Debate in Middlesex Assembly on Jury Powers
The assembly critiques judges and the jury system, questioning illegal proceedings and calling for clear, authentic state of affairs. Lord P-r-n and others urge focus on concrete issues rather than unproven reports, stressing the need for defined procedures and timely resolutions.
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Achilles
Aetieas
Troy
Hecaine
Keergini
Blent
Mot Vugar
Patutor
Boyith
Motions and Enquiry in Parliament Stir Contention
A speaker contests the motion and the enquiry over press power and civil liberties. He warns against restricting the press while condemning libels, urging patience until public passions subside and governance remains balanced between crown and people.
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Lani
Why the Duke and Lords in a Satirical Riddle Room
A fragmentary dialogue presents political satire with questions about the Duke of Cumberland Lord North Mansfield Barrington Holland and others. It mocks actions and traits by jokey analogies, hinting at corruption and public perception in a mirror of parliamentary life.
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Duke of Cumberland
St. Alban’s
Dows Falkeland
Lord Mansfield
Cork
Lord Barrington
Holland
Fragmentary City Street Notes Sparking Paper Trail
Fragmented OCR text references Dauphine Street and Paternoster Row with scattered place names and institutions such as St Pauls and Navy. The legible items hint at street names and locations but no coherent event or action is described. No clear persons or organizations beyond generic places are identifiable.
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Middleséx
Constantine
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Middlesex: Journal
Bill Wamond
William’ 1 Jr
Powers
Lord Frederick Camp
Ple
Evenin Sea
Junius
Feché
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