Parliamentary Intelligence continued in heated motion
The debate centers on peace terms with Tippoo Sultan and the propriety of continuing war. Lord Cornwallis’s conduct, the Nizam letter, and forts at Cranganore and Jacottah are debated. Ministers defend actions, Fox challenges the terms and motives, and the motion for approval passes after a lengthy exchange.
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Fox
Pope
Vippoo
Gentianah
Exchequer
Tippoo
Cornwallis
Chéy
Lord Cornwallis
Mr. Fox
Cranganore
Jacottah
Travancore
Pippoo Sultan
Mr Fox
Prussia
Porte
Genteman
Oczakow
Tippaco
Aledge
Traancore
sFippoo Lorig
Agra
Earl Cornwallis
Geitléigen
Rox
Mich Waraith
Inch
A. Zaybor
Lords Proceedings Reported In March Session
In the House of Lords on Thursday March 2g counsel for the Scotch Election Petitions presented remarks, several Bills were read, and the session was adjourned to the next day.
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Duke of York
James Fobnfone Sone
Agtolph
Averatnit
Alderman -Ciitis
St.Botolph
Alderfeate
Lotter
Hobart
Committee of Ways and
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Coussel
Privy Garden
Rofé
Greenland Fishery Bill Dominates Commons Session
The House debated the Greenland Fishery Bill in committee and set dates for reporting. Other measures moved include the Alehouse Licences bill second reading and engraving, the Duke of Yorks Annuity bill, and a parish annuity measure for Agtholps parish.
Royal Levee and Court Movements at Buckingham Palace
London dispatch reports a Thursday levee at St James's and Buckingham Palace with King hosting Imperial Envoy Le Comte De Stapron and presenting dignitaries including Wycombe, Levanianor, and Du Normanor. Court rehearsals note dissolving officers’ courts martial, staff reductions, and political intrigues amid palace chatter and nobility losses.
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Majasres
Aucdsra
Evizasere
Windsor
Buckingham-house
St.James’s
hissMad
Earl of
Cuatuam
Grenvinnr
Grorce Yonery
le Comte DeStapron
Lecreto
Transac
Levee
Earl of Wycombs
America
Urpey
Life Guards
le Comte Levanianor
Stockholm
la Chev
Normanor
Petersourgh
Wentwworth
Krnoe
Grovés Pownatt, Esq
Quebec
Reary Connett
King ‘George
Sher- Woop
Horse Guards
Shiptey
Lers
Engineers
Powell
Marrsen
Leeward Islands
West Indies
Nfele
Mancusster
Jacosins
House of Commons
Durance
Waldron
Bray
Roxhunt
Waldron -Parith
Radnorshire
Gloucestershire
Wales
Old English Court Records Describe Burglary Trials and Death Sentences
The report details several 18th or 19th century trials. James Booth, John Knox, John William Lerow, Joseph Patran face death by guilt for burglary and related felonies. William Minor is condemned to death for assault and highway robbery. Witnesses describe stolen goods including a watch, bacon, chains, and a hatch.
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Ken
Hotham
Charis
Giles Jafary
Breey
Mr. Cosk
Wright
Newgates
Jane Randak
Om Pding
James Booth
Jamassault
Edward
iHaworth
Gar Haworth
Jamesstreet
Fiedich
Ballance
John Knox
John William, Lerow
Joseph Patran
James Robinson
Stort Hill
Thomas Tifbelock
Robinson
Richard Boss
Carty
Smithfield
Ity
William Minor
William
Bruce
Newport Street
Npt
Phoenix-court
Situa
Thomas Day
Militia and Ordnance Ridged by Kingston Fort Augusta Move
The Lieutenant Governor orders change of garrison posted in Kingston. The Gothic regiment, under Major Point, debarked yesterday and relieved forces at Fort Augusta. Diana Russert sails with brig Hore for Aux Cayes carrying provisions for inhabitants aboard the Hope.
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Kingston
OPAC
Tuomas Oakrey
Eoint
Fort Augusta
Diana
Russert
Hore
Aux Cayes
Four Suspects Acquitted in Nottingham Assault Case
Thursday proceedings recount James Barry William Freeman Mary Sobaston and Elizabeth Merchant accused of assault and theft in Parker's lane. Witnesses described a struggle over a handkerchief and hat, a pursuit to a room, and eventual evidence leading to acquittal of all four defendants.
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Baron Hotham
Sjames Barry
William Freeman
Mary Sobaston
Elizabeth Merchant
Willi
Harvey
Nottingham
Gourt
Hewlé
Parker's Lane
Drury
Elizabeth
Johnston
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House OF Lords
London
Bailey
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