Suspension of Habeas Corpus Debate Over Distress and Security
Parliament debates the need to suspend Habeas Corpus amid civil distress. Ministers defend measures to curb rioters and spies, while opponents warn of tyranny, urging inquiry and caution before granting extraordinary powers to the Crown.
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Mr. Bennet
Thomas Evans
Horsemower
Privy Council
Thistlewood
Meaddington
Watson
W. Smith
Lord Hardwick
Mr. Smith
Barham
Ip Irons
Hiley
Peter Moore
Ireland
Lord Flardwicke
Trevor
Alieas Jorpus
M‘donald
H. Addington
Bennett
Uder
Folkestone
Reading
Bathurst
Newite
Cdss
Ile
Mrougham
D.sethite
Stawac
Westinkistes
Westminster
Lancashire
Hear
Ponsonby
House Q
Td Castlereagh
Lord Bolkestone
Hurst
Lord Castlereagie
Sit
Burrough
Lord Ossulston
Berwick upon‘Tweed
Mead
London
Oliver and Co
Richard the Second
Thames
Birmingham
Clarke
Oliver
Mithell
Dewsbury
Francis Lurdett
Manchester
Leeds
Wakefield
Derby
Lord Sidmouth
England
Dickinson
Commons
Mr. B
Cribes
Sir William, Wyndhams, &c
Hom
Lord Fitzwilliam
Cassel
C. Grant
Mr.g
Bennét
Cataline
Huth
Wear
Europe
France
Friends of Order
Flo
Warre
Scotland
Fle
Protherge
Lee
Ir. P
Castlereagh
Hart Davis
Bristol
Lerze
Bankes
Sun
Lord Bolingbroke
Algiers
Phillimore
Lou
Gentleaia
Mr. Ponsonby
Richard
James the Second
Lord Carendoin
Lord Vaukland
Lord Nugent
Bownd
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Gutbec Seer
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Leosen
Cawthorns
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