Debated Duty on Re issued Notes in Parliament
In committee the House agreed to two resolutions on better regulation. One notes an added duty of 2d on all notes re issued from their original place and on notes re issued from another place. The duty varies if issued in London or Britain and the discussion paused with orders deferred until tomorrow.
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Demg
F. Bue
London
Hodhourt
Rest
Light Dragoons
White Waltban
Bafz
Moaron
Kourref Vienha
Pepérs
Michel
Brenswick
Bavaatza
Igg
Venice
Kray
Valde
Berne
von Sretce
Seiszerlidy
Arete
L’rutt
SwitzerLand
Nnion
Moréau
Mondovi
Switzerand
Arav
France
Wickham
Rene
Europe
Earl of Daruincton
Princess of Wales
Clonmel
Taang
Ton
Portugal
Lord Tanner
Ferguson
King’s Bench
Buswert
Camerorn
Cuxhaven
interMa
Germany
Covent
Gaxpen Teicarre
Kemah Droog
Daya
Keg Linay
Barking
Liisex
Caeraervon
Rutile
Holland
Riafia
Paris
L'fl
Fasir
Fry Min
Poland
Rustia
Ruflin
Ruttra
Vienna
Britain reports on European affairs and Swiss situation
London observers summarize military and political developments across Europe. Dispatches note French movements, Swiss cantons, Austrian relations, and new government actions while reporting local incidents including a royal procession, thefts, and social appointments.
Jury finds damages in case of a married woman claim
The report notes a default judgment and a jury verdict granting damages in a suit where the defendant argued the plaintiff was a married woman. Arguments included the husband’s abroad status and the propriety of the maintenance funds. The court noted no excess in damages and quoted Lord Mansfield on cuckoldry as beyond valuation. A separate HABIAS CORPUS matter described Mr Flower’s libel case and Parliament's limits on punitive power.
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Bef
Jier
Santa Cruz
Anothis
Dante
Kgevon
Lord Mansfild
Kwie Sischarged
Fheaver
Newgate
House of
Ile Lloute
House of Lords
Lord Kenyon
Tragic Duel Preceded by Private Letter in Norfolk Firm
In Mornaig Paper a Colonel Hagvey Aston died after a fatal duel with Major Allan following a private opinion letter that inflamed a quarrel with Major Pictton. The combat ended when Aston, wounded mortally, declined to shoot, declaring his life spared by fate and his duty. The episode reflects the era’s strict codes and the social collapse of fashion. The text also notes tax increases in Holborn Division, uniform colors of Ruffian troops, and parliamentary proceedings on subsidies to Russia, with mixed views on policy and France.
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Hagvey Aston
Adten
Pictton
Allan
Cylons Aston
Pion
Aledge
Major P
Colonel A
Major Allan
Ion
Holborn
St.andrew
County of
Middlesex
St. George the Martyr
Hampstead
Maryhone
Pancras
Paddington
House Oy
Tuztbaw
Jodreav Hume
Fames
Fobn Haig
Rudia
Grenville Rose
Opistons
Kean Howe
Rutid
Wendt
France
Russia
Switerland
Europe
French Republic
Fitzwilliam
Switzerland
Italy
Asia
Lord Liverpool
Bus
London Gazette notices of military appointments and tradespeople
Fragmentary notices from the London Gazette listing received dispatches, military garrisoning by Austrians, appointments including Francis Drake as extraordinary to the Elsor Palatine, and a long string of July and June entries naming tradespeople, innkeepers, and shopkeepers across London and counties.
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Francis Drake
Els
Palatine
R. Knarty
Bayley
Yeanteathite
Beominien
Suffex
Milistas
W. Burt
Fulham
J. Noble
Chelwood
Somersetshire
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Alton
Lincolnshire
Innholder
Wappingwall
Matt-Maker
Bergen
Ives
W. Wilkins
Manchester
Drazgillley
Salford
Tencatonet Viduslter
Jone Ag
Rentae
Coal Utierchane
Ute Ag
J. Mort
Fore-street
Callendérer
Nainkeldge
Gerrards Street
Soro
Carver
Dl Arenald
Green Arce
Gren
Kent
J. Lowseiby
Paddington
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Froie
London Gazette
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