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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 20, 1798

Page

2

Parliament debates on Annuities and Militia bills passage

Parliamentary proceedings report motions on the Annuities Bill delayed three months while the Vote of Credit and Scotch Highlands Distillery bills advance. The SALT DUTY TRANSFER Bill gains a rider from a clause on Rock Salt imports to Maryburg. Militia offers from Ireland are read. the Militia to Ireland bill faces strong opposition. The House divides on key measures. adjournment follows as members vote.

Commissioners of the Treasury Salt Dutee Ree Maryburg Nuirze Scotland Rafe Ryder Ferguson M. J. Ridley Sit W. Pulteney Colonel Fullarton

Exclusion Order Enforced in Lords as Militia Marches

London June 21 the standing order excluding strangers from the House of Lords was enforced again yesterday and will be observed for the remainder of the session. The Gloucester Militia are marched from Poole to Winchester to perform duty in place of Guards sent to Ireland.

House of Lords North Gloucester Poole Winchester Ireland

Militia Deployments Stir Ireland Policy Debate

The 11th regiment at Windsor ordered away on three hours notice while Staffordshire Militia under Lord Uxbridge moves to Bar racks. Marquis of Buckingham heads to Ireland and regiments embark by canal to Liverpool. Numerous Militia regiments volunteer for Ireland as debate over sending troops abroad sharpens. A private’s father’s murder by rebels sparks an offer to fight, while opposition critics urge defence at home.

Grangers Dundas Ireland A. Paget Oxfordshire Marquis of Buchincham Old Bucks King's Own Regiment Major Epwards Caernarvonshire Duke of Luttann Denbighshire Marquis of Huatrorp Warwickshire Vaucuan Merionethshire Lord Malden Mr. Dundas Europe Tpole Tarleton Slane Quiberon Ottend W. Howe Feryll Mr. Jekyll Zarleton Windsor Staffordshire Lord Uxshoce Buckincham Chelmsford Barracks Liverpool Buckinghamshire South Devon Herefordshire Hoche French England Marquis of Hertforp Heatrorn Hetaid Dondua Sutherland Fencible Regiment North of Friends of Freedom Touton Bacnatt Harvig Wexford Borris William Symonds Lancashire Supplementary Militia Durham Shaw Batzey Spring-gardens Boote Tothiilfields Bridewell Powell Court of Common Council Nne Bartholomew Air

Law Report on Lord Spencer Commission Debt Case

In a May 22 1787 case Lord Spencer Hamilton's order to pay 13784 to Ross and Ogievie triggered assignments. Defendants argued lack of lodged funds and unknown claims. Lord Kennyon noted a lien prior to the order. Jury awarded 878 with interest to date, total 12001 after deductions for preexisting claims and annuities.

Liftine Spencer Hamilton Duke of Hamilton Ross and Ogievie Lord Spencer Frastr Lord Kennyon Law Laa Lord Kenyon Lowton

East India House Quarterly Court Declares 5 Percent Dividend

A Quarterly General Court convened yesterday at East India House to consider a dividend from January 5 to July next, settling at 5 percent. The chair then elected George Wilson to replace the late George Peters on the inspection committee and agreed to reappoint last year's committee. The chair presented private debt papers of Arcot’s Nano with a Dunpas letter noting no fault in Macras Government actions. HancumMan moved printing, seconded by Ranpte Jackson, motion carried. The thin attendance adjourned the meeting.

Painsip George Wilson Georce Peters Cuairman Nano of Arcot Dunpas Board’ of Commissioners Macras HancumMan Ranpte Jackson

Privateers seize multiple ships off Jutland and Embden River

Reports from Yarmouth June 19 note several vessels captured by privateers, including the Singleton Hurd from Norway to Dublin carried into Bergen, Farmar Scotland run ashore by a privateer off Jutland, Lynx from London to Quebec taken into St Asidero, Elizabeth from Leith to Embden seized in Embden River, and others like Mary Langford, Nancy Morish, Corinth Oak near Padstow retaken to Scilly. Lutine frigate arrives with East country ships. polio frigate sails to join Texel fleet.

Singleton Hurd Norway Dublin Jason Bergen Farmar Scotland Newcastle Gothenburg Jutland Lynx Ferenspores London Quebec St. Asidero Elizabeth Davidson Leith Embden Mary Langford Tenby Padstow Nancy Morish Yarmouth Nore Monxton Cruize Har Kett Texel

Ireland Rebels Use Travelling Forges for Pike Heads

Reports reveal rebels in Ireland carry portable forges to craft pike heads, explaining rapid arming after defeats. A Court Martial sits at Sheerness over a navy lieutenant from the Ostend expedition, accused of drunkenness while entrusted with ammunition. Police seize an ED table from a Clerkenwell gaming house after missing lottery wheels, and a Rouen theatre actor issues a public apology for an offence against the public and magistrates.

Ireland Sheerness Ostend Hatton Garden Ray~Street Clerkenwell Rouen

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