Repeal of Laws Regulating Catholic Declarations and Habeas Corpus Debate
House proceedings show General Thornieon proposing to repeal declarations against transubstantiation while oaths of abjuration remain unchanged. Amendments on the Rats of Interest and coal trade duties follow as lawmakers consider the Importation of Corn and a new writ for Ludgershall. Debates cover Habeas Corpus suspension and related petitions, with Lord Lascelles and Mr. Brougham arguing over press misstatements.
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Government Office Auction of Navy Stores 1817
The Office of Ordnance announces a public auction for unserviceable stores at the Foregun Precinct on Thursday. The sale includes blocks powder horns tents tools and clothing with printed lot lists available from the Principal Storekeeper’s Office for applicants.
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Parliament Clears Bills as Lords Hear Messages and Passes Legislation
In session on Monday June 23 the Lords affirmed the lower court judgment in Bryne v Kidd and reversed in Retington v Redington. Messages from the Commons requested attendance of peers for Wales Justice Administration inquiry and committee report on traitorous practices. Several bills including Newfoundland Marriage, Colonial Punishments, Sugar Refining, Sale, Consolidated Funds, and Yeomanry Cavalry passed after third reading and the session adjourned.
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Court Debates Habeas Corpus Suspension Measures
Lord Castlereagh argues for the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act as a necessary emergency measure amid treason risks. He defends government actions, outlines treason plots from March to May, and defends use of informants and agents to prevent rebellion while denying improper motives.
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