Banking Bill Debate and Election Petition in Parliament
In the House discussion centers on continuing the Bank Restriction Bill and the Bank of England arrangements. Mr Huffe objects to long duration post treaty, while Mr Pitt defends powers for directors. Separate items note a Tewkesbury by petition over a writ delay and Lancaster sessions petitioned to move sittings to Preston with a Grand Jury response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF England
Huffep
Billinithe Committee
Nat Thess
Uffy
Pie
Huffy
Pitt
Tewkesbury
Martin
Tewkesbury, Nating
Dowderwell
Bahama Islands
Mactin
Ianda
Fite
Pisa
Eeecrs
Lancaster
Stanley
Palatine
Lantaster
Preston
Dent
Prices and royal duties fill Evening Mail House of Lords criticism
The Evening Mail reports stock prices at one o clock and notes a Queen Drawing Room at St James's Palace. It covers a Privy Council plan to thank God at St Paul’s Cathedral, possible proclamations, and preparations for extra taxation. It also mentions speech criticism of English soldiery and a court martial over Capt Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's Palace
Privy Council
St. James’s
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Tungisa
Buckingham
England
Contantinople
Faamaica
Parr
London
Brunswick
Lord Mourd
House of Lords
Ireland
Williamson
Agincourt
Nore
Lockunet
O Brien
Onstow
Finll
Wessel
Covent Garden Comedy Fale Impressions Reviewed
A mixed Dublin and Covent Garden theatre report discusses the play Fale Impressions at Covent Garden, praising its moral passages and plot energy while noting its lack of wit and novelty. Cast mentions include Miss BetTERTON and Mr. Munpen, with commentary on Mr Cympertayo's style and the audience’s response. It also covers theatre repairs, Irish parliamentary prorogues, and notes on social scenes and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quicx
Waithzerp
Muneatingle
Munpen
Ily Fitzallen
Cumpertano
Cympertayo
Zarfing
Fale
Cypreia
Gernon
Berrerton
Privateer actions and naval dispatches from Hull to Portsmouth
Ship news recounts vessels returning to Cork Liverpool and Newfoundland after engagements with privateers. Notable exchanges include the General Wolf Gleede seized by the French and retaken by a small crew. the Sufarinah Gladstone arriving at Liverpool after an hour and a half fight off a French privateer. the Jane Vickers reaching Newfoundland after repelling a privateer. A Hull report notes Captain Whitehead’s Eagle cutter pursuing a French lugger near Robin Hood's Bay with damage to rigging. Spithead dispatches describe a court martial at Portsmouth, severe reprimand for Captain Horcxers, and upcoming trials. Portsmouth weather and convoy movements, including the Flora frigate to Lisbon and several ships to the West Indies and Jamaica, are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Gleede
Pool
Newfoundland
Cork
Sufarinah
Gladstone
Riga
Liverpool
Norway
Jane
Vickers
Oporto
Eliza
Moore
Jamaica
Dublin
Kate
Hull
Whitehead
Eagle
Newcastle
Aes
Sunderland
Spithead
Britannia
Portsmouth
Harbour
Spac
Charles Thomesony
Sevire
Domet
Homey
A ‘YheiCourt
Davie Horcrx
Horcxers
Horcuxis
Lord Baiprowr
Lord Kerry
Lord Duncan
St.Helen’s
Elora
Freperier
Echalion
Capsi Goux Tiss
Lisbon
Solebay
West-Indies
Greyhound
Cornwall
Ely
India
Government plans not to appoint more physicians to military
Government actions limit physician appointments to the military and cut pay for already named staff. Army hospital physicians receive per diem pay while army surgeons lack such pay. The issue also notes a signed warrant for the release of Mr Airxen, a print seller long confined, and the remission of a 2001 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erne
Airxen
Marriages and Deaths in 34th Inft Period and Local Notices
Notices report marriages in Ilfracombe Wysh-street Stationer tradesman families and widows, a major 34th Inft event at Kinnardy North Britain, and deaths including Gerard De Vime of Wimbledon and Rev. Charles Cowley. Also lists Earl of Kingston and Elizabeth Harrington of Newton Saint Loc, with other genealogical items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinnardy
North Britain
Evans
Wysh-street
Prichard
Ilfracombe
George Earl
Dalhousie
2D Regiment of Infantry
A. Bethel
George Bethell
Bradford
Wilts Og
Streee
Maryleshome
Wm. Smith Férthy
King’s Cragoon
Cumberbatch
Berkley-Streets
Portman Square
A. Cumberasseil
Blo” Norton
Norfolk
Charles’ Browne
Leifton
Suffolk
Margaret Nunn
Robr. Nunn
Hepworth
Elizabeth
Newton-Saint-Loc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Mail
Theatre
Covent-Garden
Fale Improsions
Ieland
Law Department
Earl’ Croxmet
King
Worre
Lord‘Clonmell
Torer
M.beresford
Tleiman
Crow-street
Fishamble-street
Offell
Mipp
Eron
Moor
Cooxe
Ago
Lamasu
Roderige
Ryser
Emilia
Vouraire
Paris
Blockhead
Méfris
Valtaire
Frederick
Prussia
Honourable “Society
Lincoln’s , Inn
Francis Lindley Wood
William Wingfield
Lazarus Jones Venables
Frith
John Wheatley
Henry Whitehall Lockett
John Lockhart Johnson
Elgris
Society of
Gray’s Inn
Jevity
Bonestreet
Kenyon-Lodge
Kirby-Hook
Panton-square
Jermyne Street
Sti Jamies
Aoe
Banik
Palter
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