May 21 1825 Royal Assent and Lords Commons Proceedings
Lords confer Royal Assent to fifty five bills including Convicts Act and Dock improvements. Debates on Leith Docks Clyde Navigation and public abuses lead to votes, petitions, and the Breach of Privilege case against Robert Trench Pilkington.
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Charles Berry
Leicester
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Messrs. C. Fox and Co
Threadneediy-siest- Xloucestefire Society
Duke of Gloucester
K.G
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M.P
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British and Foreign Timber and Wood Association
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London
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Newhaven
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