Bill Extends Trials for Murders In Massachusets Bay
The proposal allows indictments for murder or capital offenses in Massachusetts Bay to be tried in other colonies or in Great Britain if local trials cannot provide an impartial jury. It details processes for sending indictments, securing witnesses, and funding, with commissions of Oyer and Terminer to conduct hearings as if in the local venue.
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New-England
Massachusets Bay
Great Britain
Murther
Great-Britain
King’s Bench
Middlesex
Henry
T. Henry
Manchester
J. Johnson
St. Paul's Churchyard
J. Ridley
St. James’s Street
Bondon
Heany
Royal College of Physicians
MrBenry
Meets of the Swondon House of Commons 1774 April 22
The London House of Commons convened after two o clock with public and private business. Bills discussed included a bankers bill, copyright in authors, paving and lighting Grosvenor Square, and regulations on buildings. Debates covered breach of trust as capital felony, and ample notices on petitions, insurances, and street improvements. Extra notes report maritime and colonial intelligence, plus local crime and a fire at a Portugal merchant’s near Portsmouth.
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Toreign
Reowe
C. Fx
H——ad
C. Grosvenor Square
Charles W—worth
Westminster
D—-—ter
Supreme Court of Judicature
Orlow
Solemin
J——s
F—ld
D——fter
Orarionie
D—tter
London
Upper Assembly
Heda
Jones
Morgan
Kidderminster
Ludborough
Spridfington
Potterhanworth
Heapham Inclosure
Basingstoke Road
Bank of Scotland
Lords
Grosvenor Square
St. Mary-le-bone
Paddington
St. Pancras
St. Luke
Chelsea
Middlesex
Charles‘Raymond
Valentine
Essex
Newport
Rhode Iland
Philadelphia
New- York
Leghorn
Tunis
Dardenelles
Genoa
Don Gabriel
Spain
Dauphin
France
Royal Artillery
Woolwich
St. Augustine
Cambridge
Dr. P
T A
D—n
Southarbpton Street
Covent-Garden
Abington
Acress
London-badge
Tyburn
Thertr
Abraham Shorndale
Portugal
Massachusets Bay government bill clears second reading
In a heated session the House debated a bill to separate Massachusetts Bay government. After gallery orders and Serjeant at Arms presence, the second reading proceeded at four o'clock and passed without a division following a motion to commit.
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F. Cobef
Glasgow
Gill
Massachusets Bay
Fragmented wartime notes and executions across Kilkenny and Ireland
Reports describe a murder of a supposed prostitute near Islington and a fatal skirmish in Kilkenny where White Boys attacked farmer John Grant's house, burning it after a volley of shots. Also noted is a London marriage and the execution of John Lynch for murder and robbery, with penitence in his final confession.
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Islington
Whitehurst
Sally Field
Emington
Hackney
Allen
Matford
Fon
Kilkenny
John, Grant
Kilmouge
Ress
Ireland
Apeiliz
John Lynch
Thomas Fox
Mrs Cornelrys Plans Grand Annual Night At Soho
Mrs CORNELYS denies circulating reports she will decline public entertainment. She will host a larger, more elegant plan next year with subscribers, aiming at Carlisle House or another venue. For Tuesday next the rooms open at nine, grand gallery at eleven, with refreshments. carriage guests to be dropped off toward Greek Street.
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Carlisle House
Grand Gallery
Greek Street
High Water Timings and Bond Prices Listed
A London river high water schedule for tomorrow and the following days is given with precise times. The list enumerates percent values and various bonds including India Annuities, Navy Bills, and Bank Long Annuities with corresponding figures. The entry reads as a mixed market note tying tidal events to securities quotes from 1758 and 793 percent references.
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Banke Ann
India
Navy
Bank Long Ann
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Dr. Gregory
Edinburgh
W. Strahan
Cadell
Strand
Balfour
W. Crgeck
Phys
Swondon
House of Commons
Amicus
London-Bridge
Earl of Warwick
Covent-Gaanen
Fittes
Price
R. Price
D.D. F.R.S
T. Cadell
Demosthenes
J. Balfour
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