Charity meeting at St Pauls Collegehouse in June
A General Meeting of the institution meets at St Pauls Collegehouse on Thursday the agth of Juce with the chair at one. Subscriptions of one guinea yearly or twenty guineas at once grant membership. donations encouraged through multiple collectors and bankers across Lombard Street to Covent Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Margaret’s
ST. Jotn’s
Paviours
St. John's Parish
St. Margaret's
St. John’s Vestry
Dean-street
St. Margaret
Great Smith-street
St. John
Little College Street
Arrow
Cowley-street
Westmnster
Mark Daniel
SY. George’s Fields
Surrey
Durham
Samuel Bolanquet
St. Paul's Collegehouse
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Grindlay
Samuel Bosanque
Jan Esq
Lombard-street
Pratt-street
Lambeth
R. Grasswell
Craven-street
Strand
Richard Luis
Borough
Southwark
Bonnet and White
Lloyd's Cullee-house
Bosanquet and Co
Brown and Co
Courts and Co
Down and Co
Forster and Co
Fuller and Co
Hoarer
Ransom and Co
Messrs
Sikes and Co
Vere and Co
Amily
India
Tavistock-street
Covent-garden
York-street
T. and
J. Smith and Co
Popham Inquiry Reports No Ground for Fraud Claims
The Select Committee concludes there is no ground to impute fraud or connivance to Sir Home Popham regarding the Romney and Sensible repairs and stores. It notes Calcutta orders to repair the Sensible, the voyage to Bengal, and Popham’s absence from the Romney, but finds no proven misconduct. excess sail orders and improvised stores are discussed with reference to the Navy Board and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seleé&t Committee
Romney
Sensible
Home Popham
Admiralty and Navy Boards
Commissioners of Naval Inquiry
Navy Board
Sir Home Popham
Calcutta
Red Sea
Bombay
Bengal
Sie
San Read Ie Qother
Sause
H. Popham
Hughly
Mayapour
Marquis Wellesley
Davies
Howe Popham
Louis
Admiral Ramer
Sir Home Pophawi
Capra Mason
Ladia
Nome Poptien
Ctiioe
Ted
Dave
Popham Praised For Public Service Amid Inquiry Shortfall
A parliamentary committee exonerates Sir Home Popham citing ardent public service as motive. It notes the Navy Board’s 1804 claim as inaccurate and reports savings by Popham while delaying full findings until other inquiry heads close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Home Popham
Navy Board
England
Parliament debated divorce and Russia talks in tense session
In the House of Lords on June 7 counsel spoke for a divorce bill petitioner in Vaucites's case. The negotiating hopes with Russia were discussed as Lord Carysforth pressed for progress. Judges and ex parte evidence were scrutinized, with motions to revive the former committee and publish proceedings debated and then agreed to, with adjournment to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Fawny
Vaucites
Russia
Lord Carysfort
Musgrave
Judge Fox
Lord Minto
Lord Hawkesbury
Lord Ellenborough
Hastings
Palit
Emil Lord
Ellen Borough
Allextann
Minto
Srancen
Select Committee
Jysvis
Pune
Hiralty
Acasta
John Ducxwoarn
Duckxworrn
John Duckworth
Woan
W. Fhorp
Mr. Baxsr
Grenpervis
Frm
West Indies
Joan
Court Commissioners of the Admiralty
Markham
aghuaAm
Wood
Hervey
Beith
Volicy
Nosyon
Alexander
Grey
Crawford
East India Company
Isle of Mann
Athol
Isle of Man
Burrowes
Duke of Arnon
Coxe
House of Keys
Treasury
Ireland
America
Foyeoil
Scotland
Bond
Load Coxr
Justice Brackstos
Araor
House of Commons contains naval and canal bills debate
The House passed a motion to grant 66,000 pounds from the Consolidated Fund for improving the Port of London. It also discussed petitions from shipowners and Northampton freemen, and received Lords messages on Stamp Duty and Irish Exile licenses. Several bills were read a first time and ordered to second readings.
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House OF Commons
Burden
North and
South Shields
C. Jervoise
Northampton
Lords
Charles Price
London
Rose
Great Britain
Ireland
Rost
WM. Dickenson
Toland Navigation
Grand Canal
John Stewart
Si. Viscexr
Alame Purnam
Joan Stlwark
Yester
J. Svewant
Joun Stewie
Justice Fox
Vansbragt
Joln
Duckworth
Col
Woqoe
Louis
Alyacey Eputon
Goethe
Meniver
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Bes
Pexus Court of Directors
United Commarny
Otsinoo Fen
Cain
Geyer
Ramsay
Ana
Committee of Shipping
Pant India
Celore
William Ramsay
Berwick-street
Oxford-street
E. J
Cmelsea
Seymour-place
Fulham Road
Hyde Park Corner
Tank
Tytheree
Alyechureh
Welauc Dale
Alve Church
Bardenie
Beoley
Worcester
Bromsgrove
Alvester
Breragba
John Moore
Bordestey Lodke
Weil
Cyavn Tun
Broutsprove
Angel
Picester
Vou
Wba
Chiteken
Birminehans
Hop Pole
Ebopee’s
Great Marlborough-Street
Cdretae
PalleMath
Londo
Lord Melville
Viscount
Melville
House of Peers
Lord Darnley
John Stockdale
Piccadilly
M. Des Brinboc
T. Cadell
W. Davies
Hefriar
Chevalier Orsino
L.A. Conolly
A. B
Cadell
Mr. Peltier
Warwick Street
Golden-square
Price Ras
Egence DU D’orleans
Par Marmontel
Marmentel
Louis XV
Brodcrip and Wilkinson
Haymarket
Miss Howard
Ashtead Park
Louis von Esch
Nornaville and
Fell
Afr
Robson
New Bon-street
White
Fleet-street
Asperne
Cornhill
B. Cramer
G. E. Grifin
Manchester Buildings
Westminster
Miss Thornton
Price
Imperial Parliament
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