Debating Royal Revenue for Ofnaburg Princely Houses
Parliament discusses allowances for the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York. Leaders differ on proper sums and whether accounts of Hanover Ofnaburg revenues should be disclosed. A resolution to provide 10,000 per year to the Duchess of York is carried as a precedent with conditions for future conduct.
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Hastings Frial Trial Expenses Debate In 1788 Remains
The document details Mr Hastings trial costs and Major Scott moving for an account of expenses from May 1788 to the present. Mr Pit notes a surplus and commits to further action, signaling a proposal to be brought forward the next day in the House.
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Raf
Pit
Netrich
Ely
Lords Privileges Committee Deliberates on Caftiewart Title
In a Privileges Committee hearing the Attorney and Solicitor General opposed caftiewart’s ascent to the Barony of Ochiltree. The House resumed and Bill for repealing part of the Candle Tax, plus the Malt Duty, Marine Mutiny, and several road and enclosure bills were presented. Marine Mutiny and Tax Bills were read first. second reading set for Wednesday. adjourned until next day.
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Ochiltree
Abbatt
Comarons
Debates on Exchequer Bills and Penal Law Repeals
In the House of Commons on March 8 discussions covered Exchequer loan bills, an Auctioneers Bill, fraud prevention in excise, spirits trade regulation, shipman wages, and a committee report on the Duke and Duchess of York. Hop planters petitions were read. Indian war motion delayed. national income and expenditure reviewed. and Penal Laws debate previewed with Fox signaling a broader repeal agenda.
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India
Lord Mornington
Pittard
Royal Windsor to Buckingham House Levee in London
Yesterday in London the King and Queen attended a Levee at St James's Palace after a royal progress from Windsor Lodge. Notable attendees included Lords, Admirals, bishops, and foreign ministers as audiences with the Cabinet and Privy Council followed.
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Carnampton
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St. Alara
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Samuel Fiopver
Robert Smrth
Graves
Prcot
Whitehall
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Branpford
Earl of Garroway
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Kimbolton
Sy Ane
Panneis
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Lis
Burne
BuckincHamshire
Norfolk
Caroline Howagre
Mademoiselle D'Orlebans
France
Paris
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Britain
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Jamaica
Military tensions rise as forces mass near Netherlands frontiers
Fragmentary report details heightened war mood with 200 deputies on the campaign, oaths and marching orders toward Mircoe action. Describes divisions, artillery, and expected movement of troops from Britain along the Rhine, export bans on granaries, and Austrian line tightening, signaling imminent action.
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Nether-lands
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