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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 18, 1792

Page

2

Parliamentary Intelligence in Lords Proceedings

In the House of Lords on Wednesday April 48 Heard counsel on the Scotch case Jamieson and ordered the matter returned to the Court of Sessions for reconsideration. A number of bills were read a second time and several road and atial bills were brought up from the summons. The house adjourned for the next day.

House of Lords Eounsel Jamiesin Court of Sessions Newfoundland Consolidated Fund Land Tax Commissioners

Debated Scottish Royal Burghs Governance Inquiry

In the House of Commons on April 18 the discussion centered on the Royal Burghs of Scotland. Sheridan urged a Committee of Inquiry into misgovernment and exactions, arguing remedies require scrutiny and reform, while Dundas defended current law and warned against hasty reform. the debate touched constitutional reforms and the French Revolution as context.

England Scotland Sheridan Dundas East’ India France National Assembly of Great Britain Spain Sotland Cot- Yand Royal-Ba Eetus Whiich Parliament Berty Burke Pheres Ord. Advocate Anstruther Court of Session Kingdom of Carling Sestland

Fragmentary court note hints at next Thursday session

A fragmented OCR item references counsel, a Lord, and a scheduledThursday session. Details are unclear, but the note implies a planned legal proceeding and a convocation or journed event for the following week.

Committee to Try Election Time Paraphrased

Fragmentary text shows a note about a committee attempting an election at four o'clock with a sense of urgency or formal timing. The readable pieces reference a meeting or decision process and a scheduled hour, but lack full context or complete names.

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Parliamentary Intelligence House OF ‘Commons Aberdeen, &c Alexander Callander Royal Burghs Royal Scottish Royal Burghs of A. Sone Bia Edinburgh Lothind
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