asuurst to the Grand Jury, we would suspect he knows Faro and his host better than Justice Hype.
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Etree
Roxburgh
Radnor Couhry
Sudbury
Hobart
Rofe
Grey
Speaker
Lord Buston
Duke and Duchess of York
St. James’s
Loxp Cuanceltor
Lord Pausipent
Archbishop of
Caytembury
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Marquis of Savissury
Earl of Cantuam
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Donpas
Joe
Asuurst
Faro
Thas
Funds: Dividends and stockholders' concerns at five percent
The article reports on dividend prospects and stockholders alarm over potential reductions in living costs. It notes that millions of the national debt were paid off and that shares rose from 7 to 34, then stabilized by yesterday. The piece cites statements by a senior official and mentions changes in equity levels around 1923.
Lisbon The Queen's Birth Day Ball Draws Nobles Ambassadors
In Lisbon a grand ball and supper were hosted by the Factory on the eighteenth to celebrate the Queen's birthday. The event drew a parade of Perceptible nobles and foreign ambassadors, while the Duke of Norfolk had recently suffered a light illness and did not attend.
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Ballwand
Weere
NoxtadMperiano
From White's to York Hidefare Acknowledges Royal Marriage
The Earls of Mornington and Hinchnebrook with Sir Gedree Yence delivered congratulatory messages from the House of Commons and Lords to the Duke and Duchess of York at White's in St James Street and York Hidefare. The piece extols maritime strength and mentions proposed military savings, Asiatic studies, and a Elizabethan era single combat trial with Teige Mac Gilpatrick O Connop before Lords Justices in Dublin.
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Morninerow
Earl of Haxpwicke
Hank
Europe
Europé
Asiatic Society of Art
Belo
Wirltiam Jones
B&f
Twass
Batotae
Ireland
Elizabeth
Dublin
Campaign details during the siege and retreat report
An antiquated dispatch describes troops at a fort skirmish with the enemy. It notes a night evacuation of baggage to a safe Fort, artillery, cattle losses, and the army’s potential withdrawal toward Panha nore and Tipase in heavy rain and fatigue. General Abercrombie may move toward Bombay before the next campaign.
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Eiaine
Diltan
Vana
Possibliste Bangalore
Bageai
Panhanore
Phas
Iit
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Abercrombie
Bombay
Defire'i
Jess
Court of Appeals
Seringapatam
Fragmented obituary fragment mentions Fonilay last rites
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a death notice for Fonilay with possible references to Maine and a funeral context. Details are unclear. readable names and places are limited.
Fragmentary report hints at a fatal incident and eerie details
A garbled text fragment references a fatal event near the Green Dragon Inn and aclaimed clerk, noting a loaded gun and a disturbing sequence. It mentions a bank bill, a hearse, and a woman named Beth in a cryptic scene, with weather and sheep in a distant backdrop.
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