London Sixth Edition of Anecdotes Boosts Public Interest
The work’s enduring esteem is shown by its growing circulation. London edition of 1791 is offered, with translations in Iceland and America and several European languages on the Continent. Anecdotes are cited in Parliament debates and printed speeches as examples.
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Oe Tao
Pane Ng
London
Iceland
America
England
Ireland
Gegtléman
Eall
Anecdotes of the Life of the Late Earl of Chatham
A long advertisement review discusses the sixth edition of Anecdotes of the Life of the late Earl of Chatham compiled by M Pitt. It highlights critical praise from Monthly Review and other periodicals, noting extensive public affairs content, interior cabinet concepts, and appended state papers.
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Winiée
M Pitt
English Review
O.f
Webers
Earl
Chatham
Times
New Book Receives Broad Approval Despite Age of History
A critic notes the work by Fihlan G is timely and reveals light on events spanning over half a century. The publication faces no strong objections and is praised for its consistent favorable reception across multiple eras and publications.
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Fihlan
UK Privileges Committee Postponed After Absence of Key Figures
In the House or Lords the Committee of Privileges and the Judgment in the Moncrieffe and Hounston case were postponed due to the Lord Chancellor's absence. The Royal assent was granted by Commission to five public and three private Bills. Commissioners were Lord Kenyon Lord Spencer and the Duke of Roxburgh. Adjourned till to-morrow.
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Committee of Privileges
Moncrieffe
Hounston
Lord Kenyon
Lord Spencer
Duke of Roxburgh
Debates On Bills And East India Judicature
The House passed several bills on first and third readings including Bak Forgery and Home Duty Bills, Froome Canal and Chiverell Inclosure Bills. Insolvent Bill details fixed debts under 1220 by Jan 1 1797. East India Judicature Bill discussed pensions for judges and trade regulation with Lords’ counsel. Notices of adjournment and a long list of surrender and dividend announcements followed.
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Froome Canal
du. Bois’s. Naturalization
Pinney
Chiverell Inclosure
East India
W. Smith
Long
Abbot
Geo
Mannino
Pitt
Furg&tin
Wigbey
Dunpas
India
Amjry
Bankrupts Ge Gegring Shorter Caast Money
Fragmentary OCR notes show bankruptcy related terms Ge Gegring Shorter caast money feriyegers to orrender July 8 18 and Aug EP Stabs Attorney Mr Rotten Aldersgate-fieet.
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Orrender
Rotten
Aldersgate-fieet
Americans Widen War Mood With France and West Indies News
From New York and Halifax packet news warns Americans push toward war with France while reporting the Sea Horse loss off Enton Point. Gibraltar letters bring Earl St Vincent’s dispatches. water and Barbary provisions bolster the garrison. Lisbon emigrants clash with fishermen. Dragoons in Libon tense. Lisbon fever tightens grip. Ships sail to Madras as South Gloucester regiment marches toward Weymouth barracks.
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Prescott
Madras
Ireland News Brief from Dublin on Treason Suspects
Ireland report from Dublin notes that yesterday morning a person named Jai from England arrived with convoy aboard a royal frigate and transports carrying the Royal Sofa and Somerset fencible regiments. The kingdom’s military is to be augmented by five regiments marching to port for embarkation. Four persons accused of treasonable practices were brought to town from Balbriggan, including Hamilton, and lodged in Kilmainham Gaol.
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England
Royal Sofa
Somerset
Towsis
Brighand
Balbriggan
Hamilton
Kilmainham
Belfast riot tale ends with clergyman surrender
In June 1836 Belfast an attending dissenter Reverend Stavely from Knock was confronted by Colonel Barber and a military party outside a meeting. Stavely stepped out and surrendered after being identified. Later, Robert Morrison Bernard Mylian and Nest M Vee from Kilrath Catvilla were brought in and jailed. charges not yet known.
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Barber
Stavétyetr
Robert. Morrison
Bérnard Mylian
Kilrath
Nestm' Vee
Catvilla
Gog
Drogheda Detectives Uncover Suspects Behind Armagh Murder
Information given to Captain Jones leads to 24 soldiers raiding a farmer’s barn near Drogheda. Two men from the Asmagh neighbourhood claim travel to England amid local unrest. they are jailed after lodging in the barracks. A third man, Bradshaw, is alleged murdered at Keady. authorities push for trial at the adjoining gaol.
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Avis
Jones
Drogheda Infantry
Asmagh
England
Armagh
Armagh, Militia, Who Had Been On Furlow
Bradthave
Keady
Retter
Macan
Ardiagh
Bradshaw
Farmagt
Mollingar’s Change Prompts End of Martial Law Fear
In Mollingar the use of force against United Irishmen is described as easing. Offenders are punished while peace returns, and many families return home. Stolen arms diminish as townsfolk seek oath of allegiance from magistrates, signaling a move away from martial law in the county.
Notable Bequests and Deaths From a 19th Century Writ
A glass pane records odd meditations and bequests from Dr. Warren estate. The will commands 3000 pound yearly estate and homes in Dove Street and Hertfordshire to his widow during life, 10000 to eldest son with reversion after mother's death, 6000 to seven other children, excluding two daughters. Warren’s widow is residuary legatee. Macklin’s decline noted. Also, Westminster election dispute verdict and a Perth Scotland accident where two women fell from a coal ship gangplank. one died, the other survived after aid.
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Doveesftreet
Hertfordshire
Macklin
Folch
Lord’ Hood
Frost
Perth
Scotland
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