Historical Proceedings in the Lords and Commons
The House of Lords hears part of Knox v Nesbitt as the Mary le Bone Churches Erection Bill advances. Commons messages relay several Bills on Irish fees, road, enclosure, and court business. Debates touch Catholic concessions and county courts. adjournment set for tomorrow.
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House OF Lords
Wepsisway
Marcy
Knox
LaNsborn
Dursley
Gloucestershire
Petitions on Malt Duties and Vestry Bill debated in Commons
House members presented petitions from landowners of Nairn Strathmore and Lower Canada calling for duty changes and protection of timber duties. A Newington Select Vestry Bill faced recommittment amid standing order protests, with a select committee to study notices on church doors and parish rate increases. Additional petitions sought Dublin office compensation amid Irish Courts reform debates.
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Cummin
Nairn
Lambton
Sunderland
Queen's County
Hutchinson
A. Ramsay
Strathmore
Wymys J
Armers
Fife
Marryat
Lower Canada
Mc.c. Calvert
London Bridge
The
Temple
Newington Select Vestry
H. Sumner
S. Whifbread
Surrey
Jie
Denison
C. Calvert
Newington
Ellis
J. Newport
Wynne
W. DE Crespigny
Alice Die
S. Wortlieey
Pry
H.sumner
Dublin
Ireland
M. A. Taylor
Commissioners of Inquiry
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Lords Debates on Loyalists and Malt Tax Proposals
Parliament debated American Loyalist claims seeking compensation despite time elapsed and varied rulings. The Chancellor resisted wider payout but indicated consideration. Separately, Western urged repealing the malt tax arguing it burdens farmers, reduces consumption, and diverts revenue. speakers cited historical duties and effects on agriculture and smuggling.
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Western
Clouse
England
Ireland
Great Britain
Scotland
Compromise on Loyalist Claims in Early Treaty Debates
Debates recount how British creditors and Loyalists faced unequal treatment despite the 1794 treaty aims. Anglophone claims sought full indemnity, yet many Americans barred or limited, leading to a 1809 settlement of 600000 pounds divided between Loyalists and merchants. Speakers stress justice, liberality, and distinguishing American loyalists from merchants.
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Macdonald
Wilberforce
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Dungs
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W. Smith
Hethen
Wilberfor
Oda
Moyer
Phillimore
Lockhart
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