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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 25, 1799
Page
3
A letter from Dowar Bakrindton, judge of the Admiralty, to Captain Saurin of the Lawyers' Corps announces his resignation from the corps with stated reasons. Resolutions from the Corporation of Hosiers appear, using bold language about the Union.
Lord Lieutenant opens session praising Nelson and Minorca victory, urges unity of Britain and Ireland, and strengthens war measures. Debates on legislative union with Great Britain dominate as Lords and Commons clash over seat vacancies and Castlereagh’s vacated position amid concerns of disaffection and emergency powers.
The original Addifs was debated with principal speakers including the Lori Chancellor, Lord Yelverton, Laird Carleton, Lord Glentworthy, Lord Carysfort, and the Primate for. Against it stood Lords Farnham, Belmont, and the Duke of Beinftr Bees oe. The Address was carried by a majority of 32 and the House adjourned at 12 o'clock.
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