Debates on parliamentary motions include Herries retirement and extents
The House hears extended debates on public finance, Commissary Herries’s half pay retirement, and the civil list auditorship. Castlereagh defends ministers while opponents urge restraint, noting costs and accountability for military and civil offices.
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Ronet
Baronet
Air F. Burdett
Carliste
J.M. Sulton
F. Burdett
Manners Suiton
House of Commons
Broughands
Castlereagh
Tay
Roberts
Ile
Crom
Lefovre
Posse
Manners
Suuyon
Bulton
Lord Belington
Gill
Protpheroe
Bristol
Exchiequet
Ws Smicel
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Newcastle
Lockyart
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Bennet
Herries
Treasury
John Moore
Arthur Welleskey
Duke of Wellington
Gordon
W. Gordon
Commission of
Herrey
Verries
Commissariat
Commission of Military Inquiry
Videnée
War Office
Lear Hear
Cowt
asiMir
Bergman
Kennedy
GuNewian
Lor- Fes
Loh
Aed
Committee of Finance
Nis Vatpay
Luce Commissary- General
Gentlzm
Llerries
Exchequer
Perceval
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Btook Watson
Great Britain
Tu Department
Uerries
Cerceval
Lerries
Autius
Wer- Ties
Ordnance
Hercies
Russia
Europe
France
England
Luis
Pierries
Mr. Herries
Lie
Derries
Clerries
Sully
Willoughby Gordon
Sierney
Sir Willoughby Gordon
Mgr. Herries
Mr. Long
Bal
J. Kennedy
Beardman
Lord Chamberlain
Terney
Jewet
Lord Castlereagn
Starling
Treasury Arid
Watyy
Department of Service
Cir
Ancg
Hugh
Werries
Llergies
C. Grant
Ilies Herries
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James Kennedy
Merries
Bennett
Hermuda
Rosik- Son
Bioueramm
Bermuda
United States
West Indies
Newfoundland
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Smyt
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