A Critique of Your Address on Colonial Rebellion
The speaker questions the right of addressing the public as a private letter if it sways opinion on government measures. They demand consistency in urging submission to crown authority and condemn the push for independence as dangerous and misinformed. They compare American affairs to Philip II’s oppression of the Low Countries, arguing the parallels are unfounded and urging restraint in defaming subjects.
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House O Commons
Subjeis
America
Hus
Philip the Second
Europe
Prince
Oange
Private Bills and Chancery Appeal in Ireland
The House of Lords heard petitions for private bills and granted leave to bring them in. An Irish Court of Chancery appeal involving Arthur Cope and John Rice concerned a loan, deed security, and an agent’s misapplication. The decree against Cope was affirmed with exemplary costs, and a motion proposed letters to nobles about Duchess of Kingston’s upcoming trial.
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HOUSE
Ann Ford
Coils
Cope
Rofe
Rose
Court of Chancery
Ireland
Elizabeth Duchess of
Kingston
Blood Royal
House Proceedings on Election Complaint for Peterborough
The House met to ballot a select committee on an undue Peterborough election. The listed members formed the jury panel. Debates followed on American army expenses and revenue acts. The mutiny act and indemnity bill were advanced with third readings expected.
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Sele
Peterborough
Wepsesday
House
George Rice
John Mayor
Era
Isaac Martin Rebow
Thomas Litter
George Howard
Adam Terguson
Charles Brett
Wiliam Adam
John Durand
Abel Smith
John Robiston
Jervoite
Henry Hophton
John Elwes
John Cavendish
Cha Fx
North America
Committee of Ways and Means
Date, The House Divided, For the Child Reading 152
The House divided 152 for and 25 against it. The House broke up at half past ten and adjourned for the day.
Seaford Committee Adjourns and Writ Cast for Eye Seat
The Seaford Committee met yesterday by adjournment hearing Counsel for the petitioners and respondents, ruling in favor of the fitting Members. A writ is issued to replace two Eye seat members as Hon. John S. John vacates the post. Reports also note Lord Chatham's death and a parliamentary pension contest in Ireland with a near party split on the continuation. Letters warn of warlike preparations in Spain and France, plus naval movements near Plymouth and New York, with citizen evacuations and storms affecting Harbors and ships.
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Seaford
Eye
Lara Nevenec
Lord Chatham
Dr . Esq
Treland
House of Commons
J. D
Burton
Admiralty Ofice
Tryon
New-York
Asia
Hook
Boston
Norfelt
Virginia
United Colonies
Great Britain
America
New-England
Congress
Samuel Adams
Botton
Wallace
Rose
United
France
Spain
Madrid
Martseilles
Vienna
Prosia
Stengthen
Brieg
Silesia
Wis Marey
Prussia
Iris
Warren
Woolwich
Newcastle
Johnston
Plymouth
Navy
Dungeness
Chester
Davis
Totty
Dublin
Scarborough
N. E
Cheter
Johan FieWing
Whitechapel
St. George’s Fields
Orly
Burn
Cutler
Short-streee
Southwark
Tarvile
Leicester
Yee
Edward Ree Yoe
Coventry
Galdan-ggace
John Hdl
Darry
Mary Swinton
Anthony Duffy
Salisbury Court
High Water at London Bridge and Market Rates
The item lists tidal timings for London Bridge with morning and afternoon references and includes varied financial figures for stocks, bonds, and bank notes.Locations such as South-Senata and India appear alongside discounted and quoted percentages, suggesting a market and weather or tide update as part of a broader daily report.
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London Bridge
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Lovermmene
Pascour Oringe
Philip
Ivow
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India
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Bank
Gikagz Indi
P. Navy, &c
Bank Long
Ryder
Algvanack
Court and
Gety
House of Lords
Scollard
England
Law
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J. Jliste
St. James'street
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Hawes and Co
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Carlon
Dilly
Robin
Williams
Crowder
Rotiitz
Nicoll
Stuat
Tubne Fan
Lowndes
Loneman
Fuller
E Jehefen
Hawkins
Hughs
A Aim
Scotland
J. Almon
Piccadilly
Robinson
Goldsmith
Bladen
Carlan
Newbery
Caius
Cadell
Richardson
Tate
Wukie
St. Paul's Churchyard
T. Sauncerson
Durcaver
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