Lords Hear Appeal on York Building Company Bill
Counsel argued against a private bill allowing a surgeons’ corporation to regulate practice within seven miles of London, accusing key backers of secrecy and self profit. The Lords condemned the measure as harmful to science and property, with further hearing postponed to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Building Company
Bremner
Court of Sésfion
Smith -Rool
Debsars
Me. Plomer
Burgeon’s Corporation
London
Mr. Gunning
Atrive Rol
Rochester
Resolutions Reported on Banker Notes and Payments Bill
The House of Commons debated Ways and Means and Supply, deferring until Wednesday. Mr Burdon moved to revive a bill to enable country bankers to issue notes in payment for cash. A discussion on the Croydon Inclosure Bill followed. The bill continuing the restriction on specie payments was committed, with Mr Hobart presiding. Mr Pitt explained the clause’s intent and it was incorporated, with the bill ordered to be reported to borrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Ways and ‘Means
Hobart
Pet
W. Smith
Bank Projeto
House of Commons
London -Gazette
Www. Smith
Gentleman
I. Pitt
Stamp Duty Bill debated on country newspapers and press freedom
The Stamp Duty Bill faced third reading amid clashes over compensation for country newspaper proprietors and the impact on the liberty of the press. Proponents argued discounts address costs, while opponents warned it imposes heavy taxes and invades property rights. The bill passed and was sent to the Lords. A separate bill on stamp duties for parcels and carriage licenses was introduced and set for a second reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouverle
Mr. Rose
Taylor
London
Roseaid
Bouverlie
Zekyll
Sheridan
Vm.smith
Royal Scene and French Negotiations Rumor Reach Windsor
In London on June 20 a royal visit to Windsor Great Park is noted with the Queen, Prince of Wales, Duke of Clarence, and others seen at the gardens and theatre. Reports of a large French fleet near Calais and Brest surface as Paris moves to negotiate peace, with three French plenipotentiaries named for Lisle. A British vessel incident near Faversham leads to a capture and dockside transfer of passengers, amid tensions over service and emigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windfir
Frogmore
Calais
Brest
Paris
Hache
Holland
Belgium
Republicain
Francois
Executive Directory
Lisle
Directory
Frefttch
Maret
England
London
Citizen Doction
Ite
Legation
Department
Ifere
France
Grenoble
Wur
Tembergh
Germany
Nore
Faversham
Hills
French
Dunkirk
Great Britain
Adjourned Meeting Reported In Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR text notes an adjourned meeting and delayed or unclear proceedings. Readers see lingering references to time and events but concrete details are missing. The snippet hints at a formal session with possible postponement or continued discussion.
Westward naval cruise continues with prize Leo
Reports that the French privateer Leo, a 20 gun vessel, was captured by Rhaton and renamed, while Commodore Payne's squadron including Mars L’Impetueux and other ships cruised westward. Kamaroo and Argus sailed for Gibraltar, Defiance returned from Lord Nelson’s fleet, scattered vessels detaching to supply and convoy duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Payne
Rhaton
Brett
Mars
L’impetueux
Muarborough
Phanun
Lin Bridpast
Kanparoo
Courtney
Boyle
Gibraltar
Trif
Argus
Clarke
Princess
Kempe
Hampaze Toyeht
T. Gonch
Lord Tidport
Scilly Islands
Torbay
Melpomerie
Sir C. Hamilton
Brest
Chapman
Keen
Mutiny Trial Date Set for Parker Aboard Neptune
The case against Parker, held at Gravesend Reach, is fixed for Wednesday at nine am aboard the Neptune. He has endured two long examinations without new written evidence and will be moved from the Black Hole to Tilbury Fort, then conveyed to Gravesend for trial. Local Dartford residents have raised funds to reward the 1th Dragoons for aiding in refitting the Lancaster crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
Parker
Grivesend Reach
Matchiimne
Graham
Bickwell
Admiralty
Tilbury
Thomas Paisley
Gravesend
Dartford
1Th Dragoons
Lancaster
Seaman John Stanton seized for murder aboard Warrior
Jane CHATHAM 18 reports that John Stanton a seaman on the Warrior was taken by Civil Power for the murder of Midshipman Buchanan of the Leopard. The Warrior prepared to move up the river as authorities moved more Marines into nearby vessels for security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stanton
Warrior
Buchanan
Oliies
Gravesend
Erie
Milford News and Coastal Movements in Britain
Milord reports and sea notes describe LondOn Packet convoying near land with buoys to be relaid at the Thames mouth. Rumor places Parker the mock admiral aboard Neptune warship. Ascot Races begin today and run through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Pareker
Stocks and Bank Rates From a Turbulent Day
Fragmented OCR shows a stock market snapshot with terms like 3 per cent stock and annuities, references to Canfols at 3 percent and a bank log annuity. Ambiguous figures and misread words suggest a mid 19th to early 20th era ledger item detailing rates and adjusted yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canfols
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mae ‘House
OF “Lords
Ione
Scotch Distillerpes
Highlands
Mr. Macdowall
Charles Ross
Ferguson
Fraser
W. Pulteney
Pitt
F. ‘Campbell
Wilberforce
William Pulteey
Abe
Shit ‘News
Blemeotie, Si
Chatham, Jane
Milford
London Packet
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!