Forgery Punishment Bill Debate Returns To Session
Debates on the Forgery Punishment Mitigation Bill continue with Sir J Mackintosh outlining proposed changes and exceptions while petitions on crime penalties and related issues are laid before the House. Lords discuss Poor Laws and tax measures as petitions from Manchester and Bristol are presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elf
Mills
Dearse
Mme
Allice
J. Mackintosh
Dent
Wilson
London
House
Privy Council
Secretary of the Treasury
Losnincrox
H. Davis
Corrry
Bristol
Bank of England
Lord. Walpole
Lyon
Lennard
Ipswich
Lord A. Hamilton
University of Glasgow
City of Glasgow
Maxwerth
W. de Cresreny
J. Surra
W. Surra
Black Burne
Leypayers
Manchester
Hume
Lushington
Blackburne
Bernal
Mallinson
Admiralty
Warre
W. Smith
J. Coffin
Deal
Goodwin Sands
Barry
Davies
Scotch Revenue
Board of ‘Taxes
Scotland
Lushington Rose
Lord Stanley
Bolton
Alderman C. Smith
Mr. Denman
Elon
Debate on Mitigation of Punishment for Forgery and Bill Exceptions
Parliament weighs reducing penalties for forgery while debating exceptions for Bank of England notes country bank notes wills and private securities. Lords and gentlemen argue deterrence versus mercy, urging practical safeguards and possible alternatives to transportation.
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Hume
Damely
Ionian Islands
Marquis of
Londonderry
Hum
Marquis of Londonderry
Buxton
Edward J
Nantz
Louis Kiv
France
Louis
Bank of England
London
Westminster
Barnet
Kinnaird
Birmingham
Bank of
Biland
Shrewsbury
Dellman
Dent
Wilmot
Marryat
Cripps
Marmaera
J. Smith
J. Pearse
Becaus
Mills
Lockhart
Baring
Europe
Holland
EH. Davis
T. Wilson
Hetlan
Harbord
Ded
R. Martin
Gentlemani
Coort
Martin
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R. Wilson
Goulburn
Farrow
County of
Lancaster
Adams
Warwick
England