Parliamentary Intelligence and Hastings Trial Developments
A Westminster Bar complaint over a coach obstructing passage to Westminster Hall during Hastings trial led to custody threats for the coachman and Mr Lister. Both appeared and were discharged after inquiry. Lords then announced the Hastings trial would continue Thursday. Lord Rawdon’s Bill remarks covered committee progress on rules and money bill status. Sub Sheriff notes on writs discussed. Lords adjourned after a long session.
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Westminster Hall
W. Hasting’s
Lister
Chester
Commons
Hastings
Lord Rawdon
House
Lord Grantley
Chan¢Thurlow
Lord Kenyon
Parliament Debates Press Power and Indian Trade Bills
The House of Commons debated press warrants amid protests over late April Dover packet incidents and discussed the East India Trade and Government Regulation Bills. Dundas defended wartime powers while MPs pressed for inquiries into Dover proceedings and the legality of the Order in Council.
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Dundes
Trade and Government of India
Shields, Riv
Grey
Shields
France
England
Dundas
Dover
Order of Council
Law of Nations
Francis
Fox
Mr. Fox
House
Royal Drawing Room attendance and public notices from Buckingham Palace
On Friday morning the King and Queen with the Princess Royal attended a drawing room at St James's. A long list of nobles and officials attended, including dukes, marquesses, earls, viscounts, bishops, barons, and ladies. At four o'clock the drawing room ended with a Privy Council. later, travel notices and various state items followed, including Denmark, Belgium, and French affairs, plus market and crime notes and shipping reports.
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QuEn
Princess Royal
Buckingham-house
St. James’s
Roxburgh
Montrose
Buckingham and
Salibury
Courtown
Gailaway
Exeter
Cardigan
Aylesbury
Crawford
Harcourt
Beverly
Dumfries
Bathurst
Gower
Chatham
Jersey
Essex
Falmouth
Mountstuart
Gage
Molyneux
Fitzwilliam
Howard
Smith
Bulkeley
Cook
Howe
Humphry
Boyde
Colton
Hobart
Pelham
Mackenzie
Hall
Mellish
Vanneck
Lambert
Wryndheon
Mire
Chippuy Riis
Teuusling
Pierpoint
E. Howard
Countess of Carlisle
William Youne
Marchioness of
Buckingham
Miss Heathcote
Lady Heathcote
Miss Kins
R. King
Berrystorp
Earl of Courtown
Marchioness of Townshend
Baron
Baroness Notken
Stockholm
Cestain Graham
West Indies
Crerey
Brabant
Count Beavgoxois
Ecazire
Revolutionary Tribunal
Paris
France
Madame Sillery
Preson
Luxemsours
Liéon
Lord Cuatuam
Lisbon
Portsmouth
Cruzze
Dublin Castle
Fragmentary note on Mr Dallas and Tuesday events
A partial, garbled text mentions Mr Dallas and a Tuesday event. It references a gentleman and second part, with unclear names and details. The readable items suggest a formal or social context but lack concrete facts or dates.
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Dallas
Divorce Suit in Doctor's Commons Details Adultery Case
John Elaine sues for divorce from Brose Harwood alleging adultery with Mr Atkinson, then a lieutenant. Proved several witnesses saw the pair in a compromising state on a Bath road inn journey. Defense claims Harwood adultered with two cypriot corps women. evidence weak. Judge orders separation from bed and board.
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John Elaine
Harwood
Brose
Brighthelmstone
John Atkinson
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Bithread
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Birmingham
Biuli
London
Tueday
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D. North
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Lord Wycombe
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Bouverie
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George Byng
J.B. Burch Lord
J. Russell
Sheefersop
Bristol
Mercers Hall
Winchester
Cape la Hogue
Woodville
Mars
Liverpool
Sir Charles Ross, Bart
Duke of York
Tournay
Waltham Cross
Edmonton
WilLliam Lowther
Clement
Taylor
J. Jervis
Col, Macleod
Whntmore
John Harrison
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J. G. Philipps
F. Honeywood
Tellers
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