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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 08, 1796

Page

2

Debates on Barracks and Army Discipline in Parliament

A lengthy session discusses barracks as a tool to curb seditious influence on soldiers, with Windham, Fox, Pitt, and Sheridan arguing for and against barrack expences, governance over military housing, and the proper use of parliamentary control to avoid improper expenditures. The exchange touches duty to defend the constitution, historical precedents, and the risks of innovation.

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Levee at St James's Palace and Merchants Meeting

April 9 report from London on a royal levee at St James's Palace with officials named and detailed notes on appointments. It notes a merchants' meeting and concerns over funds and securities, highlighting high interest rates and the desire for money deployment.

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