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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 31, 1793

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Debtors and Creditors Bill Debated in Lords May 31

In the Lords debate on the Debtor and Creditor Bill Lord Thurlow and the Lord Chancellor opposed the bill’s principle while urging recommittal for refinement. Lord Randan urged Commons representation to decide, pressing immediate action over delaying to next session. A division left contents leading to adjournment.

Dallas Earl Lord Thurlow Lord Randan Parliament House of Commons Lord Loughborough Z.burlow

House of Commons debates on convict transportation and constitutional reform

In a Commons committee the Angiletea Coal Bill and related measures were reported and ordered engrossed while the Corn Bill awaits third reading. Resolutions on convict transport and a constitutional inquiry were proposed, debated, and carried for later consideration, with names listed of those voting.

House Angiletea Charles Bunbury Botany Bay Madagascar New Efolland North America Coavitts Henough Bela Seeanded Oey Oates Mie MW Bartan Mani William and Mary William Commons

Levee at St James's hurries to Windsor after thin attendance

London dispatch reports the Levee at Buckingham House drew only a sparse peerage turnout before the King met with ministers and guests. The Queen and Princesses prepared to depart for Windsor as China dispatches closed at the India House. A broad column notes ongoing politics, commerce, and unusual wildlife and fox hunts in Britain and nearby regions.

Buckingham House St. James’s Lyeld Mr.Pitt Lord Amherst Grerce Yoner Mr. Dunvas Mayrsry Windsor Earl of Dathein Duke of Buccleugh Mustacton Earl of Portmore Cunvurs Lane A. Hume Captain Cocurane Lovepen Burdon China Lord Watsincuam Henry Dunpas India-House Lord Rawpon Lord Tourton Lord Grenville Archbishop of Canterbury Hasknas Commons Earl Mansfield God Moses England Thia France Henry Richardson Manchester Spencer’s Market-place John Paul Swan Yardy Strand Guildhall James Davisons Ludgatesfireet John Fry Whitechapel John Twidell King-fireet Sohog Taylors Gaildidi Michael Carver Birmingham Swan Iun William Couzens Thomas Couzens Newwcattle-upon-Tyne Shakespear Henry Barrowclough Spencer’s Tavern Wey Jasnts Maddock Wapping High-street Money Scrivener Collier Shakleton Bread-street Hofier George Ur Little Queen-street Lincoln’s Vinefields Thomas Knipe Callico Ann Wilkes David Wilkes Portsmouth Ironmonzell

House votes on continuance of Lord Rodney’s pension

The House resolves into a Committee on the Continuation of Lord Rodney’s Pension, agreeing to report on Monday. In the Foreign Slave Trade bill debate Effe moves for indemnity to merchants. the motion is defeated with a 51 to 4 vote, then 2 to 47 on leaving the Chair. The committee passes the bill and orders a Monday report.

Ransson Lord Rodney Effe

Parliament adjournment and proposed new taxes in session

The report notes that Parliament may adjourn soon as bills are prepared for the House of Dominions. Proposed taxes and duties totaling about 300 000 annually are expected to form part of ongoing measures this session. An alarming incident in Athrone describes a priest nearly killed by his parish for preaching submission to government authority.

House of Dominions

Agricultural Conditions and Market Prices Report

The Wheat-market saw rapid decline as ports opened by Council order, corn from America found safer markets in England, beans and oats surge for military needs, and wheat crops look promising yet generally backward. Hay will be late, clover thin on heavy land, and mustard and colefeed failing to bloom. meat prices stay high with beef abundant but dear, pork in demand, and hog prices rising. Hop grounds lack rain. vines healthy but leaf eaten by flea. lean stock moderate due to money scarcity and grass shortness.

America France England Smithfield Norfolk Suffolk Shires West Country Kent Surrey Essex Ieee

Oxford Prizes and Ordinations Reported at Summer Ceremony

The Chancellor's Prizes go to Taunton and Corriestone for English Essay and Latin Verses. Ceremonial speaking in July. Fellows named at Emanuel and Caius. Rev. Parkinson appointed to healing regency. deacons and priors ordained by the Bishop of Norwich, with list of named graduates from Caius, Corpus Christi, Pembroke, Clare Hall, Emanuel, Trinity, St. Edmund's Fall, Jesus, All Souls and other Oxford colleges.

Taunton Christ, Church Corriestone Corpus College Marius Jotu, Smith James Duon Emanuel College John Parkinson Lincolnshire Norwichy Henry Atkinson John Hepworth Caius College Barnwell Corpus Christi College Joseph Cogman Pembroke College Thomas Howes Clare Hall John Lewis William Rawes Arthur Young Trinity College William Graham St. Edmund's Fall Oxford Priess J. Amyas George Barnwell Charles Carver John Cubitt Henry Crow William Martin Thomas Barling Rembroke College Tim Matthews George Turner Jesus College William Deane All Souls College

Bankruptcies enlarge and notices published in Guildhall list

A long list of bankruptcies and related notices appears with names, trades, and surrender dates at Guildhall London. The document records debtors including merchants, upholsterers, glassmakers and grocers from Chester Bristol Glasgow and elsewhere, with surrender dates in June and July.

Piney Come Wer Doamen iMaster Great Britain Iphraim Hetherington J Jornans Guildhad London Fuarenidobs Lane Thomas Fraser Thomas Aston Son Fratte Guildhenpee Cay Thomas Boylstoi Ing Conton J Render Guildhall Ono San Thomas Harris John Price Bristol William Thomas Chester Henry Hekkesh James Gill Half-moon-street Piccadilly Ceater Charles Rumball Id Netons Kumpahl Buttes John Buchanan Glasgow Gwildball Auer Cee Benjamin Lazenby Tallower Pe Guidhall Atos Mc Richardson Bury-street St., James’s John Fraser Charles-street Middlesex Hospital Upholitio Ae Dawson Alexander MacLeay Jerome Soutarges Tyre Tilley Fide Marach Northampton Ram-inn Bennet Bull Head Dowgate-street Thomas Cook Shrewsbury Swandea Glamorganshire White Lion Breadstreet Brisol Lewis Gily’s-ine William. Roberts Lewis Gray S-Inn John Hartland Tiaae Sweet Carpenters Britg Gray’s-inn Themias Roberts Gyffylling Denbeigh Hire Elephant and Cult Attorniesy Messrs Parker Holborn Charles Barnard Wadstram Manchester Cottone Manufarey Turer Guilds Fox Parliament-street Edward Evans Elizabeth Perry Bow-street Attorntes Windusaret Chancery-lane Thomas Rimington Whitecross-street Furr Merlrs Abbott and Martin New Road Treet Walter Miler Barrestreet Eat Smithfield

Theatres to undergo alterations before next season

The Palmers family travels to Philadelphia to manage the Theatre. Govent Garden Theatre plans major alterations including enlarged galleries and upper tier box removal ahead of next year opening. Theatres close for season on the 10th. York Corporation dinners exceed previous totals. Mr Siopati dies in the office of the Mayor. North East wind feared to damage areas and crops.

Nesterday Trinity Westminster Hall King’s Bench Palmers Philadelphia Palmier York Siopati Orc Maxoriof

London Gazette Extraordinary Dispatch From Tobago April 179%

Capt Maitland of the 63d Regiment arrives with dispatches from Major General Cuyler to Mr Dundas at Whitehall. The report notes a letter dated April 4 and mentions awaiting Vice Admiral Laforey to proceed with the embarked contents and execution of the orders.

Whitehall Maitland 63D Regiment Cuyler Dundas Si Laforey Etic

Fragmentary Clipping Yields Partial Names and Places

A damaged OCR clipping provides scattered reads of names and places including figures like Cout and Jandi with Majc gran and Mor. Readable fragments hint at a local event or notice but lack a complete narrative or dates.

Jandi Majc Gran Wwenen Mor Reiu

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