Debates on Irish Affairs and Coercion Abolition
The House debated a royal address urging frank consideration of Ireland’s calamitous state and a just, lenient system after rebellion is quelled. A resolution condemning coercion and torture passed the second division but was initially opposed, with peers voting on rigid measures and removals. THURSDAY June 28. Countess spoke against Scotch Distilleries Bill. it passed Committee and awaits report. Royal assent given to eight public and sixteen private bills. The commissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Portland, and the Earl of Chesterfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ressorancu
Ireland
Duke of Bedford
2Hir
Earl’ Cholmondeley
Prince of Wales
Stawell
Scarborough
Yarborough
Holland
Morton
Duke of Portland
Earl of Cheferfield
House of Commons adjourns after Lords Bar Royal Assent
Taraspay June 28 The House attended at the Bar of the House of Lords to hear the Royal Assent given by commission to several public and private Bills, then adjourned until tomorrow.
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House of Commons
Taraspay
House of Lords
Rebels dispersed and leaders executed reported abroad
Letters from General Laxe dated Wexford say rebels around that area were dispersed. Keyon and several leaders were tried and executed. News mentions a naval war stance, Militia reviews, and new taxes to fund an enlarged army. Foreign revolutions linked to French influence are noted with cautious diplomacy.
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Dupin
Laxe
Wexford
Bacewan Harvey
Wales
Keyon
Duke of York
Duke of Gloucessex
Earl of Harkington
West London
Ai Blackheath
Greenwich
Deptford
Lewisham
Hart -Camden
Windsor
Earl
Lady Camden
Srencrx
Admiralty
Lord Gaenville
Mr. Pitt
Vinegar Hill
Ireland
Waterford
France
Naples
Vienna
Serveillant
Helvetic Republic
Majer
Rebellion discourse on United Irishmen and French aid
The article debates Ireland’s rebellion and the United Irishmen, citing shocking acts against nobles and the Paris meeting of Napper Tanney and Tone. It argues opposition to revolutionary rhetoric, outlines claims about French mercy, and notes militia volunteers in Canterbury pledging to suppress Ireland’s uprising. It mentions Earl Camden, Lord Cornwallis, and a Proclamation offering reward for Bacena Harvey.
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Ireland
Iriffi
O’nerce
Mountjoy
House of Commons
Pinrney
Southwark
France
Lifles
Tierney
Socieries
Tiganey
Trith
Paris
Narrer Tanney
Directory
Napper Taney
Hamilton Rowan
Citizen Tone
Napper Tanpy
Earl Campen
Dublin
Coan Wat- Lis
Lord Campen
Lord Corn
Bacena
Harvey
Wexford
St. David's
Wales
Maidstone
Herefordshire
West Kent
Canterbury
Great Britain
T Hey
Cowan
Funeral of Sir James Sanderson in London Procession
The remains of Sir James Sanderson were moved from his Wandsworth residence by hearse and mourning coaches. The procession included the Lord Mayor in his state coach, 17 gentlemen’s carriages, marshals, peace officers, and Alderman Skinner among mourners, ending at St Magnus the Martyr vault near London Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sanderson
Wandsworth
Newington
Lord Mayose
London
Alderman Skinner
Roxsy
Gentlemen of City Light Horse prepare for royal review
The City Light Horse volunteers train diligently ahead of a grand review before the King Queen and Princesses next Thursday. Muster on Clapham Common at 7 am then move to Wimbledon Common grounds.
Maritime News From Falmouth and Portsmouth June Updates
Ship news reports the failed Carteret packet to Jamaica, the capture of the Prince Adolphus by a 12 gun privateer, and crews aboard the Buonaparte with Lisbon fruit. Also noted are militia transports to Ireland, arrivals of Prussian brigantines, Dutch hay for the fleet, and convoys sailing from Deal and Portsmouth with ships like the Expedition and Blonde.
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Falmouth
Carteret Packet
Taylor
Jamaica
Prince Adolphus Packet
Lésbon
Gibraltar
Buonaparte
Rome
Lisbon
Marseilles
Hamburgh
Boutperstem
Prince Adolphus
Vigo
Corunna
Portsmouth
Dorset
South Devoy
Ulysses
Ireland
Portsmouth Volunteers
Public Office Bow Street Reports Gambling Case
Yesterday at Bow Street the wife of a Westminster figure implicated in Covent Garden gambling was charged with uttering forged dice. She is committed for further examination. her husband has absconded. Kilcarron, linked to a murder in Drury Lane, was brought up again as a magistrate and jury doubt the prisoner’s guilt. Cook and Kelly, picked on Uxbridge road for footpart robberies, were committed as vagabonds.
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City Light Horse Volunteer Corps
Clapham Common
Wimbledon Common
Marquis of Buckincham
Grand Junction Canal
Blisworth
Northamptonshire
Liverpool
Dublin
Barony of
Forth
Henrry
South Wales
Henry VII
Swansea
Dr. Hearn
Maidenhead
Lord Carucaar
Earl War-Degrave
Earl of
CarpiGcan
Comte de Co- Benzel
Rastade
Vienna
Mademoiselle Hyacixn the
Theatre of
Patrick Corquitoun
Queen Fquare
Westminster
Trinity House
Guildhall
Alderman Hamer&ton
Roginson
Red Lion-court
Watling-street
Robinson
St. Martin’s Lane
Westminster Hall
Covent Garden
Dominick Kilcarron
James Healey
Drury Lane
St. Giles’s
Mary Pearce
William Cook
John Kelly
Uxbridge
Crime and deceit at London offices and public spots
A Journeyman Blacksmith at Whitechapel was charged with purloining a seven and a half ounce tire iron and committed for trial. At Union Hall Beck and Jones faced charges of uttering counterfeit coins and were held for further examination. Matthews at Hatton Garden was re examined and committed for trial for obtaining a black pony and four guineas under false pretences. Two children near Shadwell were found in a stupefied state from poisoned fumes but recovered.
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Whitechapel
Snell
Union Hall
Beck
Jones
Cave
May
R. C. Smith
Hatton-Garden
Matthews
Thomas Gray
Dunkerley
Shadwell
Marriages listed from St Sepulchre and Bath churches
Marriage notices report John Booth Esq marrying Elizabeth Williamson at St Sepulchre Snowhill London. Also Thomas Frederick Bevan Esq weds Henrietta Christiana Smith in Berhampore Bengal. Wm Phelps of Wells weds Christian Harford at Bristol. Joshua Scrope Esq of Batt Harptree Bath marries Ane Brydges relict of Francis Brydges of Tiberton Court Hereford.
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St. Sepulchre’s Church
Snowhill
London
Dotor Shakelford
John Booth
Elizabeth Wiliamson
John Williamson
Baldock
Herts
Berhampore
Thomas Frederick Bevan
Henrietta Christiana Smith
George Smith
Bengal
Bristol
Wm. Phelps
Wells
Somersetshire
Christian Harford
Truman Harford
Eeenanananager
Queery-squares Chapel
Bath
Joshua Scrope
Batt Harptree
Somerset
Long Sutton
Lincoln
Ane Brydges
Francis William Thomas Brydges
Tiberton Court
County of
Hereford
Obituaries From Highgate And Blackheath
Mrs Thomas Sandys of Highgate dies on Wednesday in her 28th year at her home. Lately, Mrs Stedman of Blackheath dies in her 66th year.
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Thomas. Sandys
Highgate
Blackheath
Stedman
Bank Stock Brief Marks Minor Bond Changes
Bank stock figures show small shifts with prices around 118 and 708 recorded. A 7 and 4 percent reduction appears in the financial ledger along with conferrals and distant notes on bank life assurance.
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Yarmouth
Waite
St. Helen’s
Alpsis
Charon
Ceremanae
Deal
Plever
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Wind S
Expedition
Blonde
Public Office
Bow-Street
Bank L. An
Parnixpay
J. Walter
Jon
Printing-House-Square
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