British Gaol Bill Cleared as Lords Pass Third Reading
In the House of Lords on Wednesday June 53 Heard counsel for Burke and Dallas against the bill. The bill was read a third time and passed and ordered to be carried to the Commons. The Police Bill was read a third time and ordered to the Commons. Adjourned.
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Burke
Dallas
Commons
Lord Lonsdale
Earl Spencer
Lord Leviale
Whitehaven
Efe
White Town
Bristol
Liverpool
Lord Cathcart
Lord Chauncellor
Committe of Privileges debate on Dumbrain voting and harbour bill
Historic Commons session details a vote on a writ question regarding Lord Dumbrain’s right to vote, with judges asked to report. Lords discuss a harbour bill for Whitehaven, property impacts, and timing, preferring postpone to next session. Adjournment after a lengthy debate.
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Countel
Lord Coéancellr
Lord Dumbrain
Gueen Anne
Francis
Dumblali
Furher
House of Commons Adjourns Without Question at Four O'clock
On Wednesday June 13 the House met with 13 members present at four o'clock and the Speaker adjourned without a question until tomorrow. On Thursday June 14 Lord Parker said that his Majesty had been waited on with the Address from that House.
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Aly
Lord Parker
Riots of Birmingham Losses Address Debated in Parliament
The Chancellor of the Exchequer moved to read a petition from the Trustees of a Dissenting Meeting at Birmingham and to present an humble Address to the King. The request seeks directions to enquire into losses related to the Birmingham riots as connected to the meeting and to make good those losses, including expenses for printing the Journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hatiell
Birmingham
Levee at St James's and royal court news in London
London society gathers at the Levee with Pitt, the Duke of Richmont, and senior officials in attendance. Lords and ladies, including the Earl of Garroway and Viscount Palmerston, appear as season openings. Parliament and India House activities noted, along with Ascot races and local incidents, weather, and political commentary about the Libel Bill and unrest in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
St. James’s
Pitt
Duke of Richmont
Wrentiam Fawcett
George Vance
Earl of Garroway
Lord Dover
Goldfick
George Vinnegs
Earl of Upper Ogsory
Viscount Palmerstons
Grovee Cavunpisa
Thomas Rice
Earl Bathurst
Ascot
Duke of York
Duke of Montrose
Crermont
Chesterfield
Sandwich
Bulxerry
Grosvenor
Haverington, &c
Leicester
Alifs Barclay
Colman’s
Haymarket
Manchester
Waltshire
Maxes
Packington Great Park
Lamstoy
Paine
Davery
Propagande
Paris
Welch
North
South
Wales
East India House Court Adopts Dividend and Sugar Plans
At the General Court held at East-India House the committee for inspecting Bye-Baws was elected again. A four percent dividend from Christmas to Midsummer was approved. Debate over tenders and public contracts included criticism of Mr Fiott and defense of open bidding. Additional items covered Bengal sugar imports, imperial politics, local confirmations, and a robbery of the Earl of Burrarp on Highgate Hill.
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East-India House
Fiorr
Bengal
Katt India
Watson
Mcats
Frorr
Jackson
Serjeant
Royal inspection of new window in collegiate church
On Sunday after divine service, Their Majesties with Augusta, Mary and Sopura inspected a newly finished east end window by Mr West. The angelic scene depicts the annunciation and Savior's birth with inscriptions praising glory to God and peace on earth. The piece earns high praise for its design, color, and artful execution, promising similar decoration for other aisles.
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Augusta
Bvrzaperu
Mary
Sopura
West
Sarvrenr
Mann
Iti
Christendom
Prussian Troop Movements From Hanau To Rhine March
Rankfort reports Baron de ScuenseELp Lieutenant General leads Prussian forces marching in three columns via Hersfield Gelnhausen and Fulde near Caslel toward the Rhine. Columns include dragoons infantry fusileers and artillery under Count Schulenburg with plans for meeting Emperor at Coblenz. Proposals for a French counter-revolution align with broader monarchic fears amid Vienna negotiations.
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Baron de Scuenseelp
Hanau
Caffel
Rhine
Prince Bovary
Department For Foreign Affairs
Count de Schulenburg
Hersfield
Thadden
Kleist
Konitz
Schonfeld
Normeann
Lottain
Hussars
D’kiben
Fafileers
Ce Schenk
Chaffeurs
Gelnhausen
Tsehirsky
Schimettau
Wolframoff
Hohenlohe
Thadden, ‘and Forcade
Fulde
Caslel
Fusileers de Legat
d’Ernest and de Muflag
Brunswick
Cuirafiers de
Weimar
Anspach
Electorate of Treve
Cobrentz
Erte
Hungary
Frankfort
Court of
Vienna
Diet era Sweden restricted Order of Peasants reach
During the late Diet in Sweden the Order of Peasants was kept confined and forbidden to converse with nonmembers. They lived in a single building with guards escorting them to and from the hall, and a refractory member faced cloistered confinement. The piece notes political restraint and shifts in favor involving General Armfelt and Duke Regent, plus scattered crimes on a London street.
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Sweden
Armfelt
Kis
Bowles
England
Florida
Betheen
AGH Vray
Ghef
New Spain
MreDevar
Little
Portland Street
Fian
Market-street
Oxford Road
Feals
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House OF Lords
Lora Macelsfield
House OF Commons
London
Russia
Poland
Lanspawneendemns
Prusia
Prutifa
Lircurrerp
Coventry
Whitchurch
Shropshire
Drayton
Lord Stormont
Scotland
Earl of Manshetp
Little Grove
East Barnet
Brompton
Thomas Paine
America
France
United States of America
Botany Bay
New South Wales
Earl of Burrarp
Highgate Hill
Isis
City of David
Christ
Aimkex
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