House of Commons Wednesday Dec 6 States motions on naturalization and taxes
The Commons debated Pietchells Naturalization Bill, indorsed indemnity and corn bills, and read the Neutral Ships Bill for a third time. Notices included limiting perquisites of public office and militia reform in Scotland. A tax paper on affered taxes was ordered, with debate on evasion and district spreads. Scotch distillery duties and Bank loans were discussed, plus a supply committee and Board of Agriculture accounts sought.
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Pietchells
House In Committee
R. Dundes
Scotland
Piet
Cathedral of
St. Paul’s
House of Cummons
Thomas Schuckborough
Ryder
John Shuckborough
Ryder Fill
Hafiy
Ros
Hobart
Committee of Supply
Highlands
Pitt
Tiermty
Manning
Intelligence reports and naval dispatches from the Channel Fleet
Postscript notes say a vessel encountered a French frigate carrying French Legislature and Directory members. Bar thelemy died en route. Another mail vessel seized, dispatches thrown overboard. Channel Fleet quarrel stems from Keith and Thompson over command. Abercrombie appointed Chief in Ireland arrived in Dublin. Elligood from Bombay announced at India House. left Bombay June 26 and bound ships followed on November 5. Extra ship Elligood and Bombay cargoes bound for Hutepey noted.
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Directory
Barthelemy
Channel
Lord Bridport
Lord Keith
Charles Thompson
PTR
Ae Alg
Ralph Abercrombie
Ireland
Dublin
Damaged ships sail plan and arrivals at Cape Bay
Dispatch notes damaged steamer to Bombay then to China Nottingham and Attion expected to sail from Bombay around July 1st. Ships outward bound Raymond Hawke Prince William Henry Woodcotty Lord Walsingham East Spencer Arnistes at Table Bay. Raymond possibly unable to be repaired and would affect others sailing. The Ganges arrived at St Helena and the Mary at Bengal.
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Geil Capepad O
Bombay
China
Nottingham
Attion
Srath
Nee
Raymond
Hawke
Prince William Henry
Woodcotty
Petition from Down Freeholders for Irish Parliamentary Reform
A historic petition presented to the king by Charles James Fox and four thousand eight hundred freeholders of County Down. They plead for parliamentary reform, denounce wartime misrule, demand dismissal of ministers, and urge immediate reform to secure Crown and people, embracing all religious persuasions.
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Charles James Fox
Frene Holpders
Down
Ireland
Lord Chatham
County of Dawn
Whig-Club Meeting Led by Mrs Fox in Town
The Whig-Club met on Tuesday with Mrs Fox presiding in Mr Grey's absence. Members debated public duty by delivering sentiments at clubs rather than attending in person, amid strong remarks about leaders and misdeeds.
Royal Navy Dispatch From Spithead Amid Stormy Winds
A wartime port note reports His Majesty's ship Reyer Sovereign with 140 guineas on board and outward Lisboa convoy at St Helier. A war boat collision near Spithead leaves one missing and two drowned. Changes include Collis to Calypso in Worstyf EG's room, Leaf promoted to Master and Commander on Dedmedery, and Cullis replaced. Caer sails tomorrow to repair damages from the Dutch fleet incident.
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Reyer Sovereign
Guins
Bedford
Plymouth
Frederick
Lisboa
St Hielén’s
Spithead
Enomas Collis
Richard Worfttyf
Leaf
Atade
Cullis
Home
Old Bailey Intelligence of Forgery and Cattle Theft Trials
Yesterday Robert Franklin was indicted for forging and uttering a Bank of England bill for the sum of four pounds. Mary Dixon, his witness, testified to the attempt at Charles Street near the hospital, and the bill was proven as forged. Several others, including Wihikin Flint and Edward Reynolds, faced trials for cattle felonies and related thefts, with Flint identified as ringleader. Four were convicted of felony. others acquitted or fined small sums.
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Robert Franklin
Bank of Eng Land
Mary Dixon
Charles Siteet
Midafesex-hospital
Mullins
Lavender
Baw Street
Hydra
Shéeraess
Wihikin Flint
Edward “Reynolds
Stephen Reynolds
Waghéra
Eigstedt
Midalélex
Biléx
Stephen Regislils
Fitewa
Edward
Reynolds
Chelmsfordmarket
Flint
Wiz
Benjamin- Packford
Davitt Young
Thomas Wardsopper
Alice Doyle
Henry
Pedder
Richard Morris
Mary
Valence
John Jackson
Irish Lottery Ninth Day Prize Totals
Fragmented OCR lists prize numbers and day counts for the Irish Lottery across ninth tenth and twelfth day entries. It references Nos 2224 688 2235 14776 2235 100 with various prize amounts in unclear formatting. The text is garbled and lacks coherent narrative or dates beyond general day references.
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HOUSE
O Commons
Nichols
Tieracy Ated
Pier
SAUX
Tierney
Board OF Agriculture
Baker
John Sinclair
Postscript
London
Elligood
India House
Sus
Fort’ William
Berrington
Calley
Bridgewater
Thetis
Prince Frederick
Fame
Ocean
Princess of
Wiles
Canion
Edewad
George
Alexander
Leviathan
Geenile
Cape
State OF Ireland
Az. Johnston
Ep. Portineer
Portsmouth
OLD Bailey Intelligence
Rodol
Tobe Ibis
Sean
tongAne
Hale
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