Lords and Lordsships Await Audience for Address
The Lords with white slaves were ordered to wait on the King to learn when his Majesty would receive the Address, and then their Lordships adjourned to the next day.
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 10, 1793
Page
2
Debate in the House on Bills and Public Finance
The Commons discussed the Bury Catal extension and several bills, with second readings, amendments, and divisions. A Vote of Credit was debated as Hobart chaired the committee on royal finances, amid calls for militia aid and concerns over harvest and canal labor impacts.
Scotch Appeal and Slave Trade Debate in Lords
The House of Lords adjourned after a long discussion on the Scotch Appeal and a heated debate on the Slave Trade. Ministers and peers attacked and defended abolition, with Wilberforce praised and motions postponed for five months. Other items included petitions by the Corporation, Grimsby election findings, and Stockbridge election hearings.
House of Commons April Debates on Bills and Vote of Credit
The House read and committed several bills including the Loan, Inclofuge, and Bread bills, with third readings for others. A petition against a Divorce Bill was referred to committee. A Vote of Credit for up to one and a half million for war expenses was agreed. Lord Fielding moved to raise volunteers to aid insurgents in Brittany. A Liverpool petition urged leave to inform the Crown of widespread credit distress causing potential creditor stoppages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bury Catal
Chalmer Navigation
Harptree Roads
Seaford
Lord Fielding
Brittany
Fracis
Dent
Scotland
Ireland
Powys
Speaker
Carthorne
Cowteray
Burke
Charles Morgan
Witliam Lennox
William Dolben
Powis
Saffours
Fox
Elko
Juffey
John Mrford S
Buxton
Wyndham
Francis
Starhope
Ciizen
House of Commons
Lord Grenville
Wilberforce
Commons
Lord Lauderdalle
Duke of Clarence
St. David's
Condorcet
France
Lord Hawke Cury
Lord Adanfeld
Lord Lauderdale
Lord Abingdon
S. Thornton
Great Grimsby
Lord Arden
Elec Eo
Pigott
Douglas
Bicester Inclusire
Barnesley Canal
Salford Road
Godmanchester
St. Neot’s Roads
Enstone
Stoke Lyne
Little Barford
Dunstone
Royal Family Levee and Council at Buckingham Palace
London April 11 minute by minute account of the royal procession from Windsor to Buckingham Palace Levee at St James s attended by ministers and a council lasting into the evening presentations to the King by nobles and officers inclusion of foreign envoys and the Duke of Clarence receiving command with 98 guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Buckingham- House
W. Bentinck
C. ‘Garvice
Duke of Portland
Earl of
Gearence
Also Mentioned on This Page
House. OF Commons
Rochdale
Hobart
Maesty
Stockbridge
Ora Billy
House OF Lords
Court of Session
Balfour
Abingdon
St. Domingo
Voltaire
Dr. Priestley
Earl Stanhope
Ramay
West Indies
Europe
Fregich
Lord
Steelbridge
Elliott
Burton
Nee
Huffy
Liverpool
London
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