Lords Debate on Ireland Revenue Propositions in June Session
In the Lords on June 7 Lord Stormont moved a humble address for Ireland revenue papers, while peers argued over proper access to accounts and who should procure data. Lord Loughborough urged royal orders to Dublin Excise for full details, and debates touched beer duties and potential prohibitions, ending with motions to read originals and hear manufacturers.
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