Trials and executions under old code and political notes
The text details legal provisions and executions methods, references to an August 1780 ordinance, and discusses sentences and appeals. It includes a Paris letter on prize questions, medical society notices, naval orders, and theatre commentary, plus various local anecdotes on trials, exports, and social happenings.
Names and origins of visitors listed at ports and cities
A reader listed travelers and origins by city pairs including Lisbon Sally Brander London Advice Burton Newcastle Fanny Wood Cork Clive Tree Richardson Liverpool Nancy Carr Baltimore Donna Francisca Power Philadelphia Johanna Wilhelmina Wittohr Pillow Guernsey General Eliot Ruez Santa Cruz Belfast Neptune Steele Bourdeeaux Confiance Dehiitz St Domingo Ostend Leeds Martinian Hull Gibraltar Flora Findlay Falmouth.
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Lisbon
Sally
Brander
London
Advice
Burton
Newcastle
Fanny
Wood
Cork
Clive
Tree
Richardson
Liverpool
Nancy
Carr
Baltimore
Donna Francisca
Power
Philadelphia
Johanna Wilhelmina
Wittohr
Pillow
Guernsey
General Eliot
Ruez
Santa Cruz
Belfast
Neptune
Steele
Bourdeeaux
Bourdeaux
Confiance
Dehiitz
St. Domingo
Ostend
Leeds
Martinian
Hull
Gibraltar
Flora
Findlay
Falmouth
Parliament Wednesday and Thursday actions in Commons
The House of Commons met Thursday and Friday with private bills passing third readings. The loyalists papers were postponed until tomorrow. Mr Grenville moved to recommit his Election bill to add clauses. A Committee of the whole sat with Mr Young as Chairman to consider and annex two Grenville clauses. Mr Popham proposed changes to how nominees for an election committee are chosen.
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Grenvelle
Claus
Lord Maitland Rose
Coun
Jedi
My. Grencille
Abe
Ohlay
Canetherne
Hymiliam
al. Grengille
Elphinsine
Grey Cooper
Grenville
Exchequer
House
Mr. Grenville
Huffy
Lord Marilana
Strachey
Sir Apoléen
Popham
Chancery
Royal Court Proceedings and Levee Notice in London
London reports no business at Steam day though a levee is set for one o'clock. Prince Ernest Augustus has completed his seventeenth year. the Duke of Gloucester's foot guards were reviewed in Hyde Park with 19 officers present. The King rode from Buckingham House to review, ending with a lengthy procession and dinner at the Queen's House. It is thought Mr Sheridan will not finish his Begum charge speech.
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M. Vieq
dAzor
T.ord
Sydney
Botany-Bay Fleet
Oparta
Concord
Hargood
Bryar
Church
Ryan
Whitehead
Wright
Ite Hobbs
Marines
Go Gunz
Woolwich
Europe
England
Foy
Comhart
Buckingham House
Spang
Royal
Dublin
King’s Bench
Earlstort
Samuel Bradstreet
Henn and
Bennet
Thomas Philpot
Mariner
Philpot
Georgestown
America
Lynn
Parih
Northwold
Lincolnshire
Dunwich
Suffolk
Geneva
Sussex
France
Dunkirk
Milton Creek
Leiter
Maversham
Huntingdon
Whitechapel
Prince Ernest Augustus
Prince of Wales
Duke of Gloucester
Fcot
Hyde Park
Queen’s House
Sheridan
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Louis
Baron Ve Beerevil
Paris
Royal Society of Medicine
Drury-Lane Theatre
Maver
Hamlet
Richmond-house
Stanford
Hunt
Boreuzh
Bitton
Laurence Bush
Cooper
Mary
Beng
Wisbech
Ellis
Watton
Norfolk
Mr. Bellfield
Farndon
Shatcham
Berkshire
Seymour Mundy
Richard Allen
Kennet
Cheapside
Samuel Wild
Baker-treet
Portman-square
Mills Habella Mowat
Capt
Francis Mowat
Aberdeen
Robert Aberdeen
Lower Grosvenor-ttreet
Miss South
John Smith
Last
India Company
Gardiner
Lfy
Liher
SuUrey
Wharsday Fe’nnight
Rillanin Church
New Shetherd
John Wright
Pedge
Ann Jussop
Hymen
Fdler
Maypole
House of Commons