Alien Bill debate probes war and peace in Britain
A lengthy Lords defense recounts the 1792 origin of the Alien Bill, its wartime continuations, and the 1824 renewal. Proponents argue the measure preserves national peace and checks conspiracies, while opponents deem it unnecessary and potentially dangerous to liberty, urging a permanent, limited approach and warning of foreign entanglements.
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Alien Bill Debated in Lords and Commons Transfers
In Parliament on May 11, petitions and bills dominated the agenda. Darnley urged printing Irish papers, while the Transfer of Dividends and Flint Glass Excise bills advanced. The Scotch Courts reform, Newfoundland justice administration, and linen import bounties drew attention as Lords considered reports and amendments.
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