Parliamentary Intelligence House Debates on Militia Recruiting Bill
The House of Commons debated the Bill to recruit from the Supplementary Militia into Regiments of the Line. General Fitzpatrick supported the principle, while opponents challenged tax provisions and public finance implications. Speakers argued over liberty, taxation, state funds, and the war with France as the motion to adjourn was set for the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Dunds
Fitzpatrick
Tierney
Dante
Thompson
Painisters
Wiethier
Ofent
Dickengon
Tina Maiden
Sinteer
France
Anit
Ud Andresis
Mb. Addington
Roe
Juin
Martin
Armagh
Erangis
Great-Britain
Fic
Ellie
Zely
Col. Sool
Billy
Westbreadj
Angland
A. Fumi
Friends of Liberty
Charles the
William
England
Yeats
B. Edwards
BW. Smith
Lord Hawkesbury
Pitt
Peice
Gettleman
Aedintt Buns
Mir
Percivaki
Rand
Fober
Frauce
Gerit
War and Reform Debates Over France and Public Unity
The debate centers on Britain's war with France and the push for reform. Speakers criticize ministers for alleged insincerity and favour negotiation with France while opposing concessions. They argue for solid defense, prudent policy, and restraint in reform while warning against surrender of liberty to foreign influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iman
éBad
Directory of
France
Debate on Taxes Bill Moves in Commons
In Tumibar January sessions Mr Pitt moved to resume debate on the Taxes Bill. Col Willpole and Mr Hobhouse spoke as others noted the public burden and possible relief. Sir Alan Gardner supported the bill while Mr Percival warned about government pressure and fiscal limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Dings
Willpole
Hobhouse
Alan
Gardner
Percival
Baronet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hon- Baronet
Sontralt
Hig
Jekyll
Minster
A. Gennéaian
Mr. Fox
Skee
Okee Peek Law
Asa Lee
Sheridiartaid
Forte
Frances
Tumibar