Account of the Proceedings in the Lower Amebly
The assembly continued debates on the Deg Act and a bill to dissolve a Newshoreham voting society amid bribery allegations. Key figures discussed recommitting, incapacitating voters, and submitting evidence. Lord Barrington, Sir George Saville, Mr Burke, and others argued over petition admissibility, accountability, and military letters of support, with motions on duration of Parliament and related constitutional questions.
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Vdn
Amebly
Newshoreham
Seymour
Coutrsel
G. Elliot
Bih
Bramber
New Shoreham
Serjeant
Het Por
Peotla
Beuty
Nfo
le George
Glynn
Dowderswell
George Saville
Lord Barrington
St. George’s Fields
Edmund Burke
Terjeant
Florror
Equity
Alles
Lora
Lord Barringon
Charles Pox
Lord Weymouth
Gualy
St. George's Fields
Joseph Mawbey
Charles Fox
Styfe
Chevaux de Frize
Justices of the Peace
Chevann de Frize
Sawbridge
Passa- Ménis
Henry VII
Charles I
George the First
Messrs
Alderman
Townshend
Dempster
C. Turner
Barre
Cornewall
Home of Commons
Itr
Norfolk politician's public confession in King's Bench
On a Friday at the Court of King's Bench Thomas De Grey, Norfolk member and brother to the Chief Justice, re-argued a challenge against William Tooke. He pleaded guilty, pleaded humility, and faced a £100 fine with commitment until paid. He spoke of honour, law, and restraint, lamenting his absence from the prosecutor during the proceedings.
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Thomas de Grey
Norfolk
Court of King’s Bench
Wm. Tooke
A Oreton
Mansfield
Serjeant Glynn
Dunning
William Toke
Ely
Westminster Hall
Serjeant
Glyna
Mr. Tooke
Humble Plea and Court Debate Over Mr De Grey Sentence
A historical court transcript shows Mr De Grey defending himself amid charges of malice toward Mr Tooke. The judge notes his guilty plea and contemplates a fine, while discussing personal honor, public perception, and the court’s discretion in sentencing. The scene features Lord Mansfield and references to Feremnatai and bons, ending with an undertaking to pay the fine if reconsideration is refused.
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Ali
Lord Manfeld
de Grey
Mr. de Grey
Mr. Tooke
King's P parent CAKES for shining liquid blacking
By the King's Parent CAKES for making SHINING LIQUID BLACKING for Shoes Boots and c It makes by water only a superior gloss that remains soft and pliable and prevents cracking The product is odor free and easy to apply Sold wholesale and retail by W Bayley A Rothwell J Grosvenor and others at multiple London outlets Each cake yields a pint of liquid blacking
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W. Bayley
Cockpur-street
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
Civet-Cats
New Bond-street
J. Grosvenor
Angel and Coowng Holborn
London
Ludgatehill
J. Price
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