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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 02, 1796

Page

2

Finances Debate Highlights Wartime Strains and Barracks

The Lords spar over public finances as debates test the state of revenue and taxes. Lords Grenville Lauderdale and others defend measures including Barracks, the Transport Board, India Bills, and Police proposals while examining navy, army, and debt costs. A tense exchange ends with a planned future motion and adjournment.

van Hautted Grenville Faé Aaino Ane Ainda Bert Transport Board Naval Department Channel West Indies India City of London Corporation of London City of Westminster Lord Grenville Lord Lauderdale Grerivilte Guernsey Jersey Commons Lord Grehville Lauderdale Cornéille Cardinal Richlier

House of Commons Monday May 2 Glove and Inclosure Bills Passed

The Glove Bill Coal-heavers Bill and Post Horse Duty Bill received first times while Subalternt Militia Officers and Hannington Inclosure Bills got second times. Several bills were passed or reported. a new writ for Northampton issued. Alien Act leave granted. Militia relief bill discussed. Game Laws debate explored revisions but motion rejected.

Subalternt Hannington London Ellesmere Canal Sherrington Howse Northampton Lord Compton House of Peers George

Colonel Cawthorne Defends Court Martial Proceedings

Colonel Cawthorne rises in the House of Commons to defend his conduct during the Court Martial of Colonel John Fenton Cawthorne. He denies intentional fraud or corrupt motives, argues charges rely on misconstrued receipts and liquor-assisted testimonies, and asserts he acted openly to explain payments to recruits and ensure fair terms. He pleads for parliamentary judgment within military law.

Cawthorne Smith Holden John Fenton Cawthorne Cawehorne Hong Proses ‘Cutor House of Commons Martiakas Jong Court of Justice Col.Cawthorne Canthiorné

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