City Court Hails Pitt Support and Constitutional Debate
The Court approved resolutions thanking William Pitt and MPs for backing the royal authority during His Majesty's absence. A heated debate followed on Parliament's legislative authority, with arguments for and against the Lords and Commons role, and a later vote sustaining the resolutions. The session adjourned after approving the premises purchase for Christ's Hospital and Blackwell Hall and a committee report.
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Comeratie
Areca
Cidiy
Dorwond
Tlowe of Commons
Giorming Saltt
William Pitt
Hlouse
Sheriff Curtis
Iamin Hammet
Wartktia Lewes
le Mesurier
Newman
Sawbridge
Skinner
Picket
Clark
Metirs
Parth
Goodkechere
Birch
Box
Whie
Bary
Sarmas
Uhorp
Dixon
Ciiefly
Myon
House of Commons
London
Dainford
Buiey
Aldemar Lewes
Altoman
Pict
Chrit’s Hospital
Blackwell Hal
Report of the Committee for the City’s Lands in London
The Committee for returns on this City’s Lands presents a written report to the Court on a method for better conducting the baling of the Corporation. It is read in the Common Council at the Guildhall. The Lord Mayor and Aldermen hear the submission, with names attached, dated December 1738.
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Common Council
London
Lay of London
Wis
Louis
Mer. A Teer and Bullets of the Corporation Report
Fragmentary notes mention a Teer from Mer and a character named Lrohy in a clash with the Bullets of the Corporation. The text hints at a confrontation or dispute involving a better method or coming improvement.
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Corporation
City Lands Committee Reform Proposals 1788
A long letter from a senior member urges the Common Council to streamline committees by February next. It proposes four main committees including City Lands and Thames navigation, with a General Purposes body replacing all others and annual stipends to keep members attending. A special meeting confirms continued control over coal and corn meters and outlines multi year term and remuneration plans.
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Gresham
London
Court of Common Council
Bridgehouse
Thames
Controul
Dever- Hee
Astin
Iname
Cis
Ballotin
Pury
Phames
Conanti
Fragmented OCR Mentions Health and Food Items
The text appears as garbled OCR covering health and dietary topics with scattered references to vegetables, beverages, and sustenance. It mentions restoring blood and features unclear phrases about locations and items. The fragment provides no clear event or named entities to capture a full summary.
Fragmented Sporting Notes Unclear From OCR
An incoherent OCR passage mentions sports figures and events in a garbled way. Names, places, and outcomes are unreadable, with many misspellings and stray phrases. The fragment provides no verifiable actions or results to summarize.
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Fragmented OCR text presents a cryptic aside about a creature or event with unclear references. The readable segments mention Mawes and a line about Pa Mery tree ay iat that 2Pops. The garbled material lacks coherent facts, names, or dates to form a solid summary.
Fragmented historical note on governance and authors
A garbled excerpt references governance structures and individuals, mentioning places, names, and terms. It alludes to a historical Roman or literary context with scattered proper nouns such as PICO and THOMAD SNAIPIS and various titles, but the text remains unclear and partially unreadable.
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the Fornell
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Joan Mot
Robert Lxam
R. Jhlomphreys
John Reade
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Robert Wyatt
John Packman
Peter Perchard
Wm. Gifford
Win Staines
Wm. Anderson
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AY Andstiu
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Trent
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Brass Crosby
Plomer
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J. Hopkine
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Brewer
Angeil
Witherby
Powell
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Lil Atron
Wees
Froon
Andar
Sythe
Aleyun Toman
Botel Shee Po
Cumberland
Feeland
Mhorsday Fetaneis
Goa
Milo
Vpeere
Lg Ibe Tadaaek
Peere
St. Say
Gabe
Civiameni
Tony
Newbee
Seacherd
Ilassir
Qaett
Pashares
Wwe
Matsor
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