Pardon Granted Under Royal Clemency in 1815
The document notes grace and pardon by royal clemency to preserve property from penalty. It mentions the King’s exchequer interests and a condition for appearance within a prefixed time with necessary disposition for reconciliation. Recorded March 5 or April 5 1815 in the kingdom.
Abolition Bill debated in Imperial Parliament
Friday March 22 petitions urged economy in Public Expenditure and trade. Lord Grenville sought authentic reports from West India Governors showing the Abolition Act’s effects on clandestine slave imports and slave moral conditions, proposing a slave registration bill and an address to the Prince Regent for reports since the Act’s inception. motion approved.
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Debates Over Property Tax and Death-Row Delays Stir Parliament
Amid petitions against the property tax in the House of Commons, ministers defend continuation with reforms. Discussions reveal disagreements on the tax's pledge, while debates on delays in executing death sentences at Newgate prompt strong remarks on royal prerogative and public justice.
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W. Dundas
Brougham
Mr. B
Chaplin
Lincoln
Meron
Pelham
G. Cavendish
Drummond
Perth
Ferguson
Scotland
Lord Castlereagh
Alexander
Afr
W. Smith
Satta
Old Sarum
Bennett
Newgate
Donths
Castlereagh
Hirighton
Lord Milton
Brighton
London
Surmerland
Sussex
Wynne
Worthy Baronet
Sir William Curtis
Pitt
Lord Henry Petty
Henry Petty
Baring
Reder
Exchciter
Ainte
Tate
Dlis
Jord
Au Hen
Bart
Gils
Ineitos
Asea
Weif. Sia
Mr. Smith
Buonaparte
Mr. Pitt
Roze
Gent
Whitshed Keene
Hart Davis
Italin
Devonshire
Middlesex
Weatminster
Westainter
House Davideuk
Jong
Mared Lo
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