Inquiries into the Causes and Effects of the Vaccinia
An 18th century publication announces Jenner's inquiry into cowpox and smallpox origins with observations on inoculation. It notes a nature-colored plate edition priced 78 6d, printed by Sampson Law with further listings for two volume work Minor Morals by Charlotte Smith to follow.
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Price
England
Gloucestershire
Edward Jenner
M.D.F.R
Sampson Law
Berwick-street
Soho
Law
Ave-Maria Lane
Murray and Highley
Fleet
Charlotte Smith
Parliamentary Intelligence and Prorogation of Parliament
The House of Lords debated the Scotch Distillery Bill with five votes for its passage and one against. Prolonged by royal attendance, the session opened with the King and royal family present and the Commons presenting the Supply Bill. The Speech praised public credit, loyalty, and the nation’s resolve amid wartime aims, vowing continued support for public service and national prosperity.
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House of Lords
Duke of Bedford
Gsriden
Lord Cuistervier
Speech from the Throne on wartime unity and Ireland
The monarch commends Parliament for funding war efforts, notes increased commerce and public credit, and praises loyalty of regulars and volunteers. He condemns Irish rebellion, lauds military defense, and urges continued unity under the Constitution. The speech ends with prorogation to August.
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House of Commons
Lopps
Ireland
Cuancellor
House of Commons Debates on Scotch Distillery Bill Report
The Lords debated the Scotch Distillery Bill and sought a copy of the Committee Report. The Speaker noted the oddity of complying and the House resolved to consider it on Monday. A Lords message announced the Bill’s agreement. The King summoned the House for the Speech, then Members returned.
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House, OF Commons
Farpayy
Lords
Commons
House of Commons
House of Lords
Royal Pageant and Diplomatic Dispatches From London
London dispatch recounts Queen and princesses arriving at Buckingham and attending a royal breakfast at the Duke of York's Office, with a kingly audience and a council to finalize the closing speech. It also notes Dublin reports of rebels near Scaip and Enniskerry, Irish mutiny trials, and a fleet loaded with wine and cotton arriving from Oporto.
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Windsor
Buckingham House
Duke of York
Horse Guards
Rebels Advance Near Gowran As Yeomanry Rush Out
Dublin June 25. At one o'clock yesterday morning an express arrived with word rebels conjected in Wicklow near ten miles away and have destroyed the Powerscourt mansion. Yeomanry and cavalry rushed to alarm posts and detachments volunteered to oppose the enemy. About 1000 yeomen under General Myers are in motion. others hold city avenues. Rebels ex communicated in Roman Catholic chapels. Insurgents said to have escaped Wexford into Kilkenny and Gowran hill, joined by farmers on horseback from Kilkenny Keague and nearby. Keague and five or six leaders have been executed.
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House of Peers
Kew
St. James’s
Earl Campen
Duke of Porrianp
B. B. Harvey
Lord Cuancettor
Duke of Portland
Marquis of
Satispury
Cuarnam
Westmorevanp
Campen
Chesterfield
Lord Gaexville
Duncas
Winp
Earl of Chester- Field
Lord Weytworris
Lord Sersey
Earl of Harrincros
Order of the Garter
Prince of Wates
Prince of Orance
Duke of York
Princess of Watts
Hex
Blackheath
Loucuaagrouen
Mills Erskine
Dublin
Scaip
Enniskerry
Stephen’s-green
Rotunda
Hoxatio Merson
Hoxatro
Havin
Agamencon
de Vins
Italy
Mediterranean
Trovuseipeg
Leander
East London
Hyde Park
Royal
York and
Gloucester
London
Berlin
Paris
Echo
Prince Repsin
Soly
Pitt
Austria
Prussia
France
Sigyes
Srexves
Seltz
Bernaporte
Baron Tuucur
Campo Formio
Rhine
Cornelius Grocan
Wexford
Oporto
Wicklow
Myers
Untess
Kilkentry
Westmeath
Gowran
Kilkenny
Keague
Havick Arrives With Regiments in Plymouth Harbor
A sloop of war named Havick arrived from Waterford, convoying the 2d and 29th Regiments of Foot from Biddeford. Havick destroyed numerous gun-boats held by rebels. Passengers include Count Bsenaye and Count Dinbaw. Winds hindered the Packer’s sailing. several light colliers passed by.
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Havick
Waterford
Biddeford
Éxmouth
Dinbaw
Admiralry and Colonial Reassignments in Ireland Port
Fragmented reports describe Admiralry actions, appointments of Captain Halster and Captain Henry Edward Stanuers, and the La Fort frigate. Colonial troops movements include South Devon and Donser regiments, with 1500 sailed and about 500 refusing service. Also noted are robberies in London and Portman Square, and emigration arrests under the Alien Bill.
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India
Reymond
Pordford
Ceylon
Raryrer
Marine
Pf Sur- Faien
la Fort
Halstep
Henry Epward Stanuers
Lords Commissioners
Admiralty
Achilles
Deptford
Montague Burcoyne
Essex Cavalry
Scotland
Ireland
South Devon
Donser
Cor
Portsmouth
South Wales
Minora Haven
Duke of Portmann
Gerard de Boone
Peblic House
Dogét
Portman Square
Guim
Geant
Strange
Portland-Place
Cleve
Leadenwas Street
Eltham
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Free Grammar School
Ipswich
Suffolk
Joan King
Corporation of
P. B. Brooke
Nm Nacton
Charles ‘Stitted
W. Geé
T.copbold
T. “Hallumy
Yardley Church End
Puntingford
Stevenage
Herts
Spurrier and Phipps
James Malcorm
Yardley
Church End
Burnusteford
William Pritchard
Hertford
Ware
Buntisgford
Royston
Hoddesdon
Hitchin
Baldccky
Mellrs
Joey
Cooft
Jco
Richardson, Goopeecx, & Co
Bearpmore and Co
Johnson and Co
Briss and Co
BaxnistrEs and Co
Brawscoms and Co
Great Britain and Ireland
Harty
Parliamentary Intelligence
the Mawr
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