Prorogation of Parliament After Royal Speech
English Parliament prorogued after a royal speech in which the King expressed gratitude for supplies, noted Canada governance measures, and wished for peace between Russia and Prussia. The Lords and Commons were adjourned to August 16 next.
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Protes t Against delaying Jury Bill on Libels 1791
A parliament faced a protest to delay the second reading of a bill proposed to remove doubts about jury functions in libel cases. Debate centered on whether to insert a delay or proceed this day month and whether delay risks rights of the subject and the certainty of future law.
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House of Commons Proceedings on Bills and Appointments
Lords received the remaining Bills and agreed to them. Haslemere and Newton blanketed by replacements after members resigned. Newfoundland Fishery accounts presented. At three the Black Rod summoned peers and the Speaker read the King's Speech before adjournment.
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Royal Levee and appointments at Westminster
London report notes the King’s Levee at St James's Palace, a Privy Council line to read the speech before Parliament, and new appointments: Carrs Smart Pyaus becomes Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty, Steee moves to Pay Office, and Treasurer of the Navy title to Mr Steees. Also Bishop Barrincrow to Durham and praise for press liberty. The India House notes delayed Rooney letters. Hoop v. Eros trial hints at revealing subpoenas to Pitt, Dunvas, Beauroy, Rose, and Stzeve.
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Royal News from Paris and India in 1790s and 1791
Reports from Paris note revolutionary rhetoric and royal provision for the Queen and royal family amid political shifts. In India, Cornwallis and Abercromby discuss planned sieges, army movements, and logistics as troops, magazines, and Polygars are coordinated for campaigns in Mysore and Canara.
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