Lottery and treasonous debates in late 18th century session
The House of Commons discussed the Lottery scheme, foreign trade bills, and the Slave Carrying Bill amid fierce finance debates. Mr Pitt outlined resolutions on debt, revenue, and wartime expenditures, arguing for a peace-time fiscal path and continued sinking fund improvements.
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House of Lords delays second reading for three months
The Lords debated a bill described as unjust and oppressive and postponed its second reading for three months. Lord Radner supported the bill, while Lord Thurlin opposed its postponement. The Lord Chancellor doubted the case but concurred with the opposition. The Globe Insurance Bill moved to a second reading and was adjourned.
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Radner
Commons
Globe Insurance
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