Parliamentary Fremblings Rise in Debates Over Suspension Bill
In a heated session, speakers argued for and against the Suspension Bill amid concerns over Habeas Corpus and government power. The debate touched on revolutions, spies, and distrust of Parliament as ministers face calls to curb reform and maintain public order. The House adjourned after routine orders and committee actions.
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London Lords Debate Retrenchment Pensions and Habeas Corpus
Lord Grosvenor presented a petition from London officials seeking retrenchment and reform while opposing broad charges. Debates covered the Habeas Corpus suspensions, pensions and voluntary contributions, naming Marlborough, Nelson, St Vincent and others. Lords urged fairness, discussed public duty, and adjourned after the committee stage.
MOUSE OF COMMONS FIUDAY PETITIONS AND BILLS REPORTS
Petitions for reform were presented as the Navy Reduction Bills were reported and agreed to. Details include petitions from the Livery of Fopdon against suspension of Habeas Corpus, Liverpool interests seeking relief, and Wiltshire and Surrey parish petitions on Poor Laws and relief. The Army and Navy Reduction Bill faced opposition. the report was received and ordered to lie on the table. A suspension matter related to United Irishmen had been discussed with testimonies and inquiries continuing.
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Debates Over Habeas Corpus Bill and Parliamentary Reform
In a heated session, speakers argued over suspending Habeas Corpus amid fears of government overreach and public disorder. Supports claimed the measure necessary for state security, while opponents warned it empowered detentions and threatened liberty. The bill passed after divisions, with amendments on visiting rights and timelines.
Minority against third reading of Wakwers Corpub suspension bill
A long list of peers and politicians who voted against the third reading is read aloud, including Abercromby Gordon Pelham Abin and many prominent names. A formal notice from Dublin Castle follows, detailing upcoming social events and dress expectations for a March drawing room, ball, and St Patrick’s Church celebration with specific attire notes from the Lord Lieutenant and Duchess of Durrett.
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Dublin Chronicle on grain riots sparks dangerous doctrine
A fragment from a Dublin era commentary decries violent grain protests driven by grain prices. It attacks The Dublin Chronicle for defending rioters and warns against empowering agitators while contrasting with cautious government restraint. The piece notes arrests rising and labels rioters as dangerous.
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