London House of Commons Proceedings June 13 Report
The Commons passed the Income Tax Regulation Bill and several private bills and adjourned to Monday. Petitions from journeymen workmen seek repeal of the act opposing combinations. measures on flour substitute and waste paper reform discussed. Salaries of clerks examined. proposed new pay scales and commissions to manage clerical salaries. Bills on executory devices and menial servants debated, with some abandoned or postponed. adjourned to Monday next.
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Harbov
Commons
House of Commons
Prthy
Lord Mannr
London
Westminter
Gacoigne
County of
Lancaster
Sir Francis Burdett Jones
Manchester
Charles Yorke
Baronet
Jones
Lords
Select
Foden
Staley
Peele
Yorke
Hatfel
House of
Abbot
Tor
Houte
Joddrélt
Elon
K. D. P. Coke
Mr. Coke
Mell. Burton
Wm. Dundas
Wm. Milner
Dr. Lawrence
Fine
Dundas
D P.coke
Kak India
Koé
Union Bill passes in Dublin debate and duels reported
London dispatch notes third reading of the Union Bill with most anti unionists withdrawn./Private letters from Dublin describe a duel near Jow grounds between the Batl of Ormonp and Hon Robert Moone settled by seconds./The Long Concordlor's Bill praised for limiting testamentary restraints./Duchess of Devonshire’s ball admired for scale and elegance./Ships and militia movements across Bombay and Britain detailed with deployments and arrivals.
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Dublin
House of Lords
Ormonp
Robert Moone
Drocuepa
France
Prince of
Tagus
Falmouth
England
Lisbon
Gibraltar
Tuekussox
Witt
Bombay
Hon
Eas-India
Company
Skelton-Caile
Travers
Telliche
Ipswich
Dover
Argyleshire
Leith
Paisley
Portpatrick
Ireland
Dunfermline
Royal Review at Hatfield Arranges Loyal Army Muster
Residents recount the royal review at Hatfield where the King and Queen attended a grand field parade. Cavalry and infantry formed on the ground, with 24 tables set for officers and troops, and a vast collation of beef, lamb, veal, ham, and tongues. A royal salute marked the monarch’s departure as hats and banners followed the king’s procession.
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Rebes
Seaacre
Salisbury
Prince of Warns
York
Berland
Harrington
Emily
Maichioheel
Fred
Aris
Annington
Loty Grenville
Dewnasy
Earl of
HaRninoron
Aching
Chice
7Bt
Rovan
Hatfield
Aig
Herts
Loyal’ ‘Hempsted Association
Orden
Iys
Uber
ARTRY
Hasskin
Ty Ware
St.John Sebright
Roylton
Villiers
Hitchen
Limbis
Stortford
Massey
Court of King's Bench Opens Trinity Term
On the first day of Trinity Term the Court sat about an hour. Just motions were heard but nothing of moment occurred. The session opened with routine proceedings and no major rulings reported.
Coal Canal Proprietors to unite with Kennet and Avon near Bath
On a Wednesday gathering the Coal Canal Proprietors resolved unanimously to oppose the Dunkertoy line and to join the Kennet and Avon Canal near Bath with all possible speed. By mid November they expect to supply coal and other articles via navigation for the benefit of subsistence and local trade across Wiltshire and surrounding counties.
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Uttoxeter
Staffordshire
Fragmented OCR transcript of a colonial court debate on judicial salaries
A lengthy unfinished record describes the debate over a government measure to fund judicial salaries in Madras. Speakers defend or oppose by recounting precedent, costs, and the need to uphold justice while limiting expense, with references to colonial administration, Crown discretion, and the salaries of magistrates and judges. The fragment hints at concerns about vitality of administration amid health retirements and the broader impact on the country’s rule of law.
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Gourt ‘Af
Jadces
India
Sheen
Sheney
Toe
Pentivan
Aidout
Curt
Asia
Accont
Ranilal
Jackson
Perfork
London
Madras
Dextroupand
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