Lords debate on tickets and peeress status at trial
The discourse covers ticket limits for peers at a trial, the description of the prisoner as a peeress or duchess, and seating rules for court on forms. It notes amendments about Dowager peers, the inclusion of wives, and the time the court should rise. Several bills are read and committed as discussions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denbigh
Duke of Ancaster
Earl
Lord Marchmont
Lord Byron
Lord Cathcart
Chandois
Kingston
Bristol
Duchess of
Elizabeth
Duchess
Commorerg i
Lord Dudley
Earl of
Doncaster
Warmington
Atterby
Leigh
House of Commons Proceedings and Bills Read
The House of Commons read a second time and committed a bill on mutiny and desertion in the American colonies. It passed the bill for perpetual free importation of tribal provisions and extended game to live cattle. The Sandwich Drainage bill was read a second time, and petitions were laid before the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Doncaster
Leigh
Atterby
Mongay
Horshham
Court of Session
Scotland
Adlexander Gray
Signet
John M‘dowall
Glasgow
Annaud
Calhoun
London
William Walker
Court of Sesfian
Earl of Galloway
Norfolk
House of Commons
Tuurspary
Peckham
Cambervei
Sandwich
Debates on Foreign Troops and Local Elections Reported
Lord Barrington laid before the House estimates for Brunswick and Hessian troops and withdrew others as erroneous. An election for Berks county proceeded at Abingdon, Hartley elected in place of the deceased Griffith and seated. Weymouth Melcombe Regis and Manchester street projects approved. Dutchess of Kingston trial anticipated to last six days. confirmation that no party was authorized to share Congress papers. Ship Preston reports no news from Plymouth with Graves returning to London and crew in good health.
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Somersethouse
Sir John Danvers
Hanover Square
Swallow-street
Henry Cowper
Middle Temple
Cha
Tirrel Morgan
Bethnal
Great Britain
Ireland
Europe
Darry
Exilir
Anthony and
Mary Daffy
Anthony Daffy
London
Mary Swinton
Salisbury-court
Fleet-street
Anthony Duffy
Lord Barrington
House of Commons
Abingdon
Berks
Christopher Griffith
Winchcombe Henry Hartley
Worcester
Watkin Lewes
Harding
Weymouth
Melcomb Regis
Dorset
Manchester
Exchange
St. Ann’square
Westminster-hall
Kingston
Congress
Lord North
Philander Letter From Corrt Castle Feeds Favours
A fragment references Philander and a Letter from Corrt Castle with numerous favours, suggesting follow up or acceptance of benefits. The readable text implies a social or political note where such favors may appear soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrt-Castle
Gateways and Hazards in Holborn Fire Zone
A reader denounces rumors of Middle-row, Helborn inhabitants being forced to quit for a public convenience. They say no notice has been issued and urge the Common Council to remove a hazardous Holborn gateway into Castle Yard where carriage obstructions and cattle-driving accidents scare passersby, calling such changes overdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle-row
Helborn
Castleyard
Holborn
High Water Times for London Bridge Schedule
Tide readings list high water at London Bridge with times for morning and evening. The sequence shows 12m and 33m after sunrise, and 1m after 7 in the morning with 2m after 8 in the evening. Ambiguities appear in entries for Tuesday and the night session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
Prices and Notes On Stock Rates From Historical Ledger
Fragmentary OCR shows stock price references including Bank Ann and India stocks with percent rates such as 3 percent and 4 percent. Mentions old annuities, continental banks, and bonds with terse monetary figures from a 18th century ledger. Readable items include India stocks and bank annuities alongside dated entries and miscellaneous notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
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Shaftesbury
Committee of Supply
Committee of Ways and Means
Hindon
Thomas Spencer
George
Herbert
St. John
Hopkins
Wilkes
Coamauaain
Bosworth Selwin
Plymouth
Preston
Admiral Graves
Bolton
Are &W
Conta
Anam
Navy
Dite
Bank Long
Perspecthiyv &E
Tate
Hogarth
R. Brook Taylor
Brooks Taylor
Prince of Wales
Joshua Kirby
Royal and Antiquarian Societies
T. Payne
T. Longman, Jr. Wilkie
T. Davies J. Sewell
J. Taylor
England
Wales
Engeland
Fleet-streee
Daniel Paterson
His Majesty
T. Carnan
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Great-Britain
Mary
BR. Wetton
Beaume DE Sante
C. R
J. Bew
Paternofter-row
Piccadilly
W. Davenhill
Cornhill
Oxford
Cambridge
Bath
York
N.B
N.B. Francis Newbery
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Collins
Salisbury
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