Lords debate bill with praise for judge’s conduct
The Duke of Monrosé and Lord Merviree praised the bill and thanked Lord Cranczyor for his learning and judgment. Grenville proposed a clause to curb judges' discretion, but withdrew it. Stanhope suggested a change to require foremen to deliver verdicts as in England. The bill passed the committee and was reported. further consideration set for Friday.
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Duke of Monrosé
Lord Merviree
Lary Crancz
England
Militia Controversy in House Over Embodiment Post Peace
The House debated the continued embodiment of the militia nine months after a peace treaty with France. Speakers argued whether the militia can or should be kept up without ongoing danger, citing legal precedents, parliamentary acts, and the rights of privates, while ministers faced scrutiny over opinions from crown law officers and the balance of responsibility.
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House OF Commons
G. Beresford
Lancashire
Hiley Addington
Lord Lockhart
Beis
Lancaster
Tees
W. Donbas
Bexnert
Hottern
J. Snaw
J.shaw
Holtord
Corporation of London
Newgate
Shaw
Admiralty Droits, &c
Bennett
Duke of York
Prussia
Exchequer
Priny
Duke of
Erk
Treasury
ORDER_OF THE BATH
Gordon
Order of the Bath
S. Romilly
Europe
Ghent
Edward the Third
Migjesty
Crdwa
Oir
Charles I
John Finch
Chester
France
Bragge Bathurst
Mr. B
America
United States
Lord North
Crown
Amiens
Plete
Abercromby
Flanders
Tie
Ireland
England
Douglas
Ting
Dela
Minisen
Genleman
Leslie
Tad ‘Mansfield
Samuel
A. Pigott
We of Ministers
Minise