Militia Bill Debates in House of Commons
Barrington reports Bolton force at 19 infantry regiments and a light horse unit with 5900 effective men, Buller updates Marines fit for duty and hospital totals. The second reading of the Militia Bill prompts clashes over royal power, foreign troops, and civil liberty, with Burke Fox and North arguing constitutional limits, militia purpose, and the danger of a standing army.
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Ord Barrington
Bolton
George Yonge
Sir George
Scotland
Wales
Rigby
Mr. Townsend
Manchester
Thomas Egerton
Merchester
Townsend
Burke
Menchester
Devonshire Militia
University of Oxford
Lord North
Great Britain
Lord Worth
William Paget
Dwrde
Stafford
Warwickshire
Piper
Feloni
Wooldridge
Taurel
America
Botton
Gage
Luttr
Charles Fox
Devonshire
Jamaica
Bengal
Debhanng Toatancombrestion
Lord North Rose
Mr. Fox
Oxford
Fox
Indies
England
House of Lords
Debated Address and Military Bills in Parliament
The House debated loyalty protests to the throne and a reading of a bill. voting 259 to 0 against it. Proposals included indemnifying advisers who urged Hanoverian troops to Gibraltar and Minorca, with scheduling for further deliberations on militia order in Scotland and a motion opposing foreign troop pay without Parliament consent. The session adjourned to Monday.
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John Cavendisf
Gibraltar
Minorca
North Pole
Scotland
Rose
Mondsy
House of Lords Adjourns Amid Continentals Address Debate
The Lords read petitions for appeals and private bills and set hearing days. A petition from the Duchess of Kingston over her indictment was presented. Writs and indictment copies were ordered to be returned to the King’s Bench. The Duke of Richmond’s plan to debate the Continental Congress address triggered a heated, unusual adjournment by the Lord Chancellor till Monday.
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Lord Mansfield
Duchess of Kingston
King’s Bench
Duke of Richmond
Continental Congress
Famine News and Political Shifts Reported in London
A late 18th century dispatch notes famine in Cape Verd townships, with many deaths, and reports the Duke of Grafton resigning as Lord Privy Seal at St James's. New writs affect Mainsbury, Fox seat. Parliament debates militia bill, garrisons in Gibraltar and Port Mahon, and regiments to sail for America. Extra items include ship movements, weather in harbour, bankrupts, and notices from Greenwich to Bristol.
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Duke of Grafton
St. James’s
Lorloi Dartmouth
Maimsbury
Charles James Fox
Secret Service
House of Commons
Lord North
C.L «Na
Lord Beauchamp
Corewall
Grey Sooper
Mvr. Robinson
Gibraltar
Port Mahon
Hanover
Petersfield
Stockbridge
Seaford
Worcester
Peterborough
Derby
Aichester
Morpeth
Cardigan
Cricklade
Ireland
America
G3d Foot
Elphinston
Frederick
Irwin
Harleur Grace
Carboneve
Jersey
Bertram
Dedford
Holland
Dowson
Rickards
Peter Gilmar
Sadler’s Wells
Wiliam Millar
St John’s-tivaet
Spa
Wemesday
Barnet
Seth Henson
England
Brigat
Malden
Essex
Syndercombe
Symantbury
Dorsetshire
Mils Fort
Newgate-street
John Bradley
Mils
Lacker
Greenwich
Thomas Edwards
Ely
Wesnerdsy
Feli-freee
Snadwell
Joan Hales
Thurslay
Sanier Porren
Mr. Lege
Cornhill
Daniel Shrimpton
Islington
Middigex
King’s Lend
Yoratio Stevens
Benjamin Peile
Southwark
Mongeiss
John
Buckland
Hais
Viarner
New-ftreet
Birminghan
Thomas Watkins
Morthic Tidwi
Wilians Bekin
yi@udir
Figh Street
Bridgnorth
John Parkinson
Preton
Lancashire
Groces
Dee
Black Bull
St Pretion
Furlesprey
Stephen Stephens
Mark Lene
London
Ane
P Brady
Hidtonang
Suriener
Geildha
Mate
Jeszoh Demages
Oxford Market
Middlesex
Oesch
John Hamblin
Narrawetreet
Limenoale
Carpenter
Owyerty
Colem
Treet
Loi-grence
Pountney Lane
Ceorge Hall
Coleman
Tireetr
Nothesham
Bofiers
Wim, Clack
Hamphead
Musdivies
Cowham
Guildhall
Jer
Tay Janis Debieryme
Fullard
Tate
Fletcher’s
King’s Arms
Devizes
Alexander Lindsay
Clare-court
Drury-lane
Booker
Theatrical Intelligence Revival at Covent Garden
The Spanish fashioned comedy Master Master was revived at the Theatre in Covent Garden. Woodward as the servant displayed strong comic powers and Lewis appeared easy and spirited. Miss Leefor made her first appearance, proving commendable dramatic talent that may aid the stage. The play drew a warm reception despite coarse language and a loosely driven plot.
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Sie Wm. D’avennagt
Covent Garden
Woodward
Mr. Lewis
Miss Leefor
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