Debates on Finance Committee Plans in Parliament
The House debated debt, taxation, and revenue projections with figures for sinking funds and potential loans. Ministers defended revenue, while opposition argued costs and future burdens as a finance committee was appointed to review public funds and bank balances.
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Harrow
Artinenia
Connrey
Inet
Ellaide
Protheroe
Hia
Hart David
Mord Castlereagh
H. Banks
Bord Bieniog
Richt
A. Peel
B. Wilbraham
Hart. Duvin
Genege Clerk
Righe
W.hekison
Me. P. Lewis
G. Hill
Remain
N. Palyatt
D. Gilbert
Lyttleton
Gooch
Caberat
JH. Smyte
Lord Cleve
Afr. Holford
Cart- Wright
Qrenebus
Dbix
Gear
Picavia
Westnesday
Motion on grants in reversion withdrawn in Lords
The House of Lords reviewed papers on the Surrender of Java and cession of Hunea with a Treaty copy to be printed. Karl Grosvenor sought motions for a public return of reversion grants, but withdrew after debates with Lord Liverpool and the Lord Chancellor, adjourned without resolution.
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House OF Lords
Clark
Parlin
Inest
Revolver
Frea
Exchequer
Ireland
Seathand
Earl Grosvenor
Earl of Liverpool
Private Bills and Petitions Dominated Commons Session
House of Commons on Tuesday debated Private Bills and petitions for longer. Lord Castlereagh postponed his motion to review the Treaties until Monday to present additional papers on the Slave Trade. He sought postponement of Windsor establishment reports to allow earlier discussion next week. A further motion was moved to Thursday night. An Irish figure titled Abbot? Barristers counted.
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House OF Commons
Lord Castlereagh
Windsor
Ireland
Wilberforce
Society of Frienda
Haar
Peprong
Cleer
Howard
Buller
Pitt
Tobvefron
Great Britain
J. Mavintosh
Bourne
Hicar
Ife
Geal
Brongham
Hou
Irish Grand Juries and Usury Laws Debated in Parliament
Debates in the House discuss the reform of Grand Jury laws in Ireland, petitioned by Londonderry magistrates over county rate burdens and eligibility rules. Speakers defend the principle of reform, cite county gains from the new system, and oppose a return to the old practice amid petitions and potential committee inquiries. Separately, a bill to repeal Usury Laws is urged, arguing against prohibitive rates and the need to align with modern economic realities.
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Dawson
Londonderry
Londosderry
Vesey Piagebald
W. Fitegerald
J. Stewart
Hart
Ireland
Vesey Fitzgerald
Daweon
Mr. Dawson
Honard
Govarnical
Iit
Hose
Euryse
Gent
John Newport
Peel
Henry Parnell
Fitzgerald
Queen's County
Queen’s County
Hon. Bart
Bir Ghorgenity
Londonterry
Cebl
Geuthhuenstie
England
Nnstead
Sasize
J. Newport
Tuman
Wyndham
Robert Wilson
Windbaw
Sergeant Onslow
Enron
America
Virginia
United States’ of America
Avblind
Mantla
Henry
Elizabeth
Anne
Aler
Court of Chancery
Hume
Murney
Andy
Abolition of Trial by Battle Debate In Parliament
The Attorney General moved to abolish trial by battle, noting long delay and moral concerns. Lords Castlereagh and committees debated the principle, urging mature consideration before enacting clauses and proposing appointing committees to study remedies and maintain order while reform advances.
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Castlereagh
Sapiateas Otis Sbi
Sipiga
Duke of York Takes Oath and Sits in Parliament
Fragmentary report notes the Duke of York taking the oath and taking his seat. The Lord Chancellor extended a bar hour on Caume Uayy as various legal figures and the Irish Appeal were discussed. A Westmaier Hastings Bill underwent a third reading and a verbal amendment by Viscount Sidmouth led to the bill passing and ordered for the Commons. The session adjourned.
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House OF Lords
Duke of York
Coutts
Viscount Sidmouth
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Paniel
United Parliament For
Thomas Hourchier
Great Bellaio
Bennet
Musselurgh
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Systen
Scotland
Dudley
Alderman Wood
New South Wales
John Stewart
Strabane
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