Foreign Intelligence and House of Commons Debates
Vuesday March 24 reports from Pijirda and Lifton about French and Portuguese sea activity, harsh winter effects in Coimbra and Chaves, and a large 1788 port census. Parliament discusses the county bill, trade in slaves, and preparations for the May session with Milberforce leading debate on abolition implications.
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Pijirda
France
Lifton
Minho
Lino
Viana
Coimbra
Chaves
Ragala
Hambourg
Pithaeh
Royal Family Outing and State Affairs Reported
Royal procession from Windsor to the private chapel and back to breakfast is described along with Princesses Mary Sophia and Amelia visiting Kew and Windsor. Notices mention Irish dispatches, Pantheon preparations, and a consent decree shift in French revolutionary plans, plus military and public affairs across Britain.
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Queen's Lodge
Mary
Sophia
Amelia
Charlotte Finch
Kew
Ireland
St. James
Whentis
Dune Eh le Ds
Middlesex
Mermaid
Hackney
Hing
Meyer
Porthmouth
Lords Pass Mutiny and Trade Bills in Committee
In the Lords the Hone, in a Committee, examined the mutiny bill the marine regulating bill and the American trade bill. The bills were read a third time and passed. The House adjourned before four oclock to meet again tomorrow.
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