Debate on peace and continuing war with France
Parliament wrestled with whether to pursue a vigorous war or seek immediate peace with France. Speakers warned that French ambitions and unstable allies risked restoring monarchical power, while others argued for limited concessions to secure security and reparation. The vote ended with 47 in favor and 187 against, adjourned past eleven.
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Europe
Venice
Mr. Fox
France
Marat
Serampne
Holland
Poland
Mr. Pitt
Huffy
Wharton
Manchester
Fox
Burke
Great Britain
Prasia
London Dispatches Reflect Diplomacy and Military Moves
London reports list Liston’s uncertain embassy return with possible postings to Berlin or Constantinople. AnsTRUTHER slated as Welsh Judge and India Board Standing Counsel. Irish Treasuries to gain a five member board for Civil List oversight. Ireland regiments ready for duty in Britain. Military strategy debates on Valenciennes favor a cautious approach. Government prudence praised over DrumMouriER departure. A hospital birth of a white and a negro child stirs debates on race and state symbols. The superformation doctrine is claimed proven.
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London
Liston
Stockholm
Berlin
Constantinople
Anstruther
Hayes
India Board
Board of Treasury
Ireland
Valenciennes
Ferraris
Moncrieff
M. Ferraris
Drummourier
Tower of London
Circuits Dates for Exford Lird Kenyon Justice Gross
A list of circuit sessions with judges and venues across regions in July and August. Entries specify counties or cities such as Berkshire Oxfordshire Worcestershire Gloucestershire Monmouthshire Herefordshire Norfolk Buckinghamshire Bedfordshire Cambridgeshire Suffolk Norfolk City of Norwich and more, with dates and venues like Abingdon Oxford Worcester Gloucester Monmouth Hereford Shrewsbury Stafford Coventry Warwick Winchester Salisbury Southampton Dorchester Exeter Bolwin Bridgwater Bristol noting scheduled sessions under Lords Chiefs and Justices.
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Berkshire
Abingdon
Oxfordshire
Oxford
Worcestershire
City
Worcester
Gloucestershire
Gloucester
Monmouthshire
Monmouth
Herefordshire
Hereford
Salop
Shrewsbury
Staffordshire
Stafford
Norfolk
Eyre
Justice Ashurst
Buckinghamshire
Buckingham
Bedfordshire
Bedford
Huntingdonshire
Huntingdon
Cambridgeshire
Cambridge
Suffolk
Bury St. Edmund’s
Castle of
Norwich
City of Norwich
Heath
Harmpshire
Winchester
Wil
Sailbury
Southampton
Dorsetthire
Dorchester
Devonshire
Bankruptcies Enlarged in London Gazette June 18
The London Gazette lists numerous bankruptcies with surrender dates at Guildhall and other venues. Names include Thomas Zenogle, James Nowlan, Francis Beyer, Thomas Whittle, Joseph Burke, Edward Newton, Stephen Johnson, James Ogle, Edward Ogle, James Dawson, Joseph Jacob, Thomas Norcross, John Pickup, George Atkinson, Job Humpage, William Fry, John Bowles, Nathaniel Donson, John Thompson, plus many attorneys and notices of dividends and certificates.
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Thomas Zenogle
Guildhall
James Nowlan
Churchrow
Aldgate
Francis Beyer
Haymarket
Thomas Watin Whittle
Neworth
Crowder and Lavie
Frederick’s Place
Old Jewery
Joseph Burke
Edward Newton
Thavies-Inn
Heslop
Great Queen-street
Lincoln’s-inn-felds
Stephen Johnson
Seuhoats
Yorkshire
Corm
White Hart
King Fon Upon Hull
Iveson
Hedon
Hull
James Ogle
Edward Ogle
James Dawson
Biliter-square
Attornes
Swain and Stevens
Old Jewry
Joseph Jacob
Fenchurchestreet
Slane
New Bridge-street
Thomas Norcrofs
Rivington
Lancaster
Fuition
the Swan
Bolton
Ahernies
Carpenter and Co
King’se Arms Yard
Coleman Street
London
John Pickup
James Pickup
Roffendale
Savie’s Arms
Elland
Shawe
George Atkinson
New Malton
Red Lion
York
Lambert
Job Humpage
Kidderminster
George Inn
Bewdley
Parry
Mitre Court
Hatton Garden
William Fry
Hristo
Bifful
Owis
Gray’s Inn
John Bowles
Stoke Lane
Somersershire
Freome Selwood
Cresfeid and Moore
Temple
Nathaniel Donson
Leeds
Dyer
Wrender
Old King’s Arms
Atornes
Furnival’s Inn
John Thompson
Southwark
King’s Arms
Yard
Colemantreet
William Nene
Ludgate-street
John Main
Charles-street
Covent Garden
Taylor
James Hunter
Pudding-lane
Merchant
John Walker
Henrietta-street
Covent-Garden
Thomas Clarke
Prince’s
Queen's Head
Monmouth
James Garden
Lovelane
Aldermanbury
Parliamentary Intelligence Debated Printing Treaties
On Tuesday June 18 Earl Stanhope urged printing the Treaties while Lord Grexville called it unnecessary. The Lords divided. The Lord Chancellery moved to direct Judges to bring in a Bill for Debtors and Creditors relief. Lord Rawdon warned against implying changes to life imprisonment for the insolvent. The Chancellor said no interference. Adjourned to Thursday.
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Lord Rawdon
Prince of Wales Event Reported in Hyde Park
Wednesday morning note reports Prince Josepu of Monaco taking a hairing in Hyde Park amid a Board of Admiralty meeting at Charing Cross that adjourned due to lack of circular business. The Prince of Wales also gave an aus.
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Prince Josepu
Monaco
Hyde Park
Board of Admiralty
Charing Cross
Prince of Wales
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Frauce
Prussia
Dauphin
Joo
Vattel
Mr. Z. Smith
Drake
William Dolben
Exford
Lird Kenyon and
Justice Gross
Hotham
Wilson
Northamptonshire
Northampton
Rutlandshire
Oxakhan
Lincolnshire
Baron Perryn
Tas London Gazette
George Richardson
Mount
Matthew Charley
Tokenhouse Yard
William Swan
Devizes
Wiltshire
Thomas Rawlings
Brill 1
Wiliam Adey
Water-street
Strand
Ohn Sivrac
Liverpool
William Shawcross
Matthew Shawcross
Brinington
Chester
William Jonathan Eade
Wood-street
John Harley
St. Martin’s Cout
Leicester-fields
Parliamentary Intelligence
House OF Lords
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