Sinecures and public economy debate rages in Lords
In a heated Lords session, speakers defend retrenchment and warn of Crown influence. Proposals to abolish sinecures and curb perks clash with defence of ministers and fiscal relief, amid notes on Habeas Corpus suspension and public credit.
House of Commons motions and petitions amid reform debate
General Thornton postpones his defalcation in the assessed taxes motion due to residents abroad. Dickensson plans a bill to regulate clerk fees at quarter sessions. Mappocks added to police committee. A return on taxable articles with no notice of discontinuance in Ireland is laid on the table. Indemnity Bill readied for third time. A petition from York Lunatic Asylum governors seeks exemption from Madhouse regulation. debate on petition validity follows. Kent reform petition debated. county vs individual petition status discussed.
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