Ships and arrivals at Portsmouth and Southampton
April 2 issue reports wind conditions and sailing of S.S. Ariadne to the Northward, with remaining ships as before. Arrivals include Four Liters and Anchor at Portsmouth from Chridiena, Content from Berevt, Le Leivre, and Montague from Guern sey, Joe Fevre from Jersey, and Corbet from St Croix.
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Southampton
Content
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Queen
le Leivre
Montague
Joe Fevre
Guernsey
Corbet
St Croix
Jersey
London Court Moves Against Morning Post Publisher over Libel
The Court of King's Bench moved for information against the Morning Post publisher over a February libel against the Duke of Richmond. News items report resignations, Irish rights debates, naval prize captures, and society notices including the Antiquaries election and Christ's Hospital governance.
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King’s Bench
Morning Post
Duke of Richmond
William de Grey
Walpole
Lisbon
Gibraltar
John Irwin
Ireland
Grattan
Susannah
Elizabeth
Watson
Liverpool
Cok
West Indies
St. Maloes
Jersey
St. Eugenia
Sir George Rodney
Cadiz
Walworth
Shields
Baltic
France
Cherburgh
King George
Mathews
Bristol
St.Kite’s
Granville
Guernsey
St. George’s Day
Society of Antiquaries of London
Lords hearing on Scotch appeal involving Margery Graham
Monday session in the Lords heard counsel on a Scotch appeal where Margery Graham, wife of Patrick Graham, was the appellant and Ann Mary and John Gardners and others were respondents. The Lords affirmed the three. Ordered the Lords to be summoned for Monday on the intended motion of the Duke of Richmond regarding the states and condition of Plymouth.
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Margery
Patrick Graham
Ann
Mary
John Gardners
Duke of Richmond
Plymouth
Opening Trade Bill Amendments Read in House
In April 24 proceedings Governor Pownal notes Lords altered trade bill to New York harbor and prints with amendments after hearings. Speaker thanks the House, health concerns, and commitment to continue. Dunning recalls petitions and fears ministry plans to reject redress, urging session to run until petitions are resolved.
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Pownal
Great Britain
New York
George Younge
Dunning
Witthin
Parliament Sees Motion to Prolong Session Amid Grievances
Debates unfold as Speaker claims ill health and presses to keep Parliament open until redress is promised. Pitt, Fox, Townshend and others spar over prorogation, crown influence, and the Contractors bill amid calls to address petitions and public grievances.
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T. Pitt
League of Cambray
Lord Hillborough
Lord Hillsborough
Lord Nugent
Townseend
Adam
Charles the 1St
Fox
America
England
Forcaim
Hillsborough
Lert
Lord North
League
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Edward Bridgen
William Chambers
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Richard Gough
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Thomas Morell
William Norris
Daniel Wray
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Radnor
Frederick Lord Boston
Thomas Altle
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Anthony Hamilton
Thomas Brand Hollis
Richard Webb
Bart
Edward King
Henry Stebbing
Ralph Wille
Mr. Norris
Morell
Christ’s Hospital
Richard Puller
Lewis Teiffier
William Cooke
Enford
Wilts
William Cook
Henry Binfield
Josiah. Diftunnell
Salisbury
Common Council
Francis Kelly Maxwell
Royal Hospitals
Lincoln’s Inn Hall
Earl of Derby
Charles Fox
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Epping Forest
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Artilery
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Thatcham Fair
Mr. Judd
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Hampstead
Jockey Club
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PutSo
Shefte
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Guldford
Bertie
Buriton
Wickham
O’kelly
Farmer
J. Lade
D. Grafton
Smallman
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Cross
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Phillidor
C. M. Goodson
Mr. Stapleton
Vernon
Mr. Cartéret
C. Bunbury
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