Fragmentary royal news with courtmartial notes and arrests
Fragmentary OCR reads like a 18th or 19th century dispatch describing the king's arrival, public sentiment, and military or civil measures. Mentions officers under arrest for misconduct, a court martial in Dublin, and parliamentary hints. Includes names such as Sir Alan Ganowen and Col B. Bechate, plus references to Martinique, Silvernar, and Lincoln MPs.
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Raven Aberore Bbre
Lord
Brome
Tony
Aman
R&wnon A
Newbee
Lincoln
le Fey Tarrne
Dublin
Renee
Fragmentary 18th century names and notices in Belton area
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple individuals and places including Ja E Leigh Belton and Josias Cave Plymsolleh Doty with surrender dates May 25 26 and June 7, plus Jamies Webb Manchester merchant and Newman Little Brickhill Berks with June 2. Also mentions Je Bartiss Mercer and Clayton Ardwick Pear Man in a scattered notice of juridical or mercantile matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja E. Leigh
Belton
Josias Cave
Plymsolleh Doty
Jamies Webb
Manccester
Merchant
Newman
Little Brickiull
Berks
Tee Jone
Je Bartiss
Mercer
Clayton
Ardwick
Parliamentary Bills Delay in Lords Adjournment Notice
The House of Lords paused as bills from the Commons were laid on the table. Members waited in anticipation for the Quakers bill amid a terse exchange with Serjeant Adair. The session adjourned to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LORDS
Earl of Wefamrela
Commons
Lebeth
Adairsandead Tite
House of Commons Proceedings May 14 Ahalting adjournment
The Journals and the Index were ordered to print. Several bills including the Quakers Bill and the OtS pareret Roads Bill were read and passed. General Smith gave notice about an inquiry into a house payment annually by the East India Company. Wilberforce signaled he would not press the Slave Trade Carrying Bill but would move for a new bill. Generals Smith and Larleton defended the honor of those involved in the trade. The House adjourned to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
Fant
Otsapieret
Smith
India
Wilberforce
Sean
Age Caplet
Pong Maeyed
Fonneh Pee
Eee Honka
Eit Cone
Berg
Clauie
West Indies Reinforcements Boost British Efforts
The Gazette notes reinforcements strengthening the Grenada expedition and a favorable turn in affairs. Dispatches report the Camip has been repelled at St. Vincent. the Cork fleet reached Ratlinesun before medical failures. several vessels with troops for the West Indies proceeded, while the Arab fleet faces patrols and the surrender of port defenses. 3000 inhabitants noted in Halifax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Batt Indiaman
Onxbek
Downs
Martinique
Gazette
Grenai Ae
St. Vigtent
Canisiria
Bas Iyette
Svbenice
Aannea
Cieistran
Portsmouth
Semon
Air
Freak
Nia Champlain
Oswega
Michilliinaitaab
Arahe
Detroit
Ithets
Halifax
Fragmentary Royal Dispatches From March 17 Reported
The text records scattered phrases about Royal figures and regiments, including mentions of Prince of Wales and Lord Mora, with dispatches via Mr Secretary Dunpas’s Office from General OHARA. It hints at a failed journey and a long-winded description of events surrounding the Wet Tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benes
Maloney
OFS Wales
Lord Mora
Horw Ort
Dunpas
Ohara
Goverfh Eigelto
England
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