Address and debates on royal speech and Catholic questions
The Lords present an address in favor of the King's Speech and condemn metro riots while praising measures for order. Debates heat over the test of the 18th century acts on Catholic rights and schools for Papists. Lord North defends Catholics. Sir George Savile proposes control bills. Fox and Burke engage on toleration and public peace. The House adjourns after resolutions on the forfeiture and Protestant concerns.
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St. Jmes’s
Rome
Lord North
Papsts
Geo Savile
Fox
LA Vip Jennings Clerke
Lord Beauchamp
Church of England
Protestant Association
Burke
Bull
George Savile
Protestant Association Petition Debated in House of Commons
The House of Commons debated the Protestant Association petition after reading the King's answer. Lord Beauchamp condemned the group for surrounding the chamber and blocking members, blaming inflammatory sermons and misleading efforts for unrest. He warned that repeal did not abolish penal laws and urged calm with accurate understanding of existing restrictions.
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His Majesty
Portsmouth Common 1789 Claimants to Estate to Settle Debts
Residents with any claim on the estate of the late Mr Franis Nichtas of Sobercen in Hart County must appear at Portsmouth Common on June 3 1789 to settle their accounts. They will be paid all jail debts immediately.
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Portmouth Common
Franis Nichtas
Sobercen
Harts
Sael Rbitfon
Portmouth
Messrs. Law
Chevalier
Pondicherry
Chandenagore
Eat Indies
Paris
Melis
Boldero, Barnston, and Co
Mansion House
Messrs. Law and Chevalier
Tolen
Wellinghorugh
Northampton
Wm. Corie
M. E. Hardwicke
Wellingborough
Welingborough
Patty
Stafford
Matt
Dove
Uttoxeter
Athborne
Snowden
Clenenvil
High Court of Chancery
Peter Holford
Hs Chambers
Symond’s In
Chancery
Richard Towne
Wekefel
County of
York
James Milnes Jon
Sirs. Towne
John Cridge
Jose H Bramont
Jom Calverts
Eervury
Wakefield
Willam Stephenon
Dann Thornes
Wiliam Quarmpy
John Rayner
Ian Ve Parith
Batley
David Blakeley
Joseph Se Tr
John Fell
John Johnin
Benjamin Hall
Joseph Atkinson
Jefford
Heaith
Rothwill
Poife
Tomas Mounr
Farrer
Chancery Lane
Lodon
Parker
Fly¢e
Halifax
Willock
Barnetts Place
West Heathley
Horsteal Keynes
Suffix
Samson
Chapelcourt
New Burlington Street
Chances at One Guinea and Four Shillings Lottery Prizes
An old notice describes chances at one guinea and four shillings with prizes tied to numbers drawn. It lists amounts from hundreds to thousands of pounds for various prize numbers and notes conditions about timeframes and legality.
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House ¢ Lords
Lord Amherst
Winchester
Elouse
Chatham Dock
House of Conmons
St. Jouvis
Barret
Drugeists
Tower-street
Alne
Walbrok
Chester
John Morton
Dwardstone Grove
Ma Gon
Walter Waring
Sudbury
Suff Ik
Frogatt and Crufo’s
Liflesheet
Leicester-heirs
London
Pairin
Blake
King’s Bench
Will
Earl of
Mansfield
Charles Fearne
Inner Temple
P. Uriel
Le-Lane
MESS
Sharman and Co
State Lottery of
Ireland
Fleet-street
High Halbhorn
Cockspur Street
Charing-cross
St. James’s-street
Messrs. Sharman and Co
Rocool
Soccl
N. B
Johnscot
M.D
T. Becket
Adelphi
Strand
N.B
Bowen
Borkée
Bearfore
Serand
Hs Dhip St
Itnelattne
John. Lyon
Dover
Kent
J. Dodsley
J. Hall
Margate
R. Brydone
Middle Colonies
G. Wilkie
St. Paul's Church-yard
Faulder
Price
Joseph Galloway
House of Assembly
Pennsyvania
House of Commons
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Lod
Great Britain
Greast Britain
North Amener
West Indies
Giet Bricain
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