Aliens Bill Debate and Third Reading Proceedings
The session finished the Aliens Bill debate with Speaker removal, committee amendments, and a third reading anticipated. Key figures like Sir Peter Burrell and Mr Fox argued over civil liberties and national safety amid internal and external dangers. The bill's transportation clauses and merchants’ exclusions were discussed, with reports to be received the next day.
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Desde
Chiair
Peter Burrel
Fox
Gilbert Eliot
Duke of Portland
Mr. Fox
Warihy
Matthew
Due Ridley
Peter’ Burrel
Marquis of
Turchfeld
Jié
Princij
Iria
Cme
Nic
Bargorer
Taft
Lilhead
Tomorow
sFatan
France
Exchequer
Mitford
Master of the Rolls
Botany Bay
Sheridan
Attaney
Mitforl
Hardirge
Lords Pass Three Bills and Adjourn on Jan 1 1793
The Asignats Bill, the Naval Stores Bill, and the Amended Debtors Bill were read a third time and passed by the House of Lords on Tuesday January 1 1793. With no further business, the Lords adjourned to Thursday next.
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Refe
Brampston
Rochdale
Ipswich Roads
Committee ‘of Supply and Ways and Means
House of Commons Session Adjourned With 29 Members
The House of Commons sat at four o'clock but the Speaker counted out the House and only 29 Members were present, leading to adjournment.
French Emigrants in England and Royal Turmoil
London readers hear reports on French émigrés in England, the Arrêx Bill’s impact, and reactions to Louis XVI’s fate. The piece notes emigration, Burglaries in London, a royal banquet, and a rich seam of coal near Edinburgh, plus local robberies and a contaminated fly-water poisoning incident.
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Esg
Palace
House of Commons
Maret
Neel
Rotordo
Chanvelin
Perigord
France
de la Faverre
Lamera
Bureau de Puzy
Prussia
Magdebourg
England
Bow-street
London
St. Catharine’s
Edinburgh
Royal audience and exile rumors from Paris letters
Private Paris letters describe tensions as the King faces a verdict due December 31. They claim plans by some Convention members to banish Louis XVI and his family, except the young prince kept as a hostage, with four deputies accompanying him to the frontier. The scene features the Duke of York and other nobles amid a climate of mistrust and political plotting in the National Assembly.
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Epwakp Hudgs
Haute i
Portland
Catholic “Church of
France
England
Louis XVI
Nationa
Robert Pierre
Afountain
Tey
Shelburne-House
Marquis de
Prince of Wales
Carlton House
Windsor
Lodge
Paris
Convention
Bourson
Hyalite
Oe Clar
Philippe Egalite
Prince de Saxe Cosoure
Youghal and Waterford discuss militia measures
The report notes a town meeting in Youghal Cork county and a Waterford gathering at the New Roots. Citizens consider Hobart's militia letter and deem arming an army expedient neither practical nor desired. Cork and Waterford counties oppose a militia, with other towns sharing caution about raising forces. A judge's warrant grants for printing a seditious Northern Star paper, and Belfast is alerted.
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Waterford
Hobart
Finch
Cork
The
Northern Star
Belfift
Bankrupts and Dividends Notice From London Gazette
Listing of bankrupt individuals including George Prettwédze and Thomas Qgfathers of Highars Deit Shire candigwick-pinners and others, with court dates and venues such as the Bull Higham and Standard-tavern Halfmoon-tord Manchester, plus dividend payments to several merchants, vintners, and tradesmen with dates in January and February, and a certificate to be granted by January 24 for William Couldery of Walthamstow.
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George Prettwédze
Thomas Qgfathers
Highars Deit Shire
Candigwick-Pinners
Furser Fan
Elfis
Basinghall-fteed
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