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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Jandi
Majc Gran Wwenen Mor
Reiu
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