Debate on Undue Elections and Hindon Bribery Revelations
The House discussed petitions on undue elections in Hindon and Taunton, with resolutions condemning bribery by agents and calls to disfranchise Hindon. Debates ran late as the committee moved to bring in a bill, while the London petition about Whitehaven trade decay was referred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchesters
Wim. Ewer
John Damer
Whitehaven
Great Britain
London Merchants
Felo
Higdon
Dundass
Bog
Wilts
Thomas Brand Hollis
James Calthorpe
Beard
Hisdon
Ridgel Beckford
Hindon
Nariné
Petition Against Bill Restricting Trade With Colonies
The City of London petitions Parliament against a bill to restrain trade with Massachusetts Bay New Hampshire Connecticut Rhode Island and Providence Plantation and to prohibit provincial commerce on Newfoundland banks. Petitioners argue the measure is unjust and would punish many for minor alleged offences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB House
Balf
Taunton
F. Modstage
T. Howat
A. Smith
Joseph Pennyman
Marham
Hotham
Keck
Bridgeman
DeGrifith
Mackworth
William Bagot
W. Williams Wynn
Annesley
Wilkinson
North American
Newfoundland
Great Britain
America
Britain
Ireland
Massachusets Bay
Commons of
Als
Dermen
Lon
Altho
Hononrattc
Manachusers Bay
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Providence Plantation
West- Indies
Press Libel, Mutiny Bill, and Royal Prerogative Debate
In London, the Upper Assembly debated a sedition pamphlet entitled The Present Crisis with respect to America. It was ordered burned in two locations, with Lords cite dangers to the Revolution and the rights of the people. A separate report notes a ship mutiny incident near Deal and a Commons King case on riot and conspiracy at Covent Garden Playhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudor
Sansom
C. Ord Exingham
America
T. Becker
Sweden
Qld Palace-yard
Royal Exchange
London
House of Commons
Commons
Effingham
England
Deal
Fanny
Allen
Africa
Justice Aiton
King’s Bench
Westminster
Macklin
Coventgarden Playhouse
Clarke
Aldus
Lee
James
Miles
Riot guilty verdict and clerical appointments in 19th century notices
The record lists convictions for riot and conspiracy with names Clarke and others. includes clerical appointments such as Rev. William Stead to Ryegate and Limpsfield, and Rev. Robert Robson to Marston. Also notes bankruptcies, merchant notes, and certificates for March 14 and related dates in Guildhall London and various locales.
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Clarke
Lee
James
Miles
Marston
Sussex
John Ray
Sudbury
Mills Shepherd
Scotland
Alexander Fraer
Strichen
College of Justice
White-street
William Fenner
James Marks
St. Martin
Adrew Keay
Broad-street
Royal Exchange
Taylor
John Pond the Younger
Bridges-treet
St. Paul
Coventgarden
Duke’s Court
Bow-street
St. Martin In the Fields
Guildhall
London
Thomas Lodge the Younger
Dogmersfield
Hanes
Brewer
Bush-Ion
Farnham
Surry
John_ Graham the elder
John Graham
Joseph Grahan
Ygufiger
Hugh
Lannercoft
Cumberland
Bush Inn
Carlisle
Francis Browne
Leominster
William Sulverwood
Otuingha Grocer
Cil
Tobias Vickers
Fore-Street
Richard Pollard
Rye
Red-Lion Inn
Richard Jefferson
Leeds
Yorkshire
Mary Cooke
William Buckle
Glamford Briggs
Lincolnshire
Woolstapler
the George
Barter-upon Humber
Robert Morton
William Brooke
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Eagland Ie
SS Ee
Tulgi
London-Bridge
His Majesty
Scorpion
Polly
Charlotte
Gibbons
Coar
Barbadoes
Dominica
Payny
Jamaica
Cooper
Sally
Wheatly
St. Vincent's
Nancy
Sands
Maryland
Aurora
Reed
Philadelphia
S. W
Newcastle
Hall
Wm Jaques
George and Blue Boar
Holburn
Jemima Connybeare
Wehoever
John Allnatt
Wallingford
Berks
Marklane
Pluto
North
Chancery-lane
Fleet-street
N.B. Lt
Itronmongery
L.E .T
A. B
New- England
Threadneadle Fire
Mr. Thompson
Osmanthorp
Thomas Vincent
N. B
Meriqonethshire
Henry Oliver
Dolgelley
Leutenants
Heling
John Garnons
High Court of Chancery
Thomas Harris
Eta
Lincoln's Inn
Thorn Falcon
Somerset
Townhouse
Slinfold
Horshamy
Matthew Hall
Allan
Whiteherd’s
Parke
Slinford
Henry Robinson
Mathew Hall
Townhouse Farm
Garforth
John-street
Cavendish-square
Preston
Thomas Wasing
Preton
Isabel Waring
Wang
Isabel Warieg
Apa
Geome Inn
Wooburn
Hooper
Hitchin
Herts
Coneycourt
Gray’s Inn
White-Hart Inn
Ampthill
Bedford
Thomas Shaw
George Inn
Woburn
Ivinghoe
County of Bucks
Crawley
Fothergill
Bedford-row
Holborn
Zaha
Kingston
Portsmouth
Young
Gimcrack
Crawas
Match’em
Mr. Dowsun
Clay Hall
Essex
Jford
Lord Tinly
Epping Forest
Phlegon
James Bland
Crab
Wich
Flylax
Ferdinando
Daniel
Fox
Mr. Shaito
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