Debates and social notes from the Indian House meeting
Tuesday brief at Indian House adjourned to Wednesday. News items discuss Duke of Vioux marriage delay and Lord Monracu bridal plans. Opera, masquerade rumors, and arrivals in London mingle with India war notes, Trippoo prisoners, and press criticisms amid French unrest and Brussels estates.
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Opera House
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Arcot
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Josrph Harpart
Trinity House
Ireland
Morgan Batler
Hamilton
Chelmsford
Trippo
Madras
India
Lord Corn- Wallis
Tippoo
Seringapatam
Worcester
Paris
France
Brussels
Swiss Cantons
Rolle
Aubonne
Briar officers report on Bednore escape from Seringapatam
Amadrasn the fubader Shaik Ally of the 15th Bombay battalion, who escaped from Seringapatam with General Mathews, arrives at the Presidency. He recounts captures and claims Tippoo’s death for Mathews and notes Tippoo’s brother Cariem Saib was executed after Mahomed Ally’s famed service to his father.
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Mathews
Bednore
Shaik
Bombay
M’culloh
Presidency
Seringapatam
Tippoo
Fawkeer
Lindram
Eames
Sturt
Gingee
Cariem Saib
East India Shipping Court of Directors Meeting Items
The Court of Directors at East India House took up ships for the coming season on same terms as last. Sicly 4d AL. 8 to Madras and Bengal 2 to Bombay 1 to Bengal and Bencooleh and 13 to China.
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East India House
Madras
Bengal
Bombay
Bencooleh
China
France Assembly Debates on Avignon Mediation and Education Plan
Report from the National Assembly describes Mediation Commissioners heard at the bar in Avignon with Abbe Maury unable to be heard amid loud protests from the left. He accuses the Commissioners before proposing a new system of education linking cantonal schools and district colleges to a national language and civil training. Delegates defer parts of the system to a later session as orders of the day block further discussion.
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Cestat
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Maury
Tribune
Orleans
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Deols
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M. Every
Old Bailey First Day Trial For Highway Robbery
A nineteen to twenty year old named John Herbert faced trial for a highway robbery on Samuel Watson in the Strand near St Clement’s Churchyard. Witnesses described a struggle and the thief fleeing with Watson’s watch chain while a second man distracted the victim. The jury found Herbert guilty. others were convicted of separate thefts including watches and clothing.
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Samuel Watton
Samuel Watson
Davis
Watson
Hutchinson
Croud
Knowles
Strand
St. Clement’s Churchyard
Chelsea
George Hanby
William Muckleton
Thonas Merry
Crispin-street
Spittle- Fields
John Herbert
Muckleton
Gentleman Imprisoned for Theft of Copper Prints
Iulstian Rofy, a genteel young man, was tried for stealing 16 copper plate prints two chalk drawings and one Indian drawing from Major William Simp Uh. A witness testified he sold prints. the prosecutor, a drawing master, proved ownership. The Rev Dr Rutherford praised Rofy’s ingenuity and character, noting four years in his house learning writing and drawing. The Common Serjeant, judge, and prosecutor urged mercy. verdict guilty but mercy recommended.
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Iulstian Rofy
William Simp Uh
St. Pauls Churchyard
Rutherfrd
Academy
Uxbridge
PUBLIC OFFICE BOW STREET HEARS TRIAL COMMITMENTS
Yesterday Stephen Suffel a soldier in the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards was committed for trial for stealing wearing apparel trinkets and other items from the Duke of no public-house in Fulwood s tents Holborn where he was quartered. Thomas North a lawyer in the Borough was charged by Mrs Francis of Beach Hill with poaching and killing game in his park and beating and threatening to shoot his servants. He admitted entering the park to shoot a hare and to striking Mr Francis but said if he had been a cruel man he should have shot him.
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Stephen Suffel
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
Duke of No
Fulwood
Holborn
Thomas North
Francis
Beach-hill
North
Mr. Francis
Noted Brighton scene ends in bruising boxing clash
Last Monday evening at Brighton Lord acted as usual in a strike. After dining with the Prince he allegedly struck a gentleman driving a one horse chair provoking blows. A mêlée followed with bystanders and a boxing Tinman among attackers. The assaulted man expected death but is recovering.
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Sir Henry Parker
Melford Hall
Sudbury
Henry
Lancaster
Charles Williamson
Taylor
Robert Davies
Renard Jones
James Burns
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Melville Castle - Bott
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Henry Churchill Europa
Augustus Joseph Applegath Winterton
George Dumdas
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John Simson
John Berrage
William Pope
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Elizabeth Emerson
James Ewis
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