Public Debates on Naval Reform and Treason in the Lords
The House of Lords discussed the Earls Camden and Maitland bills, praising naval reforms and debating the Crown's right to rewards for the Camden estate. Lord Castlereagh and others argued for reprinting and recommitting the bill to consider amendments, while Mr Marryatt pressed foreign policy concerns and Trinidad governance under Oliver.
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Menai Bridge Bill moves after Commons message
The Menai Bridge Bill was read a first time in the House of Lords. The Clergy Ordination Bill and the Irish Fever Hospitals Bill were read the third time and passed. The Marquis of Camden's Tellership of the Exchequer Bill went through a Committee and was reported. Adjourned till Monday.
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THE
Commons
Menai Bridge
Marquis of Camden
Irish Court of Chancery petition and London tax debate
Friday in the Commons a petition from the Masters in Chancery and Mr Prendergast seeking compensation if the Chancery Bill passes was laid on the table. A City of London petition against 3,000,000 in extra taxes was printed after debate. A new duty on tobacco was confirmed for current stock, and a lottery funded moiety bill was set for a second reading next Monday. The Irish Clerk of the Peace Bill faced objections claiming £10,000 yearly savings, with further remarks on patronage and the office’s purpose.
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