Pancras Bill second reading in Lords amid delays and notices
The Lords debated the Pancras Bill, with motions for delay resisted and a commitment set for Thursday. Lord Suffolk pressed timing while others discussed Ireland state questions. In the Commons a new writ for Dernod and DingWal, and impeachment motions against Lord Melville surfaced. bills on privileges, Ireland inquiries, and public expenditures advanced.
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House OF Lords
Pancras
Fort Suerefoure
Turtha
Pete
Lord Sueriority
Lord Sussolk
Ant Sufeolk
Ireland
Aidam
Moors
House OF Commons
Sireth Wrotgestey
Dernoch
Southampton
William Russell
Lord Melville
Leicester
Commissioners‘of Naval Inquiry
Whitbread
Lord Melvilre
Wairsreap
Chamberlain of the City
London
Serjeant
Best
Hirseth
Meir
Theettorne
United Kingdom
Bistep
England
Justice Jounsort
Greer
Cosserr
Justice Johnson
Foster
Col. Stanley
Manchester
Shaw Lefevre
Burton
Rose
House
N Committee of Supply
Great Britain
Dublin
Impeachment Reflections on Naval Inquiry and Lord Melville
The piece argues that parliamentary inquiries into government conduct act as constitutional checks, praising the democratic impulse of the British constitution. It notes tensions between ministers and the people, defends orderly investigation, and discusses looming motions regarding Lord Melville and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, stressing prudence in judging without party bias.
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Rastesshysck
Seanley
House of Keys
Pole of Man
John Duke
Aixton
Curwen
Lord Gueenpexvie
Isle of Man
Phursxlay
Weustroley
Alexander
Commissioners of
Naval Toye
Chasert
Wo Bers
Sevanin
Carcrariyst
WhLsoep
Lord Beech
Guam Menies
Earl of
So. Voyceny, and Su A. S. Damsuiy
Auuse
Commissioners of Naval Inquiry
Select Committee
House of Commons
Whitghead
Lord Murviir
Commons
Tughuder
Cps
Tor
Mantius
House of Peers
Lord Egrincuam
Lord Melvilxe
Lord Mitvitre
Excurguett
Hause of Commons
Destruction of Newfoundland Fleet by French and Spanish Ships
London reports advices from Cork that a majority of the outward Newfoundland fleet was captured or destroyed by two French privateers and a Spanish gunship. The prize ships were retaken by Topaze and Bear, while the remainder fled after plunder. The dispatch also notes Bombay and Madras reports, plus general war news and hints of peace approaching.
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Newfoundland
Cork
Waterford
Ant Bear
Good Intent
Pagan Elles
Lysuncaby
Ramger
Pulian
Endeavoin
EL von
Kavanwaon
Waightfad
Foreanr
Ann
Crean
Kevizatany
Fryra - Dartmouth
Hiatgnony
Peate
Vavid
Harmoy
Ireland
William
London
Your NG
Westport
Phuglan
Kavan- Nagl
India House
Bombay
Madras
Calcutta
Hoixar
Lord Saxe
Lixon
Wellesley
Tae Asethai
Parliament’s conduct praised as rebuke to opposition
The passage defends the House of Commons for varying its measures and refusing to side with the Opposition, arguing that recent proceedings show rectitude and reflect credit on Parliament and loyalty to the realm. It notes sentiment shifts among MPs and asserts virtue in prudent compromise.
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House of Commons
Clemenceza Disciplinae Opera Debuts This Week
The Morning Post announces an opera event titled Clemenz a Disciplinae with music by Rach and D Eguille. The program includes a grand ballet and works by Fiorillo. The Nobility and public are invited to attend a Tuesday start before eight and a Saturday performance around seven thirty, noting Whitsun Eve next Friday.
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LA Clemenza Discipione
D’eguille
Fiorillo
Tvian
The Rivals at Drury Lane Tonight and The United Britons
The Theatre Royal Drury Lane presents The Rivals tonight with Miss Julia and Mrs H Johnstone in lead roles. After the play, the Dance of The United Britons features the themes Youth Love and Folly. Tomorrow The Way to Keep Him and The Widow Bemour with Mrs Jordan appear, continuing the program of Youth Love and Folly.
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Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Faulkeland
Ellistan
Anne
Lucius O’ Trigger
Johnstone
Julia
H. Johnstell
Fotaee
Belmour
Jordan
Theatres at Covent Garden This Evening
By command of their Majesties the Theatre Royal Covent Garden presents Laugh When You a Mortimer Mr Cooke Mrs Wheech in a program including The Capes performed this evening.
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Theatre Royal
Covent-Garden
Mortimer
Mr. Cooke
Wheech
Siddong
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