Debate on Reporters Breach of Privilege in Parliament
Debaters discuss a reporter’s claim of a smile on Ministerial benches during a speech and the ensuing accusations of a breach of privilege. MPs consider punishment options, with emphasis on Newgate or the Sergeant at Arms custody, referencing prior cases and stressing accountability for reporters.
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Mear
Brand
Wexn
Mrade
Newgate
Gurney
Nume
Boooowam
Tvo
J. Mackintosh
Ferdinand
Honr
Barnes
Sam ¥ Tts
Wynn
Krowgate
J. Maotwrogsn
W. Sara
Wyon
Williams
Mender
Aberdeen
Hume
Gant
Bensuwr
Arne
Mie
P. Finnerly
Wimnes
Jr. Wynn
The
New Times
An Bon
James Mackintosh
James
Bonaparte
House of Commons
East Indies
Croker
J. Mackinight
Lord Castlereagh
Parliament debates Parga cession and privilege breaches
The House discusses the Parga cession with naval logist ics and treaty questions. MPs condemn conduct by a reporter and a London newspaper for alleged breaches of privilege while considering adjournment pending further inquiry.
Lords Debate Wapnesway June 16 on Witness Protection Bill
The House of Lords read first the Witnesses protection bill tied to Barnstaple election and a bill for modernising witness protection. The Cotton Factories Bill faced debate on hours limits with discussions to revert the measure to 12 hours under safeguards. The bill was ordered to be re-committed Friday as the chamber adjourned.
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Marquis of Lansoowwy
Barnstaple
Juliana
Earl of Liverpool
Cotton
Earl of Lauderdale
Banishment Bill Passes in House of Commons Review
In Wednesday proceedings June 16 the Scotch Banishment bill advanced to third reading and passed. Mr G Lanoton presented the Camelford Election report declaring John Stewart and his colleague not duly elected and the Camelford borough election void. The committee held Stewart incapable under the 49th King statute. The committee resolution named several members as corrupt in the recent inquiry.
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House OF Commons
G. Lanoton
Camelford
Thea Committee
John Stewart
Fils
Debates On Bank Loans And Exchange Rates In Parliament
The session saw motions on regulating Bank advances to government and suspending a loan allowance. Mr Garnfell urged a clause to bar extra bonuses for the Bank, while the Bank Advance Bill was introduced with safeguards requiring a specific Act for advances. Sir H Paxnell proposed a bill to equalize England Ireland exchange rates and unify currency, urging progress toward assimilating values despite opposition from the Chancellor. Additional items included Ireland mail coach contracts and a privilege petition over press coverage, with parliamentary caution about extended inquiries this late in the session.
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Garnfell
Chancerson
Pees
Paria
Treasury
Grenfall
Bank of England
J. Me
Ricanno
England
Ireland
H. Paxnell Rose
Leave
Scotteat
Scotland
Icp
Irelanet
Bart
Baronet
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Exchequer
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W. Hlbourne
Osers
W. M. Smith
the Times
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F. Bvanert
Sachia
Buase
Casio Y
Castheasaan
Luswincronw
Snon
Soapeton
Hurcutxson
BriadintiVers
Ise
Propriety and Penitence in Parliament Debate Altars Reform
The House reports on a member apologizing for scurrility at the Bar. Lord Binning and others recount exchanges with Aberdeen and a Speaker reprimand. A Protestant marriage ceremony debate leads to leave for a bill altering marriage services for Protestant Dissenters. Discussions continue on Acts in desuetude, foreign enlistment, insolvent debtors, Irish distillery laws, and related provisions with amendments and third readings scheduled.
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Binntné
Aberdeen
Lord B
Mitleton
Lord Binning
W. Smits
W. Smuth
Blackstone
Scotland
Boswaut
J P. Grant
Grant
Lord Althorp
Lord Argtonr
Alderman Woon
Souierton-Genznat
Caoxen
Treasury
Alderman Woup
Cuoxen
Ireland
Leste Fearen
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