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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 21, 1792

Page

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Lords Decide Juries Are Judges Of Law And Fact

In a long session the Lords and Commons affirm the libel bill, with Lord Loughborough leading against judges directing juries, and Lord Kenyon and Grenville supporting. The bill asserts juries decide both law and fact, overturning earlier views and marking a constitutional shift.

Marquis Landown Lord ‘Camden Lord Kenyon Fharlow King’s ‘Bench Larfdoun Senate Lord Lauderdale Lord Porchester Lord Camden Lord Mansfield King’s Bench Lord Loughborough Lord Stanhope Hicks's Hall Hicks’s Hall Middlesex Middlesex Justices of the Peace Justice Hyde Lord Grenville Lords Commons M.A. Faylor Oyer and Terminer Griffith Islington Lewknor Mount Edgcombe Plymouth Botany Bay

Birmingham Riots Plotted by Religious Tensions Spark Enquiry

Lord Mount Edgcombe and Sir Robert Lawley figures appear as Birmingham riot details emerge. Whitbread demands an open inquiry into magistrate conduct and ministerial responses amid sermons and pamphlets provoking unrest. The debate centers on toleration and royal authority.

Lord Dorcheser Lord Rawdon Lord Macartney Earl of Tyrone Lord Barrington Lord Cathcart Lord Suffolk Lord Stormont Bibel Pharsday Robert Lawley Birmingham W Bitbread Mr. Fox House of Commons Whitbread Msztine Miobi M’quirk Clarke Middlesex Dundas

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