Parliamentary Intelligence Report March Session Proceedings
The Commons discussed the Bank of England enlargement and adjoining inclosures. Bills on canal matters were delayed due to standing orders, with Lords Stanhope's resolutions facing reconsideration. The Lords adjourned after a brief discussion involving Norfolk and other peers.
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Norfolk
Commons
House
Earl Stanhope
Dole
Ean Steilepe
Carhcall
Sydney
St. David's
Duke of Norfolk
House of Commons Proceedings and Stockbridge Bribery Probe
Parliamentary actions include reports on the Dudley Canal and Bethnal Green paving bills and various other measures. The Stockbridge election bribery case prompts a proposed bill to prevent future corruption while discussions on India governance await Friday and Tuesday motions.
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Dudley Canal
Bethnal Green
Warrington
Brancis Ford
Cricklade
Burton and
Fradley Heath
Sdall
Little Tew
Blackham Inclosures
Cricklade Roads
Idington
Athton, Carial
Grantey Toolofure
Stewart
Committee of Supply
France
Stockbridge
Eliot
Elliot
Bragg
East India Affairs
Dundas
Government of India
Tomigrrow
India
Debated stance on France and governance in Britain
London discussions reveal opposition parties avoiding direct clash with Great Britain's hostile preparations. The speech outlines aims to crush Jacobin influence in France, justify intervention to prevent continental instability, and secure a stable government at home. It notes anticipated loan terms, potential Liverpool credit issues, and parliamentary shifts affecting beer taxes and naval funding.
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Great Britain
France
Europe
Orleans
Oprostt Iron
Liverpool
Paris in turmoil as conspiracies threaten Revolution
A Paris note describes a suspected plot by several Cordeliers and Jacobins to seize power, with Emigre threats and calls to install Egalité’s faction. It cites Admiral Trusvet’s letter on Cagliari, naval missteps, and preparations around Toulon, alongside debates over insurances and a threatened civil war backdrop.
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Republican Party
Reland
Brisot
Petion
Kergnn
Guadet
Cordeliers
Jacobins
Santerre
Dre
Orleans
Belgia
Philip Egalité
Egalité
National Guard
Dugazon
Egatité
Cagliari
Executive Council
Ceabienca
Avera
Toulon
Latouché
Villefranché
Luxembourg
Utrecht
Holland
Leyden
Urecht
Calais
England
sParts
Phil
Womian
Loongstes
Khe Cabeth
Bude
Louis
Petit Pete
Amnesty plans in Austrian Netherlands for Belgic Corps
The document outlines a general amnesty in the Austrian Netherlands with inclusion of Van ER NooF and Van Buren, plus a proposal to form a Belgic Corps. It also notes generous donations from Vienna and Bohemia, and military aims across Hungary and Bohemia. It cites European alliance moves, including Empress Catherine and Dutch conflicts, and historic tactics of Luxembourg.
Protesting Grodno Clergy Call Prayer for Poland Stability
The Confederation of Grodno condemns Prussia's entry into Poland and petitions bishops across the Grew and Grand Duchy to publicly pray for divine aid. They urge supplication to avert calamities that threaten interior tranquillity and national security, per the decree dated February 14.
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Grodno
Prusia
Poland
Grew
Grand Duchyyis
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