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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 12, 1774

Page

4

Clause on naturalization bills to limit immunity abuses

Text discusses preventing incongruities in naturalization bills. It notes that subjects born under British allegiance who obtain naturalization to exploit immunities abroad may not reside in Britain for long periods. A proviso is proposed requiring a clause barring such individuals from claiming foreign immunities unless they have resided in Britain for seven years and not been absent more than two months at a time.

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Seizure of Doge Buonale Amid War Rumors

Postscript reports Doge Rudolfo Buonale of White seized by apoplexy at two in the afternoon on Arar 26, dying later that day. The notice notes shock among ranks and mentions reactions to French actions as a broader backdrop. The fragmentary text references various names and events, with unclear coherence.

Rudolfo Buonale Soya Seghebr

Death and political debate in late 18th century era

Reports from Parliament and foreign dispatches recount debates on treasury costs and colonial troops, plus word of royal illness and possible French king death. Naval orders, ship launches, and incidents in Europe and Britain accompany notes on public distress and local accidents.

Fragmentary division on bill commits measure for Monday

A fragmented transcript shows a heated vote with 24 for adjournment and 39 against. The speaker and several named figures presided as "Route again" was divided. The bill was committed for Monday after a brief argument and a teller count of four to nothing.

Singery Stouitde Jusmuttoné Orlow Spiaker Hanilt

Crimes, fires, and academia in Cambridge May 10

A man extinguished a badly burned woman who died within hours after. A higler killed one footpad near Epping Forest. the remaining attacker fled. A burglary in Ruffelcourt Covent-garden stole laces. Cambridge notes: Wallop becomes Master of Magdalen College. Rev. Mr. Hawkins is presented to Flitwick vicarage.

Epping-forest Ruffelcourt Covent-garden Cambridge Wallop Earl of Portsmouth Magdalen College Sandby Countess of Portsmouth John Griffin Griffin Bath Audleyend Hawkins Peterhouse Earl of Upper Offory Flitwick County of Bedford

London Bridge High Water and Theatrical Listings

High water timings at London Bridge are given for tomorrow and the coming days with morning and afternoon phases. Theatrical entertainments include Droey Lang at Covent Garden with Love in a Village and Cross Purposes, and Zara with The Note of Hand plus The Maid of the Mill. Also financial notices list India annuities and bank Bills and Consols with various percentages.

London Bridge Droey-Lang Zara Maid of the Mill Covent-Gaaben

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