Jury Trial Debate in Scotland Moves to Committee
Lords debate extending English jury trial to Scotland. Lord Chancellor proposes second reading of the bill, while Lords Grenville Morot Anhope Lauderdale Melville Stantons oppose or seek amendment. Discussion covers legal theory, historical precedent, and potential impact on Scottish practice. Bill ordered to a committee with Tuesday date. Adjourned after petition on Corn Laws.
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House of Commons notes on laws and slave trade
Petitions from Elgin and other places seek changes to current laws. Tremayne introduces a bill to amend the act relating to pauper lunatics. Melstone election bill passes committee. Tank Loan bill read second time. Briars report on British wines and snuff read. Poor laws discussed. plans to alter the 13th and 14th Charles Ed for poor relief. Employment on board hulks questioned. government may address prison conditions. Bank Restriction Bill to be committed next Monday. Debate includes slave trade conduct and possible Government action. statements defend status quo with reports of health and confinement conditions on hulks.
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