Parliament Debates Call of House and Public Records Bill
In a heated session the House debated a Call of the House after the next meeting and the allocation of funds without a direct vote. Ministers argued payments would come from grants. critics warned of unchecked executive power and the need for parliamentary control. The Sugar Braw and Warehousing Bill and Molatles Duty Bill passed on third reading amid procedural disputes and notices of future inquiries into public records.
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Corporation of London
Liersey
Pics
Veracy
Pied
Pise
Parliament Hill
Jierngy
Tierney
House of Commons
Pitt
Sierra
Jones
Fones
Plamer
Pie
Dbborr
Lord Halifax
Sewell
Weymouth News Brief Confused Local Dialect Report
A garbled Weymouth dispatch uses misspelled tokens and unclear phrases. It mentions a trip on Wareham Road, a quiz, and a railway clue, with references to Paulty leaving Monday next and a very thin company.
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Messenger Syldefer Delivers Duke of York Dispatches
Mr. Syldefer the Messenger arrived yesterday at Mr. Duspas's Office with dispatches from the Duke of York. He left the army on the 1st instant, the day before the ar tior, and brought news. The packet from the Helder took seven days to arrive.
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Mr. Duspas
Duke of York
Helder
Guards prepare for foreign service marching to Holland
Historic dispatch describes the Light Infantry Battalion of the Guards forming at Fempdyn to embark for Holland under Colonel Calleyget. A boatyard at East-India House witnessed swearing in captains for new ships of Cie land W Waite. Dutch fortifications near Amsterdam and surrounding floodplain details are noted amid broader reports of plague in Barbary, governance changes in North Carolina, and treaty efforts in Saint-Domingue.
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Fempdyn
Holland
Calleyget
Dingdons
East-India House
Winrson Mossart
Pagwik
Bauce mi Asees
Cieland W
Waite, and Co
Btrgozzaco
Pereyias
Wasnt
Amsterdan
Alkmage
Haerlem
Hasrlem
Amsterdat
Amserdate
Barbary
Morocco
Avas
Pez
Mequines
Davye
North
Carofina
Patrice Heny
Directory
France
Juge Ecswoarta
Ce Premizee
Coronel Mattano
St. Dominga
Pau-Prince
R .Lahadifuire
Ayrthire
Fries
Fnally
Scotland
Lorhamns
Backife
Gree
King’s Bench
London mayoral election sparks protests over Combe candidacy
Fragmentary 18th century letter recounts a heated dispute in the City of London over the mayoral contest. It notes that Mr Combe is backed by the Court of Aldermen and a large civic faction while others denounce his fitness, citing his Parliament seat and volunteer leadership. The piece warns of renewed elections and continued civil tensions.
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Coes
Genesel
Lifery of
London
Weill
Coigne
Maron
Etigug
doMefirs
Haanay
Cortist
Newstian
New Wean
W. Prose
Wi Lawes
Comair
Aida Rabapeipalo
Londeix
Mita Tachipedty
Comas
Comape
The
Escante
Forty to leart of stoppages in the City
Reported are two more commercial houses halted yesterday in the City. Details describe assaults by highwaymen and a mail carrier’s drowning-like death after a fall from a roof, with mentions of Lord’s discussions and a planned treaty debate in Parliament.
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Hotrana
House of Lords
Chofley
Meares
Binate Ad
Bae Fort
Chifley
Preliot
Rendal
Edward Fariss
Roy
Weymour
Treaty terms threaten restraint and armistice conditions
The document outlines His Majesty the King of Great Britain and Emperor of all the Russians negotiating a peace with France. It references the two high contracting parties, aims to reduce hostilities, and establish terms for an armistice and potential end to war. Ratifications are to be exchanged within two months of signing.
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France
Charles
Yasar
Yasar With Hire Majesty Rue Kang Poth, and Communnicarion
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