Political row and legal verdicts amid unrest at Shoreditch
Fragmentary 19th century notice shows a meeting chaired by the Duke of Sussex with hostile rhetoric against opponents. It references William Ward and John Gifford in a local borough dispute, alleging forged or altered documents and challenging electors about municipal privilege and returning officer conduct.
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Shoreditch
William Ward
North
Beire
Gifford
Nec Orate
John Gifford
E-Under-Lyme
Ain
Triku
Oh Ie
Pawer
Pag Et Bell
Fanghey
Lyon
Goeller
Debates on Copenhagen Expedition and Linen Board Funds
This excerpt covers House of Lords and Commons discussions on Copenhagen Expedition expediency and accountability, Grey and Hawkesbury arguments, and a petition-led inquiry into Linen Board finances. It references the Berlin Copenhagen mission, public interest concerns, and proceedings on financial governance and public notices.
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House OF Lords
Treasnay
Manon
Vals College
Commons
Hori Grey
Ile Notte Fj
Copenhagen
Dpulgrave
Westminster Petition and Irish Grand Jury Debate
Parliament discusses Westminster petition defaults and a bridge bill while the Irish Grand Jury presentments are examined. A committee may study expenses, indictments, and the proper siting of Grand Juries with a focus on efficiency and oversight.
House reviews evidence procedures in petition hearings
The House considers how to handle rejections and summations after petitions case closure. It notes past practices of allowing counsel to sum and potentially call additional witnesses, citing the Tobacco Case and Shap Tax as precedents. The committee, chaired by Mr Wayr apoyin, resumes hearing remaining witnesses and adjourns with plans to reconvene Tuesday.
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Howe
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Ireland
Linen Board
Nntes
Crown
Treland
Abe Bala
At Byfijert
Fevesotiodeh
Foster
Huskisson
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King’s Reachy
Ipiply
Keverary Krad
Exchequer
Weich Fe
Ieee
A & Banat
Ixchequer
Bach
TheHouse
Mir. Wayarpoy
Gannann
Mootle
Alt
Pottocw
Boston
New England
Mann
Mrelamitone
Congress to adjourn as embargos loom amid foreign talks
From the American Papers. New York reports indicate Congress plans to adjourn soon amid rumors of a special mission to Britain and ongoing embargo effects. Letters from Washington suggest peace with Britain possible, with war with France looming and Napoleonic plans noted.
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Great’ Britain
Rose
Washington
Washington City
United States
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