Debates Over Legislative Union in Irish House of Commons
Friday Feb 14 the Irish House of Commons debated a move toward a Legislative Union. Ponsonby urged adjournment twice as majorities opposed the plan. After discussions the Speaker left the chair for the day and the question was deferred until Monday with assurances no opposition to the chair’s departure.
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House OF Commons
Fes
Vico Ter
Moreker
Ponsonby
Bread Prohibition Bill Passes in Lords Amid Corn Scarcity Debate
In the House of Lords on Feb 19, the Bread Prohibition Bill was read and passed after debate. Lords discussed impact on the poor, rapid implementation, and potential measures like stopping corn distilleries while Wilberforce urged an early bounty for potatoes. Habeas Corpus suspension also occupied the session, with ministers defending the measure against critics who warned of eroding liberty.
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House OF Lords
Wizonerspay
Merchant Taylors’ School
Trinity Hall
Cambridge
Archbishop of Canterbury
Earl of Leicester
Lord Hawkefbury
Earl of Liverpool
Commons
Vansittart
Lord Hackesbury
Royal Exchange
England
Joliffe
Arthur Young
Hauhegury
Iwilberforce
Wilberforce
Burton
Lord Sheffield
Burdon
Northern Counties
Baltic
Lord Shofield
Escourt
Shaw Lefevre
Pitt
S Tate
Lords
C. Habeas Corpus
Committee of Secrecy
Henry Lascelles
Stokhouse
Ile
Sturges
France
Shen
William
Anne
George
Lord Somers
Lord Hardwicke
Francis Burdett
Martin
Lord Belgrave
G. 2
Turner
Sheridan
Heighid
Irih
House of Commons
Col. Despard
Manchester
Canning
IV. Afiner
Barker
Loan Deputation Talks Seventeen Million Sterling Need
London February 20. A delegation from the twenty-one bankers met the Chancellor of the Exchequer at noon to discuss the forthcoming loan. Mr Pitt stated that services for the year would require seventeen and a half to eighteen and a half million sterling, with a specific total to be announced later.
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Ireland
Part
Pirr
Parr
Boars
Birr
Rosants and Co
Gorpship
LaLommons
Warn
Mark Serort
Stock-Exchange. Co Ec
Levee at St James Palace and East India House events
Yesterday at noon the Kine held a Levee at St James Palace with numerous dignitaries including Le Comte de Viomeni Ruffian envoy Joan Herarine Norwich mayor and Duke of Portland. A Privy Council followed a directors court at East India House sent officers to Madras China and updated maritime approvals.
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le Comte de
East India House
Brussiick
Marquis Wellesley
Ceres
Earl St. Vincent
Lady Burgess
Lord Nelon
Madras
China
Normantel Sprys
Neptune
Russia
Vienna
House of Austria
Ferrand Wanpincton
Canterbury
King’s Bench
Lown
Thomas Bowen
Henry Bupp
Toomas Whiphan
Grinplay
Epward Cannon
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Athwell
Johson
Macdonal
London
Comte Zenoxino
Horne Tooke
Venice
Lisbon
Comte
St. James’s Street
Bow-street