Heir Apparent and Regency Debate in Parliament
Fragmentary account of a parliamentary discussion on executive power during sovereign incapacity. Key figures include Burke and Grenville arguing over whether the Heir Apparent may exercise temporary authority, versus remaining powers with Lords and Commons. The debate notes fears of treason charges and the need for a Committee to search records before any decision. Adjourned with a plan to reconvene Friday.
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King’s illness progression and recovery efforts described
Report describes the king’s illness and gradual recovery after severe exertion and abstinence. Physicians note most patients recover within three months, some sooner, with a few taking up to a year and a half. Dr Willis’s treatment and the king’s response are detailed, including interviews and the influence on the king’s health and state papers.
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