Parliament debate covers wages act and naval papers
The House discussed the Artificers Wages Bill second reading and debated repeal of old wage statutes. Earl Stanhope sought papers on naval sailing experiments and the Downs order, while Earl Melville objected to production. The Curates Bill faced further amendments and the Commons sent Drummond as an East India witness.
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Earl Stanhope
Darnley
Melville
Roger Curtis
Captain Lloyd
Admiralty
Earl Starhope
Order of the
Admiralty ‘Board
Downs
O . Tard Melv
Earl Scanhope
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Lushe
Commons
Drummond
Ludis
Bankrupt Laws and sinecure reform debate in parliament
Mr. Lockhart urges bankruptcy law overhaul to curb abuse and protect honest traders, arguing for stronger examination of bankrupts' conduct and new safeguards. He critiques the current system as open to fraud and injustice, while urging careful reforms. The discussion follows earlier sinecure and payoffice debates and references to existing committees and bills.
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Creevey
Charis Somerset
Long
Lort
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Mr. Su
Burke
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Mr. L
Charles Somerset
Chelsea Hospital
Sue
Lords
House of Commons
Huskinson
Creevry
Lockharel Rose
Blackstone
Mr. Lockhart
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