Debated Ruffian case and witnesses in Lords motion
The Duke of Richmond urged inquiry into riots after a Ruffian was taken in the Sardinian Minister's chapel and discharged. Lords resisted calling witnesses, noting potential misstatements by a noble, while the Lord Chancellor cautioned against premature proceedings. Motion rejected as Parliament adjourned to Monday.
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Chatham Dock
Abolition Bill Debated in Committee of the Whole
Friday in committee of the whole House of Commons Mr Burke argued for abolishing the Board of Police of Scotland but the plan was narrowed to the Board of Trade. The title was rejected and Burke quipped about a christening while expressing disappointment that the bill was not reported.
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G. Sagile
Pulteney
Privy Council
House
Jhouse
Burke
Board of Police of Scotland
Board of Trade
Public Advertize Letter Attacks a Gentleman in Dublin
A scurrilous Public Advertize piece claims the gentleman named Edward Omer’s never visited France, asserting a two month trip six years ago with his son. It notes he was educated at Trinity College Dublin and lauds his exemplary talents and public virtue.
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Omer
France
Trinity College
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Opulent Yorke Pitater Advocates Suppressing Tea Smuggling
In a London Evening Volt piece a refined youth condemns the mass abuse of laws by mage users and urges funding to enforce penal measures. He highlights tea and goods smuggling defrauding millions in revenue, enriching foreign rivals while impoverishing Britain, and promises further argument to rally respectable society against it.
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Notice to creditors of Robert Shaftoe deceased
Creditors holding demands on Robert Shaftoe of Benwell Northumberland and Wratting Park Cambridge are required to read an account of the estate with its securities and present claims to Mr Weatherby at Newmarket or Mr Giefon at the Flats in Durham to settle the debts.
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Old Bailey
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Earl of Mansaid
Evience
Lady Cork
Johnston
Richard Smith
William Poynt
Treaty signs and alliance rumors reach Europe
From Paris dated June 17 reports a treaty signed on June 3 between Sweden and Denmark to protect neutral trade and navigation. It also notes Eloiland may join, with an exit from the Guarantee if one power enters war, signaling shifting European alliances.
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France
Flanders
Paris
Sweden
Denmark
Eloiland
Armament Bound for Martinique Mentioned in French Dispatch
The Count de J é Einay commands the Gome of 74 cuns with 32 puns in the fregate St Atrain e, and the cutter le Serpent with fewer ships under convoy. Aimed armament is reportedly destined for Martinico this month.
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de J.é Einay
Martinico
London Middlesex Sheriff Election at Guild Hall
The election for Sheriff in London and Middlesex proceeded at Guild Hall. Aldermen Kikman and Sainsbury were declared elected. Afar urged two capable men, Wilkes faced vocal opposition from the Livery, and angry cheers followed his speech. The scene featured protests, pledges to resign, and later approval of alternate candidates.
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