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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 26, 1792
Page
1
Speech detailing gratitude to the Diet for unity and courage during a time of licentious challenge to governments. The monarch praises the assembly, asserts hopes for his son’s upbringing, and commits to promoting agriculture, commerce, justice, and law. He notes a peaceful return home and vows continued care for the realm, followed by promotions to deserving orders.
This item notes the king ordering the Count to withdraw from Madrid after February’s events. Florida Blanca retires to his paternal estate near Murcia, while Dukes Lerma and Olivarez face harsher judgments. Count d Aranda succeeds and acts with vigor, aiming to clear long stagnant affairs following his appointment. Bourgoin promptly sends a courier to Paris after a conference with d Aranda.
In the English Parliament Lords Committee of Privileges, Richard Cooksey faced the Bar for alleged Breach of Privilege against Earl Coventry. After a lengthy defense and a reprimand, he agreed to sureties for three years and custody until secured, then discharge with fees.
The text records House of Commons business with third readings of several bills including the 40,000 Bill and the Tea Certificate Bill, a vagrant law proposal, and a Duke and Duchess of York settlement bill. It lists Roxburgh County election supervisors, discusses Steyning and Sudbury petitions, and outlines the National Debt Bill committee and timber preservation proposals for the New Forest. It also notes Indian papers, annual indemnity bills, and divorce bills for Raybould and Larkins.
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