Debates on Estimates and Public Expenditure 1821
House debated supply, public works, slave trade costs, and colonial allowances. Allocations included 40,000 for public works, 70,000 for Portugal slave claims, 25,000 for foreign services, 100,000 for New South Wales, and various colonial civil establishments. Members pressed for accounting detail, reform of printing costs, and questioned officer salaries and Treasury expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume
Brazils
Linen Board of
Ireland
C. Grant
Leeds
Hunslet
Warre
Gresrert
Purities
A. Hasitrow
Hart
Sorwen
M‘adam
Exchequer
Treasury
Curwen
Duke of Clarence
M.adam
Marquis of Londonderry
M’adam
Baring
Grenfell
Committee of Supply
General Desfourneaux
Irving
Calcraft
Ansauxhor
Lord Chamberlain
Portugal
Hume Rose
Arbuthnot
Bernal
Marquis of
Londonderry
Spain
Netherlands
France
America
Cuba
Havannah
Surinam
George Collier
Sierra Leone
Oeseach
Cockburn
West Indies
Rl Janeiro
I. Coffin
G. Collier
Smyth
Cambridge
England
San Salvador
Ntyrmidon
Brazil
Uchester
Dr. Lushington
Elis
Marquis of London
Derry
F. Buxton
Ingland
G. Cockburn
Africa
Court of Exchequer
J. Newport
Constitutional Society
Law Officers
Crown
ArsutHyor
Litchfield
Excise and Customs
House of Lords and Commons
New South Wales
Jir Newport
Baronet
Mr. Perceval
Ciy
Secretaries of State
Privy Council
Qmr
Harrison
Gool “Sc
Home Office
Foreign Office
R. Ward
Ward
Colonial Department
Board of Trade
the Treasury
Mc Harrison
Pitt
Lord Grenville
Perceval
Treasury Department
Department
Isaac Coffin
E. Knatchbull
Lord Milton
Department of the Home Secretary
Home Secretary
Mr. Pole
W. Pole
K. C. Grant
W. Shepherd
Semcee
Bow-street
Thames
African Company
Sistra Leone
Goulburn
Newfoundland
Prince Edward's Island
Agnetica
New Brunswick
Novacotia
Upper Canada
Demerara
Bahama Islands
Westminster
St. Mary-le-bone
Charing-cross
F .Ee
Cape of Good Ope
Highlands
Scotland
Isle of Sky
Yorkshire
Lord Mitton
Bank OF Ireland
Sir J. Newport
Bright
Wovis
Lushington
Sykes
T. Wilson
C. Fores
Memsen
Liu
Asi