History of Regents in Henry VIII's minority reviewed
The piece outlines the 16 Regent Lords and Privy Council appointed to govern during Henry VIII's minority, their powers to replace colleagues, and the conflicts over their authority. It notes later governments and compares regency in later monarchs, touching on Parliament and constitutional limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry VIII
Axteca
Hensy
Som
von Tha ‘Lreasurer
Marthal
Jortelk
Dudley
Earl of Warwick
Warwick
Duke of Northumberland
Edward VI
Jace Grey
Mary
Georges
William Ajt
William
James
Prines
Orange
George IV
Inesse
Frederick
Prince of Wales
George II
Henry VI
Court martial details aboard the Paxton and Gibraltar
Testimony reveals Captain Dawson's alleged ill treatment of sailors and disputes over quarantine at Gibraltar. Officers describe ship defects and weather impacts, while a crew member claims Dawson misrepresented quarantine duration and falsehoods about Tangier lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dawson
Paxton
Dixon
Jenkins
Boacswain
Dawson
Gibraltar
Watch
Lego
Tangiers
A. Tangiers
Dawton
News from a faulted empire and American constitutional debate
fragmented dispatches report North Carolina rejecting a new constitution by a large majority and discuss divisions over federal conventions and state actions. mentions Rhodesia politics, Continental news, and Parliament style debates. Governor appoints militia officers. Congress forms a new government plan with December appointments. debates on meeting cities Baltimore and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batass Gap
Waffen
Sepe
North Carolina
Midis
Ben
Avexander Murray
Coloed
John Miler
New Providence
Boston
Congres
Moton
II Co
Congress
Laltamore
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Magglied
Virginia
City of
New York
Atrmatve
New Hampshire
Rhodesand
Connecticut
New Te Fev
South Carolina
Noth Carolina
Maryland
Baltimore
Late Players Fines Fund Decayed Actors
The passage notes fines levied on tardy players burden the fund for faded performers. It laments wasted time and suggests charity as a path to comfort in old age, hinting that excess drink may help support aging actors.
Ticklish Water from Penesra and Lime Mortar Trick
A tea port gentleman proclaims a self made tick of water extraction from a porous source using quick lime and water to form a hard mortar. The method involves mixing lime with water and clay to produce a durable binding material for damp areas and basins. The article also notes extortion by coaches and new regulations expected to curb carriage abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Penesra
Vane Mannec
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St. John
Ruffel
East Ofrdy
Viscount Lisle
Tontal
Anthony Browne
William Paget
Sir Edward North
Sir Edward Montague
Judge Bromley
Anthony Denny
Wiliam Herbert
Edward Wotton
Dotter Watton
Archbishop of Canterbury
Mousehold
Durham
Horley
Court of Augmentations
the Common Pleas
Henry Fiz Allen
Earl of
Haslet Hertford
Spuke
Sumers
Earl
Essex
Northangpton
Duke
Nor
Lisle
Wriots
Southarto
Thoness Seymour
Surley
Richard Rich
Beredict
Willoughby ' Rond Winbroughby
Sheffield
Lord Sheffield
Admiral Elliott
Vatican
Salisbury
Campbell
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Venice
Pixelli
Ynis Republic
Cita
Pinelli
England
Epremeni
Lyons
Provence
Baron
de Soleil
Alf
Betzaut
Madame d' Epresmenil
Count de Rhode
Copenhagen
Sweden
pLigchy
Troitein
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Iinister
Russia
Norway
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Dar
Phaeton
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Serine
A.B
Mr. Bruken
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