Haverfordwest Town Meeting Endorses Loyal Declaration
A large gathering at the Guildhall chaired by Mayor Robert Prust resolves that all inhabitants express firm attachment to the Constitution and support civil magistrates. The resolution calls for declarations against inflammatory writings, bans public debates in homes, and requests publication in local papers.
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Uunty
Robert Prust
Pildestien
Commion
Genesis
Burgellts
Thig ‘pHa
Ang
Belord
Mace
Buttol
Gloucester
Tureford
Ewife
Exening
London Chronicle
Agor
Loyalists Unanimously Back King George Against Republicans
A large meeting in Loughborough signs resolutions endorsing loyalty to King George and the constitutional order. The group vows to oppose seditious writings and associations, pledges support to civil authorities, and forms a committee to enforce measures. A voluntary subscription fund is created to cover policing costs.
Paine’s Trial and Parliamentary Journal Advertised in 1793
A pamphlet announces a sixpence weekly edition titled The Genuine Trial at Length of Mr Paine for a Libel with speeches by the Attorney General and the Defendant’s counsel. It promotes Hodgson’s authentic shorthand report and the Parliament Journal, touting impartiality and public instruction while detailing subscription dates and street outlets in London. It also appeals for aid for French refugees in England, listing committee contacts and relief efforts.
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E. Hodgson
Emis
Londory
Jordan
Fleer
Dame Monith
Tordan
Wohott Fim
London
Fleet-street
J. Ores Picadillys
J. Rider
Ludgate-hill
England
Ensigratts
Jersey
Spain
Germany
Holland
Ivuch Eccldfiattic Ag
Marine Society
Bishopsgate
Hendt
Butlery
Arundel-street
Strind
Pendons
Fersey
Parliamentary Intelligence. Bouse of Commons debate on Aliens Bill
In a lengthy session the House discussed the Allen or Aliens bill, petitions on Sowecky Canal and Warwick, with the Speaker noting delays. Ministers defended the measure as necessary for national security while opponents argued it would widen Crown prerogatives, threaten habeas corpus, and threaten liberty. Several peers urged prudence, noting dangers from France and the need for evidence before drastic action.
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Ariday
Smith
Ras
Pontéfiragt
Sowecky
Henke
Bown
Edad Peur
Sheridan
Pitt
Scotland
Allen
Taylor
France
Wyndham
Andeai
Mr. Fox
Byange
Holland
Fife
Zapland
Lord Fielding
Beauchamp
Foxattey
Stric
Hardinge
England
Lord Wycombe
Bva
Nces
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Cy Dashwood
Jun. Jobnson
T. Farah
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Thomas Yh
W. Pochin
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Wilcox
Holmesy Story
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Dodgson
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Cradock
J. Thorp
Ella
Creswell
G Boort
Bouitbee
Wharton
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Futton
Wood- Halland
Cappy
Highgate
Douglass
Lacey
Cartwright
Uty
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Capp
W. Quinton
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Thorps
Charles Lacey
Leicester
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Natanghans -Journal
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