Barracks and army policy spark heated debate in Parliament
The debate traverses barracks as a tool to curb French influence, crown power over officers vs lawyers, standing armies, and the peril of military influence on civil liberties. Irish Parliament moves a Catholic relief bill amid reform talks, with strong views on franchise and gradual change.
Parliamentary Reform Debate on Electoral Rolls
On Tuesday February 19 the House debated Forbes motion to compel Clerks of the Peace and other officers to present borough electors and qualifications lists or attend with corporate books. Supporters said essential for reform. opponents called it impractical and risked discontent. The discussion, extended and partisan, featured figures such as Langrishe Conolly Browne Hutchinson Grattan and Boyle Roche among others.
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Forbes
Hercules Langrishe
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Conolly
Browne
Duquery
Col. Hutchinson
Stuart
Francis Hutchinson
Grattan
Boyle Roche
Denis Browne
Barrarton
Stanley
Alexander
B. Coffingham
Buthe
Parliamentary Reform Debate Ends With Adjournment
In a late session the House divided on the reform question with 48 for and 137 against, yielding a majority of nine. The committee was postponed to Tuesday for further consideration, prompting a broad debate led by Ponsonby Corry and others who had not spoken earlier. The tenth division passed without a formal vote and the House adjourned to the next day.
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Lord Kingforeuy
Grattan
England
Ireland
King
Ulster Convention
Reéart
Trinity College
Dublin
His Majesty
His Majesty’s Law Courts
Mejor Hobart
Lawrence Parris Rose
House of Commons
Ogle
Duignan
Maxwell
Sheridan
Brown
Befart
Cufe
Major Doyle
H. Langrifbe
Hobart
Committee On Parliamentary Reform
Bankrupt notices and appointments from the London Gazette
The London Gazette lists sheriff appointments for 1793 Essex Staines Chamberlayne Hatfield Bread Oak Oxfordshire John Caillane Aiton and details bankruptcy enlargements supersessions and multiple bankrupts with surrender dates and venues at Guildhall Old Dock Bush tavern and other locations including Samuel Darling Adam Ragg and Edward Power plus divers creditors attorneys and certificates to be granted by March 16 1793.
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ST. Jamess
Essex
Staines Chamberlayne
Hatfield Bread Oak
Oxfordshire
John Caillane
Aiton
Great Britain
Wiliam Morris
Swansea
Glamorganshire
Mercer
Bush-tavern
Corn-street
Bristol
Thomas Watson
Woodbridge-{treet
Clerkenwell
Distiller
Samuel Darling
Bowting-theet
Dean’s-yard
Westminster
Grocer
Guildhall
Maddock
Carey-street
Adam Ragg
Cross-street
Hallow-garden
Rufen
Crown-court
Aldersgate-tireet
Ree Edward Power
Castle-tire
Guildhal
Attornés
Welch
Rutherford
Mangnall
Aldersgate-street
John Bainbridge
Brific
Vnen-Draper
Briftol
Attoraney
Mr. Bigg
Chancery-lene
Isaac Bolton
Sharples
Lancashire
Hope and Anchor-inn
Boulton ‘le Moors
Parker and Hawksworth Chancery Land
Alexander Hendy
Upper Gower-street
Bedford-square
Inge
Golden-square
Joseph Leigh
Cheshire
Spencer’s Tavern
Market-place
Manchester
Kaye
Levee at St James and Royal Orders From London
Yesterday noon the Levee at St James's was followed by a Council and Buckingham return at five. The Krye presentations included the Earl of Casseris and Mr. Wm Lock. Officers reassigned abroad, Life Guards to Holland, several regiments ordered for foreign service. London showed the Magnificence of Margravine of Anspach plate, amid thoughts of political upheaval in France. News from Lyons reports strict searches and arrests of the disaffected. Sailors at Newcastle and Sunderland resist press gangs, prices and ship losses noted. privateers and captured men sent to jail.
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London
Fes
St. James’s
Buckingham House
Earl of Casseris
Small
Trevelyan
John Trevelyan
Wm. Lock
Heweirr
Duke of York
Life Guards
Holland
Guards
Foot
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Scotland
Leith
Monsieur
France
Louis XVII
d’Artois
Lyons
Newcaste
Sunderland
Newcastle
Hastings
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Lord Beauchamp
Montesquieu
James II
Jefferies
Belgrave
Major Maitland
Mir Courtenay
Afalland
George Howard
Pulteney
Gorge II
Fox
Spain
Crown
Aliniffers
Pit
Cel
Amia
Chatham
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Edinburg
Birmingham
Justice Blackstone
Pitt
Zaslor
Grey
Mr. Grey
Irish Parliament
The
London Gazette
Wiliam Cock
Snow Hall
Peeee
Edmund Nath
Southamptoia
Holborn
Tne
Atherine F Fer
South Shields
Hatton-sired
Samuel Harris
Bull Head
John Gibbs
Ste John
George Taylor
Biften
Staffordshire
John Procter
John White
Edward Langdon
Berwick
upri-Tweed
Distilers
Wiliam Burgess
Hofier
Lane
Colye
Drury-lane
Bellows
Imeon Helt
Newark-upon-Trent
John Live Fuch
Warwick-lane