Change of Ministry in the House of Commons
On Wednesday March 20 the House of Commons discussed the motion for removing ministers. Lord North spoke against rushing to adjournment and sought to show ministers remained, proposing a royal message to adjourn briefly. Sir Fletcher Norton and Mr Fox urged the motion, with Mr Pitt supporting it as a guide for new administration. The debate highlighted timing and the impact on pending bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Lord North
Baker
Lord Surrey
Fletcher Norton
Fox
William Pitt
Willin
House of Lords
Crown
Surrey
Rigby
America
Powi
Burke
Conway
John Delaval
Courtney
Hopkins
John Cavendish
Richard Smith
Charles Turner
Debates on Administration and Future Government
A stretched parliamentary scene discusses forming a new Administration of the best men, calls for immediate action, and adjournment. Mentions Lord North, Lord Rockingham, Mr Burke, Mr Fox, and others, with regard to peace, war, and the Crown's ministers shaping the future government. Reports on appointments and international news, including Jamaica and Fort St Philip surrender.
Marriages and deaths at St James Bath and Bath area
Various marriage announcements at St James and St John in Bath and surrounding areas, plus deaths of local residents and a report on a clerical trial in Exeter. Includes details of Fairs, fires, robberies, and court proceedings in Gloucestershire and Bristol regions.
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Gransy House
Herwells
M. Smith
Beys
Horwells
N.E. W. Sati
Granby House
Kingsweston-Inn
Homas Wade
N.B
Au&ion
Thomas Naish
Neptne
Nehemiah Bartley
Temple-street
Jones
Baldwin-freet
Temple
Admiral Gambier
Newfoundland
Great Britain
Lord Camden
Rockingham
Shelburne
Lord Rockingham
Treasury
Exchequer
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Grafton
Admiralty
Admiralty Board
Jbid
Admiral Keppel
Lord Thurlow
Duke of Richmond
Ireland
Lord Howe
Earl of Sheburne
Mr. Fox
Col. Barre
General Conway
Mr. Dunning
Lee
St. James's
Mr. Arnold
Ostend
Jamaica
Havannah
Brusels
Don
Minorca
Murray
Fort St. Philip
Thornton
Ftreg
Charles Holte, Bart
Warwickshire
Walcott
John Walcott
Paragon Buildings
Bath
Vernon
Drury Lane
Paerer
Lord Amherst
Robert Bertie
Parker
12Th Reg. of Dragoons
Keppel
C. A
Exeter
Bush Tavern
Plymouth
O'Un Land
London-Inn
John Wleks
Bath-Tavern
Hriliol
Tolen
Bush-Tavern
Corn-street
Kard
Jomx
All-Saints-Lane
Thomas Winwoon
Joan Freemax
Clifton
James Loewren
J. Stephens
Thomas Evans
Gurney-street
Bristol
Forristall
Waterford
Endeavour
York
Galway
Juno
White
Cork
Richardson
Thomas
Frances
Higgins
Susanna
Berkley
Arriv
London
Pollard
Farquharson
Providence
Ellis
Dublin
George and
Bella
Kennagh
Isle of Man
Catherine
Mucketl
Espirite Santo
de Jesus
Madeira
William and Mary
Julian
Newry
SaiL’p
Bona Nova
Gonnalves
Lisbon
Sarah
Harry
Brothers
Phillips
Nancy
Griffiths
King George
Black
West Indiess
St. Maloes
Queen
St. Werburgh’s
Symes
St. Peter's
Camplin
St. Nicholas
St. Leonard's
St. Ewin’s
Raine
Essex
Matthew
Tibball
Dunmore
Mary Sever
Samuel Sever
St.Michael’s
St. James's Church
Williams
Glocester
Quick
Thomas Quick
Castle-street
Bond-street
Just. Perryn
Biamincuam
Thomas Gitton
Bridgnorth
John Ridley
Old Sodbury
Arnold
Frenchay
Genoa
Leghorn
Worcestershire
Glocestershire
Eccledhill Fair
Newport
Salisbury
Hinton
M'tford
Dr. Delacoury
Belvidere
J. Rogers
Nettley
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
Welsh Pool
Elderley
Avon Street
St. Philip's
Joseph Wood
Mr. Phillips
Thomas Edgar
Robert Bound
Wm. Power
Thomas Kidney
George Peters
John Thompson
James Butler
George Gane
Newgate
Jeremiah M’cartey
Bridewell
Alice Carter
Queen Square
Britol
Fromzoter
Clesk
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