Debates on Slave Trade and Debt Imprisonment in Commons
The House discussed petitions urging abolition of the Slave Trade and debated the practice and effects of imprisonment for debt. Mr Grey presented a report for perusal, noting intent to consider permanent debtor creditor regulations and denying any Money Bill aims. The Court of Chancery ledgered funds and clerk increases, prompting a bill to add three more Accountant General clerks and salaries for safer paper custody and office operations.
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Duke of Yorks Pension Bill Debate In Lords
In the Lords on Monday the Duke of Yorks Pension Bill is discussed with Lord Cathcart calling for a second reading, while ministers are prodded about attendance and the broader issue of public expenditure amid strong comments on royal establishment costs. The session also covers petitions, navigation and justice bills, and motions on coasting trade and slaves.
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