Parliamentary InTELLicence continues over Turkish War debate
A heated session examines the Russia Porte conflict as ministers are assailed over policy and finances. Speakers debate Oczakow significance, treaty terms, and whether British mediation harmed Europe. Critics demand accountability while supporters defend ministerial conduct and pursuit of a balance of power. The debate adjourns to tomorrow after strong exchanges.
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Zaan
Pybus
Russia
Porte
Seaich Minners
Sv. Feh
Oczakow
Europe
Stanley
Grey
Ortakon
Prusha
Rufus
Curtom House
Rutha
Yorkshire
Poland
Constantinople
Adams Smith
Pitt
Peters- Burgh
Moldavia
Wallachia
Bessarabia
Mr. Pitt
Grant
Black Sea
Philip of Macedon
Greece
Wyndham
Jenkinson
Catherine
Sheridan
House of Lords Chronicle March 1 Trial of Hastings adjourned
The Lords read the Duties Bill for Mum, Cyder, and Perry a first time and ordered a second reading. The Taxes bill was read a second time and committed. Hastings trial proceeded to a point before six, then adjourned with a message to reassemble April 17.
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Hobart
Commons
Mum
Cyder
Perry
Warren Hastings
Big
Westminster Debates on Candles Duty and Hastings Trial
The House of Commons discusses repealing the Candle Duty and last session’s Malt Bill, plus private bill petitions. Westminster election notices plan a motion about the Smith Rose trial. Lords announce Hastings Trial continuation on April 17. An adjourned Russian Armament debate unfolds with Mr Fox and Mr Martyn criticizing rhetoric and urging careful judgement.
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Liniaud
Purk
Constantinople
Gentlyman
Dundas
Mr. Fox
Jenkinson
Grey
Fox
AL. Taylor
Long
Botany Bay
Westminster
Thormson
Smith
Rose
Warren Hastings
Afartyn
Francis
Debates on ministerial policy and foreign treaties
Extended parliamentary remarks critique the system of ministerial confidence, warn of treaties risking war, and accuse officials of neglecting commercial interests with Russia while urging scrutiny of Mr. Pitt and Mr. Fox amid calls for a committee inquiry. The discourse contrasts revolutions with domestic governance and questions arming motives and outcomes.
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Menther
Jen. Kinson
Holland
Poland
France
Mr. Jenkinson
Lord Bute
Lord Hawkesbury
Russia
Europe
Porte
Prussia
Powis
Fox
Mr. Pitt
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Miolt Dwange
Fulamadner
Empres
Parte
Robert Ainslie
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