Bills receive Royal Assent and House adjourns
The Lords on Wednesday March 6 granted Royal Assent to several Bills including Mutiny Militia Wakefield Road Ladbrooke Estate Valleroai Naturalization Warwick. An Appeal from Stutland and a decree were discussed. Lord Greanille relayed a Royal message on Hanover troops payment and the House adjourned for the day.
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Cuancellor
Archbishp
Canterbury
Duke of Monaross
Wakefield Road
Ladbrooke
Valleroai
Warwick Cagal
Stutland
Gardner Wesfut Mulrfon
Lord Greanille
Hanover
House of Commons
Meeting of the Committee on Public Benevolence 1793
Fragmentary verslag of a March 5 1793 committee meeting addressing gratitude to widows and children of fallen public servants, funding plans and benevolence. Names include Devaynes Andrews Seaforth Townson Walter and others. rules set for subscriptions and semiannual meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majestyi Sevier
Agek Oes
Sitans
de Bart
Ee Riivgts
Melee Ah J. Rani
Richardson Ero Richardson
Rae Richard Symons
Bart
Ibbeyt Gee Seaforth
I Townson
Phemon
Williams
M. P
Seraene Warfon
Julia Walter
Segulac
Meeting of committee at the Crown at Anchor
A committee met at the Crown at Anchor on Tuesday the 7th of March with Samuel Tolrey as secretary. The discussion covered local matters including street names and civic concerns, and the group resolved to proceed with further examination at a subsequent gathering.
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Tin-Lane Robarts
Soe
S Bue
Ady
Pace
Hill
Catner
An - Lumbard-street
Probe
Omho
Sou Pear
Shis
Marth
Samuel -Tolrrey
Adelphi Insurance Case Ends with Non Suit
In a London court, Chapman and others as assignees of Kennet sue Frazer over an Adelphi policy from July 1792. The trial details misrepresentation and concealment by Johnson and others at the Coal Exchange, the policy cancellations, and high premiums after the ship’s loss. The jury finds for the defendant. plaintiff elected non suit.
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Coal Exchange
Shields
Norfolk
Adelphi
Mingay
Johnson
Lluyu’s
Fohnson
Lloyd's
Frazer
Leighton
Mr. Leighton
A@ingay
Thames
Marshal S
Lloyds
Herve
Lord Kenyon
Mr. Johnson
Thomas Gillepie
Gian
Fob Fackson
Johnie
Stone
Taft
Witne
Walker
James Dunn
Royal Exchange
Kennet
Mr. L
Poe
Dun
Chapman
Frater
Mr. Frater
Mr. Frazer
Numerous Surrender Notices For Tradesmen At Various Inns And Guildhalls
The London Gazette lists a series of intent to surrender dates for tradesmen and artisans including William Dalton Earl Shilton baker, James Nott grocer Leicester, John Pike tailor Fleet Street, Edward Wilson builder Digbeth Birmingham, and others. Surrenders occur at Three Cranes inn Leicester, George inn Digbeth, Swansan Bolton, Spencer's Tavern Manchester, White Hart Coventry, George Inn Keetering, Guildhall London, and more, with dates ranging March 2 to April 16 and attorney details provided where applicable.
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London
William Devaynes
Scriptisny
Charles
Stephen Teif- Oiftelt
Powell
Fier
Robarts
Ray sUe Cutter
J. Budworth
Lord Vis
Bulkely
John Manton
Eindeins
Elg
Bulman
John Dott
Eig
John Clement
Esq
Perry Snd Ca
R. Smuth Bird
Perry and Sons
Middleditch
R. Thornton
E‘q
W. Watson
Pheneas Bond
Ze Browne
P. Roileau
Poerry
Caramore
Mrs. Armitage
Rd. Taylor
Steweil
Wilmot
St Godfall
Ows
Jufih Boydell
Coleig
Fa — Sanderton
Joseph Ballard
George Cherry
Peter Chigry
Cherry Anise
Hayes Ae
Clas
Proby Ailton
Cape
George Raicord
Fred. Cherry
Robert
Francis
Hedlor Cherry
Walter
Alys
Stroud
Stroud Roderick
Thomas Strowd
Macy
A. Shakepeare
Wthan
Kostelibu'l
Fram
Alexander
Erbraim de Augilas
William Hulme
Rawlinson
Eisogan
Townshend
Ely
Ston
iFardle
Rtg
LL. Tv
Saitluyg Smith
Hutchinson
Aee Werft
Elon
Montaguero
Charles Jackson
Maton
Ha Pelham
Henry Cocker
LaCy
Angertuien
Big
Geo. Catlins
P. le Mesurier
Pthard Pague
Steuthofe
William Deveynes
Trevieree
Mifles
Croits
Eemiicson
Wb Co
Siathrd-glace
Pybus
William Dalton
Earl Shilton
Leicester
Baker
Three Cranes Inn
James Nott
Lecester
Grocer
John Pike
Fleet-street
Taylor
Edward Wilson
Piam
George-inn
Digbeth
Birmingham
Worthar
Castle-street
Holborn
Thomas Newman
Middle Hulton
Lancashire
Victualler
Swansan
Great Bolton
Atturnies
Mesfis
Carpenter, Smith, Franco and Harris
King’s Arms Yard
Colcroan-street
James Howard
Grettong Northampton
George Inn
Keetering
Jeyes
Titchfieldestreet
Etex
John Martin
Sherborne
Guildhall
Trick Lewton
Ceciltkeed
Strand
Plastics
Ruitdholt
Musch
Robert Crawford
Huntingdon
Carrier
Robert Jackson
Easingwold
Yorkshire
Blak Swan
York
Apeil Gy Rubert Oliver
Wapping Wall
Guildat
John Twyford
Mercer
Guidhall
Stedman
Langham
Sufiulk
Six Bells-inn
Bucy St. Edmund’s
William Weaver
al Satis
Worcester
Unicorn Ion
Lownsend
Chesterfield
Angel Inn
Chesterfeld
House of Commons March 4 measures and king's message
The Commons debated excusing members from select Committees moved the call of the House. Newfoundland papers answer granted. Plymouth Water Bill third time passed. Forgeries on the Bank of England bill second time committed. Naturalization bills read and committed. Inclosures and canals reports and leave to withdraw some bills. Petitions on navigation and roads. King's message requests funds for Hanover troops aiding the States General. referred to Committee of Supply.
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Sir C. Bunbury
Lord Courtaun
Newfoundland
Plymouth
Bank of England
Devenham Trelasure
Zenitz
Winfhey Moor
Leicester Canal
Idlall
Bank Buildings
Hadley Roads
Derwent Bridge
Stafford
Crickhotel
Selby Ferry
Arlesford
Sleafords
Carding
Dundas
Great Britain
Hanover
States Geeral
United Provinces
Commons
Committee of Supply
Standing Orders Debate on Canals and Ex Post Facto Law
Lord Stanhope urges the Lords to address alleged disobedience of standing orders by Commons committees on canal bills and proposes summoning the House. He warns of fraud from laws in force before passage and signals further action on incorporating bills from session start. Lord Grenville moves to thank the King for his gracious message. the Lords unanimously approve.
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Lord Stanhope
House of Commons
Lord Grenville
Merits Debate on Shaltsbury Election by Committee
Thursday March 7 petitions for and against private bills were discussed as the gallery opened at eight. A committee was named to examine the Shaltsbury election merits with names listed for the panel including Cusaurt, Cornwall, Bart, Willson, Benyon, and others.
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Shaltsbury
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Liam Devaynes
Tok Andrews
Guinea
LAW Report
Kenyon
The
London Gazette
Thoma Peine
Tottenham-courtescad
Owen Vaughan
Broadetreet
Bloomsbury
Francis Lewis Bhorgin
Thyeaineedle-street
Cusaurt
Sir
Cornwall, ‘Bart
ICO
Willson Pectin
Richard Benyon
Ciacennee
Ak Moftyan
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