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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 19, 1800

Page

2

Court discussion on hops prices and law in hard times

A London courtroom confrontation centers on the price of hops, market fairness, and the law. Speakers debate whether hops have become a necessary of life, referencing Lord Mansfield and the Wealth of Nations, with defense and prosecution invoking precedent and public welfare.

Pleavens England Breom Nout Lord Mansfield Court of King’s Beneh Michael Foster Justice Denison Uld Enouh Britwich Dr. Smith Karl Spencer Des Smith Worcctier Worecester Hereford Salop Wetare Llaulit of Commons Aia Countiel Lord Kexyor Ile Atkinson Bullet Kup Vore Kxine Lane Gough Vaughan Helmes Bobby

Nelson Introduced to House of Lords in Naval Dress

Parliamentary intelligence from the House of Lords reports Lord Nelson taking his seat after oaths, introduced by Lords Grenville and Romary. The procession featured the Duke of Norfolk as Earl Marshal and Sir Isaac Heard as Garter King at Arms. Nelson wore his naval uniform before robes were added. The Bills were read and the House adjourned.

House OF Lords Lord Nelson Grenville Romary Duke of Norfolk Isaac Heard Lord Nelon

Petition and coal trade debate in the House of Commons

From Touxspary dated November 20, the Commons receive petitions from Edinburgh's Lord Provost and council for aid and from prisoners seeking release. A committee is asked to review adjacencies near Palace Yard for Parliament. Debate follows on population, agriculture, and the coal trade with calls for a committee to probe coal prices and supply. Foreign corps papers and Egypt negotiations loom over ministerial accountability.

House of Commons Touxspary Dundas Edinburgh Manning Debe Lect T. W. Cokes Esq Lord Hewes Abbot Great Britain Hobhowe Sheridan Jones Jongs Great Britain Windhamn Tierney Hindham Loua Grant Gemleman Robson Amgnéy Egypt Iit Conde Germany Himelf Europe Pie Blafetty Fai Pacific France Minster Jé -Ié- Hee Oper Ain Butters Aed

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