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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 11, 1780

Page

2

Oyster bill blocked in Lords as Richmond objects to single witness rule

In the House of Lords on Tuesday April 11 the decree in the Habane case was affirmed. The oyster fiery bill faced a first reading but was rejected after Duke of Richmond argued it allowed conviction by a single witness before a Justice of the Peace, depriving a jury trial. The session passed the bill to speed the Royal Navy, approved a corn export bounty, and committed other road and duties measures.

George Habane Joan Elphintton Court of Lefion Duke of Richmond Royal Navy Louth Melton Mowbray Road

Protestants of Rochester urge repeal of Catholic acts

In the House of Commons discussion, R Gregory moves to bring a Rochester Protestant petition for repeal of last session’s acts favoring Roman Catholics. Lord George Gordon expands fears of Catholic danger. A petition with 1962 signers is laid on the table. Sturt seeks to widen parliamentary qualification. Burke condemns pillory murders and calls for protection of condemned men, threatening a bill to abolish the pillory.

R. Gregory E Q Rochester George Gordon Ireland Turner Perons Sturt Thomas Teaunsoend Burke

Parliament Moves on Debtors Relief and Pillory Debate

The Attorney General pledged a strict inquiry and prosecution for murders linked to pillory spectacles, while Sir Charles Bunbury opposed the pillory and urged study of its causes. Beauchamp moved to take debtors relief bill into committee, and the army funds and Scottish road repairs were approved. Hartley introduced a bill barring placemen from sitting in the House.

Charles Bunbury Lord Beauchamp Barre Scotland David Hartley

Auction of Phillips Glover estate at White Hart Inn

Auction to be held Monday in May between 4 and 7 pm at the White Hart Inn Lincolns Hill Lincolnshire for the house and gardens of Phillips Glover Esq with stables coach-house granary two acres garden and glass greenhouse. Details from John Greetham Bracebridge or Preston Lincoln upholsterer or Phillips Glover London. Private contract before May 8 with furniture optional.

White Hart Phillips Glover Lins In John Greetham Bracebridge Lincoln Preston Wigmore Street Cavendish Square London Gloucestershire Exchange William Webley Chancery Tidenham Anwerd Lewcroft Barnard Lewcroft’s Slide Road Barnard’s Cumberland Wood Bakui Beech Woods Buckland’s Grove Buckland’s Wood Millfield Wood Barard’s Ones Churcherd William Lewis Severn Wye Chepstow Monmouthshire Bristol Frampton Coverell Gloucester Sedbury Pirith Frankton Cotterell J. Llewellin Hannah Turner Frampton Cotterell Hengersley Haney Gernon Rodman Hill Jenkins New Inn Thomas Jones Cristol Stock Ohn Cullimore Moreon Thornbury Isaac Taylor Ross Herefordate Walter Hill Chancery-lane Lordon Tove le Chailey Sussex Brighthelmtroce Turbridge Wells Lewes Tomas Davies Glynde Join Jeewer Janes Brook

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