House of Commons Proceedings on Trade and Contempt at Session
The Feb 17 Commons record notes motions on linen and woollen trade, a committee inquiry into trades, and debates over Mr Horne’s alleged contempt. Additional items include Irish bill heads, private notices, crime reports, ship news, and parish marriages and deaths.
Danish minister at fault in street irregularities
On a February 11 incident in The Hague two servants of Mr Juel, the Danish minister, drank heavily and misbehaved in the street, harassing a young married woman linked to Sir Joseph Yorke’s household. They fled but were pursued. complaints to the Court of Justice of Holland followed, with differing claims of insult and aggression.
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Thamessftreet
Lewis
Jack
Compter
Poultry Compter
Justice Fielding
Old Bailey
Yirs
Benjamin Godfrey
Thomas Leman
Lion-street
Whitechapel
Streights
John Bell
Sheerness
William Adair
25Th Regiment of Foot
Lord George Kenox
Thomas Gill
Cowes
John Read
St. George’s
Bloomsbury
James
Dean-street
Miss Boisier
Great Buffel-street
Walthamstow
Charles Gough
Minett
Messrs. Minett
Festor
Dover
Sal'bury-court
Fleet-sireet
Bishop
Southampton - Street
Broofbury
Daniel Harris
Hacvue
Arrivals and ships listed from various ports and routes
A late 18th or early 19th century notice lists ships sailing to Jamaica Cadiz Georgia Senegal Poole and arriving at ports including Africa Gosport New York London Philadelphia Oporto St Kitts Barbados Cork Falmouth Dublin and Liverpool. The compiled item names ships and destinations, with several vessels returning from London and from North American and European ports.
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Africa
President
Wilson
Betsey
Washington
Liverpool
Gosport
Clift
South Carolina
New York
Badger
Cette
Nathaniel
Hunter
London
Londonderry
Rose
Curry
Mary
George
Philadelphia
Oporto
Ceres
Barclay
Weston
Miller
St. Kitts
Weatherhill
Cox
Brisols
Live Oak
Lundbury
Barbadoes
Blackburn
Corke
Thomas
Falrmouth
Jones
Falmouth
Cummings
Nantz
John
White
Ann
Adams
Dublin
Peace and Plenty
M*kenaie
New-York
Norman
Renown
Bacon
Farmer
Dean
Darlington
Knareston
Roffeau
Hatch
Ditto
Neptune
Smith
Rom
Ifrica
Mentor
Collins
Whitehaven
Pebagot Pance
Walts
Feos Piygranth
Lords Session Rules on Literary Property Opinions
London Lords debated literary property with judges giving mixed views on the common law right of authors. Willes and Aston supported it, Perrott Adams and Gould largely opposed or narrowed scope, and the hearing postponed to Monday. Bills on naval regulation and corn export were read first time.
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House of Lords
Justice Willes
Richard Aston
Baron Perrott
Adams
Justice Gould
Baron Adams
Gould
Ning
Nares
Ashhury
Blackstone
Willes
Afton
Eyre
Perrott
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Volga
Tlizki
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Gorodok
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Newcastle
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Foreign Affairs
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Montague
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Georgia
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Tullock
Triton
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