House of Lords April debate on Duke of St Alban's petition
The Lords debated the Duke of St Alban's petition with judges' relief suggested but no mode fixed. Lord Talbot urged caution and set a hearing for April 16. The Duchess of Kingston trial was discussed, custody arrangements debated, and a motion approved to place her in the Black Rod's custody at bar. Several bills were read and committed, with adjournment to the next day.
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House of Lords
Tutspay
Duke of St
Lord Camden
Lord Talbot
Duchess of Kingston
Elizabeth
Duchess Dowager of
Kingston
Westminster Hall
Hicks’s Hall
Eve
Lord Ravensworth
Duchess of
Lord Dartmouth
Lord Abergavenny
Court of King’s Bench
Lord Mansfield
England
Covent Garden Fund
Bristol
Sutton Derwent
Redstone Ferry
Leiceser Road
Earl of Selkirk
Mr. Douglas
Douglas and Selkirk
Hanmer
House of Dominons
Wales
House of Commons
Prince of Wales
Ornaburg
Earl of Holdernesle
Lord March
Chester
Ireland
Portsmouth
Fowfhnend and
Germaine
America
Great Britain
George
Jew
Spitalfields
Tobin
Tooley-street
Yeserday
Whitechapel
Hackney
Eaton Beat-House
Turbulent British Parliament and Atlantic News
The article reports Parliament sessions with Royal Assent to twelve public and ten private bills, Elliott and Williams divorce bills, a punishment for transported offenders bill, and a Poor bill. It notes motions on ports for grain imports, inheritance for natural born subjects in Scotland, and progress on the Hindon bill. Dispatches from Portmouth and Jamaica discuss colonial tensions, commissions for Quebec, and recruitment sentiments for America. It also covers theatre plans at Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and public notices of swindling cases, thefts, a fatal boxing match, and local incidents in England.
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House of Peers
Elliott
Lords
Williams
Walden Hanmer
Great Britain
Scotland
America
Friends of America
Dottor-Prize
Wasley
Quebec
Kingston
Jamaica
Gardiner
Maidstone
Port Royal
Cape Nicholas Mole
Bull
Cape Francois
Rhode Island
True Original Receipt of Onteinal Darry's Elixir
Mary Swinton proclaims a secret receipt for a patent medicine called the True Elixir. She offers a hundred pounds for proof she is the rightful niece of the late Anthony and Mary Daffy and representative of Dr. Anthony Duffy the inventor. The notice touts health claims and various bottle sizes sold from London shops and the Two Golden Balls in Salisbury Court Fleet Street.
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Onteinal Darry
Anthony and
Mary Daffy
Anthony Duffy
London
Mary Swinton
Salisbury-court
Fleet-street
High Water Times at London Bridge Schedule
Water levels at London Bridge listed for tomorrow and Saturday with morning and afternoon tides. Im marks a reference point. measurements show 16 minutes after 5 PM and 3 AM, and 32 minutes after 3 AM and 46 minutes after 3 PM.
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London Bridge
Births and Burials This Week Summary
This week reports births and burials figures: 140 male births, 53 christenings for males, 342 female christenings, 172 female burials. Total burials this week reach 77.
Stock Prices and Bond Quotes From a Historical Ledger
The snippet lists varied stock prices and bond rates including Bank Stock at several percent values, India annuities with three percent and four percent levels, late 18th century bond notes, Consols, and navy bills. It reads like a financial ledger with multiple entries such as Bank Ann bonds and long annuities, alongside several percentage figures and note stamps.
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India Ann
Consol
Bank Ann
Indiz
Pr Navy
É&C
Bilis
Bank Long Ann
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Fisher
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Petersburgh
Buck
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Miss Pope
Drury-lane Theatre
Garrick
Drury-lane
Home
Douglas
Covent-garden
Abingdon
Colchester
Cullum-street
Bow-street
John Fielding
Old Bailey
Dr. Price
R. Price
T. Cadell
Strand
J. Johnson
St. Paul's C. Churchyard
Bing
John Theobald
Duke of Cumberland
W. Griffin
J. Bew
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