Riots and murder reported in Paris and Corke
From Paris, March 7 reports agrée able news of rioting due to high prices and quieting measures in Upper Auvergney with Viscount de Belind ordered to lead troops. In Corke, March 4 a pursuit near Clonakilty ends with an old woman dead and Rev Emmanuel Moore fatally shot during efforts to recover abducted woman. Darby M Carthy detained in county gaol.
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Paris
Marcy
Tours
Lower Auvergney
Pocasion
Hull water bailiff duties dispute reaches verdict
York March 15 report of a legal case in Hull where the mayor and burgesses sued John and Simon Horner over water bailiff dues on hemp iron and lax for import duties at the port. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiffs after hearing parol receipts for 40 years.
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York
Henry Gould
Kinpstan
Hull
John
Simon Horner
Wallace
Serjeant Walker
Beatniffe
Davenport
Mr. Dunning
Lee
Tucker
Norton
Wilson
Dunning
Baltimore
Maryland
England
Scotland
York Agriculture Society
John Hawkins
Lowhith
Richmond
Joseph York
Sir William Anderson
Tewickenham
Kingston
Roles
Rood
Teddington
Twickenham
Lewis
Battersea Fields
Baron Adams
Dutemper
P-NEWS Winds Fail Charming Melly and Arrivals at Ports
A rough report lists wind from the east causing the Charming Melly to fail near Catlin and notes ships in the Downs. Arrivals at Corke include Molly Caury from Lisbon, Lady Jane HM from St. Evatas and Badger from New York. Cadiz, Neptune Knowler from London and Corke, Newry Needhwasn Chivers and Peggy Boyd from New York also mentioned.
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Pizar
Mayen
Melly
Holloway
Catlin
Downs
Corke
Molly
Caury
Lisbon
Lady Jane
St. Evatatias
Badger
New- York
Cadiz
Neptune
Knowler
London
Newry
Needhwasn
Chivers
Peggy
Boyd
New York
Parliament Debates Read Third Time Amid Deep Division
The house divided on the bill with 54 for and 56 against the third reading, adjourned for four months, and saw few other business. Sir Watkin Williams and others attended, petitions argued, and printers and booksellers’ copyright questions examined. A Jamaica free port motion and several inclosure bills were touched on, with report doors staying shut and the day closing after three quarters past five.
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London
House OF Commons
Amiy
E. Beekepoke
G—rt
Ane
Watkin Blwes
Lord Canpiownens
Johnston
Wokfeller
B—ke
Humphrey Clinker
Edinburgh
D——fter
Society of
Booksellers
Lord F
Wilkie
Barlow
Court of King’s Bench
House of Lords
Composers of Music
Augustine Greenland
Bice
George O——w
R. WwWrth
Francis
Thames
Staines
Londonbridge
Windsor
Rich
Jamaica
England
Jamaica Free Ports
Hudtlescote
Hensall
Danton
Waddesdon
Boston
Lord North
America
St. James’s
I.of India Stock
Leadenhall-street
Warren Hastings
Elgins
John Clavering
W. Hastings
Iran
Gen. Clavering
Agarese
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Marshalsea
Aminfolvent
Gallini
Haleyrae
Cavendsborgane
Wayman
Hounslow Hash
Talay
Spiktet
Elys
Spital-fields
Triguet
Southampton
Bloomspury
St Bennet’s Church
Paul’s Wharf
Thomas Coare
Thames-street
Anun Battsworth
Battsworth
Carke
Ireland
Pontoise
Patis
Mary Magdalene du Rier
Louis XIV
Montferrat
West Indies
John Husband Osborn
Assembly
King’s Bench
Common Pleas
Bury-street
Allen
Arnold Duncombe
Stocks
Hertfordshire
Steadman
Uxbridge
Old Bailey
Hurley
Maidenhead
Berkshires
Will's Coffee House
Lincoln'’s Inn
Count of Hertford
St. Peter's
St. Athan's
Annse
Wathhouse
Maidlane
Rochester
John Roffe
Atrorney
Maidstone
Alton
Hampshire
Wingchester
Southampton Road
Jeanes
Arunde
Sussex
N.B
Arandel
Gtuamon
She Fga
Chichester
Brighthelimstone
Carleton
Arundel
Brown
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