Parliaments House Debates on Game Laws Reform
In Parliament at Toonepay on Feb 28 Mr Lefevre introduced a bill to alter partridge hunting times stirring debate over crop damage and poaching. Supporters claimed moral and practical benefits while opponents cited standing corn harm. The House approved first reading 58 to 26 and scheduled further readings and related bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Toonepay
Bexton
Young
Lord Belgrave
Coke
Hawkins Brown
Dr. Hayes
Church of St. Margaret
Westminster
Drawing-room at St James's Palace and court news
The Queen held a drawing-room at St James's with royal and noble attendees including Their Majesties, Prinzess Augusta and Exvitanera, Epward, the Duke of Gloucester, William and Sopra, bishops, and various envoys. Presentations to the Queen included the Earl of Leicester and Lord Gower. Other highlights note Bath trips, appointments, and minor crimes in Guildford Street and Twickenham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s Palace
Prinzesses
Augusta and
Exvitanera
Prince Epward
Duke of Gloucester
William
Princess Sopra
London
Luanparr
Miss Cornwarl
Duches of Craypos
MarmeEscury
Lord Parmerston
Buckingham House
Lord Spencer
Order of the Garter
Prince of Wares
Duke of York
Prince
Bath
Earl of Leicester
Marshalsea Court
Duke of Dorset
Lord Gwypiix
Lady Wittoucnesy
Fox
Wilber-Force
Napier
Ireland
Conolly
Deacon
Caroline-place
Guildford-street
Cross
Twickenham
Sunbury
Hampton
Law Report from Guildhall on Lammins Seduction Case
Lord Kenyon presides over a criminal trial where Lammins of Jewry Street stands accused of enticing James Tagg and other artificers to work abroad. Evidence shows purchases of engines for calico and cotton manufacture, payments to Tagg’s wife, and meetings at the Red Lion. The Crown argues seduction under a 22 Geo. II act. defense contends insufficient proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tagg
Hamburgh
Erstine
Ghent
Flanders
Paris
Bounds
Saul Harding
Messrs. Foster and Co
Bromley Hall
Manchester
Lammins
Jewry-street
Harding
London
No.1
Seething Lane
Red Lion
Lombard-street
Swainson
Swainfon
Tage
Duke of Portland
Adam Parkinson
S. Harding
James
Shammins
Tagg, Bounds
Tocol
Rffine
Richard Smalltone
Smallbone
King
Er Rine
Joseph Jipson
Erskine
Ervine
Conspiracy and bribery case ends with guilty verdict
A jury convicts a defendant in a broad indictment involving conspiracy to steal and undermine local manufacture. The judge warns of severe penalties and urges public duty, while a co defendant is found guilty on one count and acquittals on others are noted amid calls for respect for law.
Irish Regency Bill Clause For Regnal Powers Across Realms
Copy of a proposed Irish House of Commons bill declares Ireland united with England and submits that regal powers of the Imperial Crown of Great Britain may be vested in a Regent. It calls for the Irish Crown to be exercised by the same person or persons as Britain, with identical restrictions and limitations.
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House of Commons
Fitzcerato
Forasmuch
Ireland
England
Great Britain
Subjza&s
Commons
Ireland and Britain unity debate echoes in Conolly speech
The speech in the Irish House argues for maintaining the 1782 Constitution while resisting Catholic Emancipation and reform, noting Britain's aid and warning against a two headed Parliament. It cites mismanagement, civil strife, and a desire to keep empire unity under Britain. Also reports a police firing at New Geneva barracks where two prisoners died and four were wounded.
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Tuomas Conoi
JagLaws
Krad
Gao
Ponsaxayi
Tyife
Ponsonly
Great Britain
Ireland
Conolly
London
Dublin
Mr. Conolly
West India
Ireeland
England
New Geneva
Waterford
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Parliamentary Intelligence
LAW Report
Conoleps
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