Westminster Inquiry Debate Over Election Conduct In 1783
Members discuss a proposed Committee of Inquiry into election abuses at Westminster. Accusations involve excise fines, alleged bribery, and manipulation of penalties by public officials. Key figures include Mr Rose, Mr Rofe, Lord Hood, and Mr Smith in a case linked to Lord Hood's committee and 1788 1789 actions.
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Tim Prelé
Westminster
Thompson
King’s Bench
George Smith
Smith
Rose
Rofe
Lord John Townshend
Riol
Court of King’s Bench
City of
Lambton
John Hopkins
Lord Hood
John Hoskins
Hofkins
Speaker
Seein
Excise
Mr. Rose
Nat
Theouse
Shimh
Role
Ithar House
Board of Excise
Dorsabes
John Townshend
Cholmondeley
Board
Sol
Mr. Rofe
Hoskins
Refe
Frost
Grey
Gascelgny
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Willng
Fox
Taylor
Pitt
Yorke
Frosk
Holking
House A
Parliament Debate Over Ministers and Corruption Contested
Mr Poxferibyt and Mr Ponsanby spoke as Gentlemen drew lines on government misconduct. The House heard a long, spirited speech condemning ministers for a system increasing Parliament influence and burdening taxpayers. The Solicitor-General questioned disclosure of confidential talks as the motion was defeated and the House adjourned.
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Ponsan
London News Summary in Turbulent Times
Dispatches from Vienna reached Whitehall as a messenger delivered items to the Secretary of State. A nobleman sought to complain against a Worcester gentleman for privilege breach by a challenge. The Micron Bank plans dissolution after a strong property gain. current dividend stands at five percent. The Trisu Lottery project yields 97,500 this year, up from last year. Russia and Naples signals touch European tensions. Empress funding and armed ventures noted. Theft in Hatton Road. a pocket picked from Rev. Mr. Amufeend. Sweden and Prussia reports pepper the day.
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Secretary of State’s
Whitehall
Micrion Banx
Ince
Avery
Trisu
Werspann Garpon
Fox
Horsham
Duke of
Norfoxx
Russia
Hesse
Amufeend
Hatton Rd
Oga Swedes
Sweden
Rignarters