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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 06, 1796

Page

3

Extraordinary Expenditures and Bank Bill Debate

Parliament grapples with extraordinary expenditures and the payment timetable under the Appropriation Act. Pitt defends ministers against charges of false accounting while Fox and Sheridan press for accountability, detailing bank arrangements, arrears, and the role of the Paymaster General amid credit votes and anticipated funds.

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Royal review in Hyde Park ends with rain

London May 7 report details Colonel Bukcorne's Essex Fencible Cavalry and Duke of Manchester's Huntingdon Militia review in Hyde Park. His Majesty and the Duke of York attend with Prince Ernest. heavy rain ends the maneuvers early. Reflections on Italy victories and paper-money crises show waning public confidence and unsettled credit amid French Directory instability.

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