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Courier

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 12, 1821

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House of Commons Debates on Militia Pay Bill Privilege

The Speaker opened at four, with Lushington moving the Militia Pay Bill into Committee and reporting to Monday. Althorpe warned delay on the County Courts Bill, and that report would be revisited next session. East India Prize Money and Bankrupt Laws amendments moved, with second readings set for Monday. The Irish Insolvency Courts measure progressed. Warwick election report upheld the sitting member, with no frivolous petition. Bennet pressed Usury Laws amendment seeing Monday debate. Dundas introduced employment for the poor act. The breach of privilege debate on John Bull libel resumed, Scarlett defending press toleration but urging protection of privileges. Parliament pressed for the printer's accountability while restraining personal attacks.

House OF Commons Lushington House Lord Althorpe J. Smith Lords Warwick Onslow C. Dundas Bennet Join Bull Attogney Henry Fox Cooper William Shackell Thomas Arrowsmith Robert Thomas Weaver Mr. Scarlett Trugh Flaar Great Council of Scarlett Ing

Lords Pass Several Public Bills at Dublin Session

In a London session on March 21 the Lords read a first time clause list including the Enterporation Bill, Steam Engine Smoke Bill, Police Bill, Westminster Improvement Bill, Conway Bridge Bill, and Mile End Gas-light Bill. Sir Howry Pashiett presented a message noting Commons amendments on the Plyhead Road Bill. The Privileges committee reported John, Earl Portarlington, had validly voted in the Irish Representative election. The South London Gaslight and Coke Bill went to a second reading and the house adjourned until Monday.

Germain Cammé Rhae -Tha ‘Commons Dublin Westminster Tha. Conway Bridge Howry Pasxett Commons Plyhead Road Bath Earl of Shaftesbury Committee of Privileges John Earl of

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