Habeas Corpus debate on India Judicature bill and liberties
Debates in the Lords on the India Judicature and Habeas Corpus provisions. Lords cast doubt on amendments, with Lord Loughborough defending liberties and noting respect for a colleague’s talents. Committee readings proceed and report ordered for Tuesday. Materials include experiments by Dr Priestly on gases from various substances and dry ox blood observations.
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India Judicature Bey
Scarsdale
Bri Bathurtt
Court of
Padhcaruce
Taira
Loughborough
Nox
Westminster Hall
Lord Castlenaid
St Eustatia Bill Passes After Second Reading
The St Eustatia bill for transferring captured property to agents to aid the captors was debated with counsel heard from Pigot and Boke’s advocates. Admiral Reed and Mr Popham criticized the measure as wasteful, while Beauchamp Sheridan and Bearcroft supported it to ease hardships of chicane. The bill passed on a voice vote with no division.
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ST. Eustatia
St. Bufana
Tul
Pigot
Boke
Meilis
Ertkine
Dallas
George Yeage
Burke
Popham
Philosophical Intelligence on subterranean fires and air use
In the London Evening Post discussion, Dr Priestly explores how subterranean fires may sustain themselves by air driven from earth substances. He argues that extreme heat can arise from mixtures without air, suggesting that earth’s bowels could produce heat and vapors without combustion, and details his experimental outputs.
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Priettly
Baratres
Scotland
Proven cure after nervous disorder in Leicester fields area
The narrator describes a long struggle with head and stomach pains, wind, fainting fits, and melancholy ending in a dramatic recovery after treatment at the King's Arms near the Strand. The account notes relief within days and renewed strength enabling walking and nourishment, dated April 1, 1746.
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Remy
Palys
Leicester-fieldsy
Ohs
Clarch
Strand
Wainwright
Sing-lane
Oriental Vegetable Cordial advertised in London Gazette
Notice from London Gazette dated January 21 1786 extols the Oriental Vegetable Cordial as a remedy for chronic stomach disorders and related pains. It claims successful relief for Mrs Whitehead of Portland Place and Mrs Percharis, with testimonials and supplier details in London, Dublin, and various towns.
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London Gazette
Whitehead
Portland-Place
Percharis
Lane
B Cornwell
Hanover-fyusre
London
N. Ls Favre
Graffin Street
Dublin
Great Britain
Germanic Magna Charta Electors and Edicts Across Europe
Reports describe the nine electors in the Holy Roman Empire and a possible tenth circle, plus imperial edicts abolishing Free Masons lodges in the Netherlands. Edicts require church authorities to reveal income and property by June, while Newfoundland and American trade developments accompany notes on Ireland and France.
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Keiser
Uwrewn
Hamery
Dahon
Egeetreyen
Kingdom of
Poland
Netherlands
Brioffels
New-York
Bay
Congréfe
Corisimas
Europa
Abrithmetic
Dublin
Fane
Gerace
Duke of Rutland
England
North America
United States
New York
New London
France
East-India Company
India
Tomy
Europe
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House O Commons
Logiers
Newcastle Church
Dufield
The
London Evening Post
Philosophical Intelligence
William the Stye
Adam Pot Cardonnel
Antiquarian Society
Iola
Pere Ben Tad
Viet Dwelling-Bowies
Kehg
Dijon
Chaerons
Savage
Lieyes
Bourde
Paris
Versailles
Hatlings
Benarca
All India
Jon
Arctic
Berwick
Tweed
Greenland
Speere
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