Marriage of Princess Charlotte to be debated in Lords
Imperial Parliament notes that Earl of Liverpool plans to bring down a royal message on the marriage of Princess Charlotte of Wales. The Lords reject Bute's petition for not meeting procedural rules and adjourn for the day.
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Admiralty Office
Royal Navy
Is Majesty's Victualling-Yard
Deptford
Victualling-Office
His Majesty's Navy
His Majesty's Victualling Yard
Alends
House OF Lords
Weprespay
Charrotte
Wales
Earl of Liverpool
Charlotte of Wales
Cape of Good Hope
Earl of
Carnarvon
East
County of York
House of Commons notices on Irish polls and election purity
Mr Brown moved to-morrow for leave to bring in a bill to limit poll durations in Ireland. Mr Swan moved to-morrow for a bill to reserve election purity at elections. The Abolition Bill report was laid, amendments agreed to, and the bill to be read a second time on Friday. The house adjourned after a motion on the American convention.
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D. Brown
Ireland
Swan
Elstone
Hornton
Htobinson
Inka
America
Fe Repson
Property Tax Controversy Reflects Agricultural Strain and War Costs
Debates on the Property Tax reveal farmers' distress in Suffolk and across England, with Gooch arguing for limited reform and preservation of national honor, while Bar ing notes ongoing tax burdens and the need to balance wartime finances. petitioners from Montgomery Barton-upon-Humber Arbroath Aberdeen Broadway urge relief.
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United States
Calcrafy
G. Warrender
Messrs
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Rosinson
Caterart
PA MersTon
C. Monck
Greenguich-Hospital
Ir. Croker
Montgomery
Mr.Wynne
Barton-upon-Humber
Lincolnshire
Arbroath
Aberdeen
Mr. Barton
Broadway
Gloucestershire
Sir W. Guise
Gooch
Suffolk
Tie
J. Cox Hippisley
Baring
Robnd
Debates on Property Tax and Parliamentary Absences
The House discussed petitions against the Property Tax, the failure to sign a Southampton petition, and a theft misattributed to paupers. Members debated defaulters calls, absences of Crickett and others, and planned scrutiny of salaries and war department arrangements.
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