Lord Mansfield and the royal marriage bill critique
A Lord speaks against a royal marriage bill in the Lords, denouncing it as tyranny. He attacks Lord Mansfield for promoting an expansive prerogative over the royal lineage, warns of despotic power, and urges adherence to liberty and constitutional limits. He recalls precedents and condemns the bill as a grave threat to liberty and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milchief
House of Lords
George the Second
Theens
Camber
Lord Camden
Royal Marriage Bill Debate and Court Actions reported
Long House of Commons debate on the royal marriage bill with a pivotal clause change. Parliament adjourned after bitter exchanges as the ministry faced opposition while a court session and bylaw discussions at Batt-Inda Stock proprietors continued with amendments and financial decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Lord Mansfield
James Murray
Sawbridge
Geo. Cavendish
London
Batt-Inda
Leadenhall-Street
Fohu
Fobufor
Blake
India
Shrewsbury Bridge Bill andearly 18th century proceedings
Commons approved widening the tone bridge in Shrewsbury and debated bills on regators and engroisers. A committee advanced punishments for mutiny and desertion in America and considered the Royal Marriage bill. Early this morning Mrs Bolland of Rotherhithe died after a severe throat illness caught with her husband in Newgate cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
America
Rotherhithe
Bolland
James Dolland
Newgate
Avenging Spirit Haunts Civil Turmoil Amid Bloodshed
A fragmentary line invokes Ray the avenging spirit of violated freedom to mourn a deplorable fate as torrents of blood and direct scenes of civil confusion haunt perturbed spirits across any future fields of existence. Tribunus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Tribunus
Next paper teases Mother Shipton and superstition in roast
A brief note hints at Mother Shipton to George Cor-man, and accuses bigotry and superstition. The fragment suggests forthcoming material in the next issue, with no further details provided.
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London Evening Pott
My Lord
Postscript
LOND
James Hodges
East India Company
Dempster
Alrady
James
Gueton
Admiralty
Sir James
Ilr
Denpiter
Johnstone
Smith
Bengal
James Hoders
Gov. Johnson
Sullivan
Dempstet
James Hoder
le Maitre
Fitzgerald
Bir
Creichou
Geard
Lord Pomfret
Nut Smith
Collier
Commons
the Lord
George Collier
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