Abolition Debate in Parliament on the African Slave Trade
The House considers the Africa slave trade with Lord Apsley and Mr Wyldson sworn in. Wilberforce leads discussion urging a clear committee path to examine evidence and press for decisive action. debate touches exemptions, indemnity bills, and potential further inquiries.
Royal Levée and ministers hold late council at St James's
A muddled Postscript records a levee at St James's with the King, the three elder princesses, and a later concert. Ministers Pitt and Grenville exchange dispatches, discussions address abolition of the slave trade and governance, while records of treasury meetings are noted at Mr Pist’s house.
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Bocsinch
Averduni
Mikae Potts
Rok
Publicans and Licences Debate on Tobacco Dealers
Letter provides views from Pitt and Macdonald on whether Publicans acting as tobacco dealers must obtain a licence. Analysis states a genuine dealer in tobacco may require a licence while mere devices to evade charges do not excuse noncompliance. case by case factors determine status. The document notes potential penalties and possible actions by the Attorney-General.
Debate On Committee of the Whole and Evidence Examination
Members argued for and against hearing evidence at the bar versus in a Committee of the whole House. Sir Francis opposed easy persuasion toward bar examinations while Wartin Leas urged solemn bar hearings for slave trade matters. The chair directed a committee to examine evidence the following morning and to meet Wednesday to consider enslaving circumstances.
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Francis
Major Scott
Wartin Leas
Newnham
Fragmentary text from old issue with garbled names
Incomplete OCR fragment lists unreadable personal names and places around a tobacco page. The legible items include scattered references to Reed, genuine goods, and a dealer likely named Aulsen. Context and specifics are too damaged to determine event or date.
Adjourned Meeting of the Tavern Keepers Informing License Inquiry
A 1789 letter from James Griffiels of Caetano Fleet Ca until Ca’eaton fleet records an adjourned meeting of tavern keepers inn holders coffee-house keepers and publicans. A thirteen member committee is to inform you by minute whether tobacco traders under dealer protection in Tooreeo will receive a licence. The body requests a response on when you will receive them or provide satisfaction.
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James Griffiss
Lobacco
Pobacco
Ca’eaton-fleet
Ander
Tooreeo
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