Right Honourable Gentleman and the British War Debate
The speaker questions the Right Honourable Gentleman’s character and leadership, arguing the administration’s policies burden the nation with heavy taxes while Britain faces war and economic strain. He condemns corruption, calls for peace, reform, and broader rights for the people to restore unity and prevent rebellion.
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Senate
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Phyrrus
Rome
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Augie
Alicea
England
Austria
Edo
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Aneare
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Spaniar
Aylich
Howe
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Duncin
Kutsthyths
Lincoln
France
America
Pacific
Scheldt
Malmesbury
Reform debate on Parliament and constitutional defence
Fragmentary report of a parliamentary session discussing reforms of Parliament and making the Constitution serve the people. Key points include ensuring representation, securing seamen and soldiers, and plans to repeal tax exemptions for the Royal Family. House divided, 75 noes to 203, later 57 noes to 48 majority on related motions.
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Haiftraiton
Matty
Irelard
Take Eyre
Lord Fitzwilliam
Ireland
Judge Eyre
Britain
France
Rome
Carthage
Mr. Fox
Burke
Grattan
House of Commons
Fox
Tierney
Pitt
Duncas
Lancaster Estates Auction in Liverpool and Preston Regions
High Court of Chancery order directs sale of Gundry valuable manors freehold farms cottages and tithe lands in multiple towns near Liverpool including Kirkdale Fatakerly Walton Great and Little Croaby Lidiate Halsall Aughton Knowsley Roby Huyton and Maghull along with the entire Tarbuck Manor. About 2400 acres yield 2500 pounds yearly. Maps and particulars available from Peter Halford Esq and listed offices. viewing arranged through Mr Webster Croxted Hall.
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Lancashire
High Court of Chancery
Jones
Lord Selton
Peter Holford
Golden Lion Inn
Liverpool
Earl of Serton
Nowarce
Wipe
Kirkdale
Fatakerly
Walton
Great and
Little Croaby
Lidiate
Halsall
Aughton
Knowsley
Roby
Huyton
Liverpoolh
Maghull
Meiling
Tarbuck
Ang Lo
Tatbock
Prescot
Peter Halford
Southampton
Hotel and Golden Lion
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St Lancaster
Preston
Paris Journals Report French Efforts and Naval Moves
The Express notes Paris papers urging patriotic subscriptions for invasion support, with French plenipotentiaries resisting empire deputies. It cites Mayence blockade pressure, General Harry demanding surrender, and a December fleet from Elsinore scattered by weather, with twelve ships captured by Dunkirk privateers and recaptured vessels noted. It also mentions Alderman Wilkes's remains interred in Grosvenor Chapel.
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England
Brest
Baftdt
Mayence
Harry
Elsinore
Anscrcon
Dunkirk
Bell and Ann
Arbroath
Firth
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