Port of Portland 1820 Debates on Distress and Bribery
In May 1820, House of Lords and Commons discuss agricultural distress petitions from Dorsetshire Lancashire Hertford and elsewhere. Debates cover land tax accounts to 1819, Dublin and Ireland issues, discontent of dissenters under marriage acts, import trade shifts, and the Grampound borough disfranchisement due to extensive bribery.
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