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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 04, 1792

Page

2

Debates on the New Forest Bill and related measures

The House considered the New Forest Bill to preserve timber for naval use, with arguments for and against it. Lords opposed included Portchester and the Chancellor, who warned of private property rights and royal prerogatives, while Grenville defended the bill as strengthening the Crown and public security. The motion for a second reading was debated, yielding a division: 60 for, 35 against, with proxies recorded.

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House of Commons debate on India finances and servants bill

The House of Commons discussed a joint Address to the king and the passage of the Newfoundland Judicature Bill and Scotch Episcopalian Bill. Sir Charles Gould’s Servants Characters Bill was ordered for tomorrow. Mr Dundas presented a detailed, cautious statement on India finances, noting salt, opium, and land revenue shifts, and a pending debt from war and investments.

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