Local views on new circuit courts in the province
From Batten in New England comes word that many gentlemen were chosen for the committee of corre seat themselves among which are Lot wi Nix Hariodik and Philips, members of pedpibrality, and several selectmen though it seems they were not against the measure. Chatter Eoin notes Dec 7 that inhabitants in country districts are pleased with the circuit courts established province wide and expect them to bring many benefits. Their Honours the Fadiges and accompanying gentlemen were well received.
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Prizes Awarded for Agricultural Improvements in Yorkshire
At a Doncaster society meeting premiums were awarded for best top joint of last year, best black gly, best black colt, cleanest clay fallow, cleanest fallow, coop of beans drilled, and horse feed. Notables include William Crowle, Benjamin Sayles, Charles Walker, Jonathan Stanyforth, Thomaset, Christopher Morley, John Berks, and Iward Bramhall. Also award for 2900 bushels of potatoes by Anthony Wharton.
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Charles Walker
Adbelton
Nottinghamshire
Jonathan Stanyforth
Firbeck
Ely
Thomaset
Wiferon
Nottingemshire
Christopher Morley
Winthorpe
John Berks
Wombwell
Yorkshire
Iward Bramhall
Anthony Wharton
Leeds
William Denison
Ship News Summary from 18th Century Log Fragment
Fragmentary report notes ships Orhe and Parker Regan from South Carolina sailing for the river under strong southwest wind. Gravestwle Jax and others guided by Commodore Cummings and Teague from Whecant. details fragmentary and unclear.
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Parker
Regan
South-Carolina
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Mee Cummings
Southampton
Teague
Bitter debate in Lower Assembly over unfair whip clause
In a stalled session Mr. Wh argued the game whip clause is a disgrace to statutes and unconstitutional. He urged a better method and noted the offender could be punished before guilt, criticizing the law's revision and urging attention to constitutional fairness.
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John Doughlas
Earl of Morton
R. Wh
Disturbances Abroad and Local Crime Reported
A long dispatch recounts parliamentary critique of appeals to quarter sessions and constitutional concerns. It then lists recent incidents including executions and robberies in London, shipwrecks, a murder in Paris, and numerous police court brief items with deaths and marriages, framed as quick notices from various dates.
Woollen Drapery Sale of John Newton Stock in Minories
Notice announces the sale of the entire stock in trade of woollen draper John Newton at No 11 Minories. Large assortment of superfine cloths offered at 3 3s 4d per yard with a wide range of woollen drapery at similar prices. Lease of the house available for immediate capital trade on favorable terms.
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John Newton
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