Parliament Debates Seafaring Inquiry Procedure And Select Committee
In a lengthy session MPs argue whether the East India inquiry should continue at the bar or move to a Select Committee upstairs. Proponents cite efficiency and public impact, while opponents warn against undermining long-standing parliamentary procedures. Debate touches on witnesses, holidays, and the balance between thorough examination and public business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceren Leose
East India
Businens
Lucia Investigal
Crea
Este
Meco
Bitanja
Barth
Galle
East India Company
Roth
Pany
Cnet
Bathurst
W&h
Mr. T
Fleur
Excise of Customs
Indias
Wigan
Fied
Lord Pot
Asia
Rr. C. Grant
Lord Castlgrsage
Canning
Han
Shis
Mey
Therney
G. Smivil
Lord Castlereagh
Lord Castlereagul
Monro
Stu Phagh -Stxtet
Anarrow
Gorton
North America
Liverpool
Brazil
Treasury
Ireland
Persey
Borougit
Tregony
Loth Clive
Thomas Grogan
Thora Grogan
Rose
Newgate
Ws. Wynne
Peele
Abercrombie
Shere
India
Ryder
Bakey
We Wyses
Wautareag
W. Frizcerarp
Anercrosbie
Skyder
Ollieu
Ciacz
C . Motes
W Wynne
Bayyfahursyt
Feyzgerald
W. Wynne
Mutustz Glaine
Castlereagh
Willsbread
Maynooth
Abercromegle
Sis
Whitbread
Dysaile
Wit Bread
Colonel Bay
Bernie Admiam
Mathew
Fle
Ostier
Stubinst
Fifzgerald
Manners
Ee Daventy
John
Fiezgerald
Kewport
Mares
Pritce