Edinburgh Reform Petition Fails in Commons Debate
In the House of Commons debate on Edinburgh representation a petition for broader city voting rights was rejected 99 to 78 after opposition argued the franchise should stay with existing city councils. Across other orders, Ordnance Estimates were debated with calls for reductions and structural reforms, including clerical cuts, Tower and Pall Mall establishments, and Ireland’s spend. The Usury Laws repeal faced lengthy discussion with ministers and merchants split. the motion to proceed was defeated 48 to 32, and debate adjourned for Monday.
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England
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East India House Proposes Repeal of College Residency Clause
An adjourned General Court of East India Stock proprietors at East India House Leadenhall Street resumes debate on petitioning Parliament to repeal the compulsory four-term residence clause at Haylebury College for writers going to India. Witnesses discuss college integrity, education aims, and potential policy changes while reporters face procedural questions and delays.
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London
Leattenhall-street
India
Haylebury College
Rior
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Hey
Saul
Mooney Rose
Haylebury
Webb
Traut
Oxford
Cambridge
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Lord Grenville
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