Fragmented Debates Over Relief and Press Bills in Parliament
In a crowded session, MPs debate Scottish relief for the poor, Chelsea pensioners, and the future of press regulation. Lords discuss pensions and the Windham act, while Commons weighs the Newspaper Stamp Duties Bill and blasphemy libel measures amid calls for caution and constitutional rights.
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