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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 26, 1800

Page

2

Union with Ireland Debate In House Of Commons

Historic record of a Lords Castlereagh move on Union terms. Donne warns against imperial overreach while Ponsonby and others oppose. Monck Mason Otngby and Stanley back the measure. Debate ends with motion agreed and provisions scarcity to be addressed next week. Adjournment follows with government focus on famine relief measures.

Vinn Ae Castlereagh Donne Ireland Lord Derry J.C. Berrsford Ponfinby W. ‘Ponsonby House Arthur O’connor M* Nevin Durance Monck Mason Otngby Stanley LC. Beresford Lord Cojlercath

Parliamentary Intelligence House of Commons adjourns to tomorrow

This record notes the House of Commons session in Weenzspay Fen on February 26 with only 35 members present as the Speaker adjourned the Mouse until tomorrow.

House OF Commons Weenzspay Fen

Levee at St James's Paulnes and Swiss turmoil reported

London dispatch notes a sparse levee at St James's Paulnes with introductions to Count Garnac and his son Moni, the Bishop of Loxpow's Lent sermon, and naval appointments at the East India House. It also covers British-German treaty terms, Royalist forces captured near the French coast, Swiss political strife, and potential troop withdrawals.

St. James’s Paulnes Count Garnac Moni Charrott Baro Mylius Faurix Switzerland Tw Ns Buitzerland Setteerland Pouerrang Italy Se. Cothard Acing Genda Jonyx George Inn Sacotony Worldhire Gale

Deer Chase Across London Parks From Berkley to Hanworth

The king’s hounds pursued a deer through furthest woods and fields from Berkley near Cranford to Hanworth, crossing moors and rivulets with a large field of horsemen at Langley and later near Hounslow Heath. The chase lasted over an hour and a quarter, with the Duke of Cumberland never leaving the hounds. The deer, one of two presented by the Duke of Bedford, was hunted for the first time.

Clayton Monfldy Hurley Farmpike Wargrave Bear Grove Captimenes Drayton Lord Berkley Cranford Hounslow Heath Haynes Clarké Duke of Cumberland Duke of Bedford

Prices and policy spark debate on bread and monopoly

The article reports ongoing bread price controls and a planned rise in the Aflize, amid calls for a law to cap provisions costs. It notes debates over forestalling and market abuse, cites judgments from the Court of King's Bench, and references committees to investigate high prices and speculative practices impacting corn, bread, and consumables. Two men faced Alderman Pexnine on a conspiracy charge at Guildhall, with inconsistent statements needing further examination.

Cman Court of King’s Bench England Apaw Siri Fraiz Haymarket Pexnine Guildhall Mets Hay‘ton Omer

Noted Contract in Indian Trade and Britannia Insurance Case

In a Surrey county case from 1666, Calvert and King, shipowners with ties to the East India Company, sued over a voyage charter linked to the Britannia and the Lion. The dispute centers on recovered goods from Delagoa Bay to the Cape, insurance policy effects, and a claimed 2,000 pounds against the Britannia’s contract, with a verdict for the plaintiff for 8602 pounds and associated damages.

Rayer Anna sEeCine London Fs Acton Brovelit Jolt Mil Netherithe Surrey Merr Batt India Company India Lion Deligog Bay Mand Madagascar Severs Clarke Britannia Mr. Hill Cape of Good Hope Cape Plamus Delagoa Bay Edward Clarke Lord Runyon Eskine Halt India Company Charter Party East India Company Lord Rexvon Art India Company Erskine Messrs, Calvert and King Butt Tadia Company

Court Wrecks and Local Elections in Canterbury News

A court case reviews a fall caused by a Worcester waggon striking Dr. Dale’s carriage in Duke Street Smithfield, with witnesses detailing fault. Separately, Canterbury discusses the election of a city representative, noting the meeting, nominations, and sheriff’s adjournment as voting progresses.

Court OF Common Pleas Fen Dale T.goulding Lutt Dakeftreet Smithfield Worcester Cable and Falcon Inn Dale Duke-street Temple Duke-trégs Uic Goulding Shisley

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