War debate over ministerial conduct in House of Lords
A lengthy Lords debate scrutinizes ministerial war policy from Valen ciennes to Basle, with leaders like Grenville, Hawkesbury, and Bedford defending actions and urging reform while others call for peace or resignation. The motion seeks a radical shift in government approach, amid strong, polarized opinions on strategy and finances.
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Hawkesbury
Earl of Lewderdale
Hou
Hall of Guildford
M. ‘Chauvelin
Schéldt
Netherlands
Hollané
Valenciennes
Gbleatt
Valencieangs
Wickham
Leigth
Lord Sydney
Duke of Bedford
Earl
Carlisle
Earl of
Carnarvon
Earl of Guildford
Hasokebury
Naval Department
Wickham At
Barle
Bartholemy
Mr. Wickhan
Barthélemy
Peart
Duke of
O&sbet
Earl Fyrswilliam
Iere
Mtgnisters
Valénciennes
France
Lord Hawkesbury
Barthelemi
Admiralty Board
Admi
Cornwallis
Earl Spencer
Admiralty Department
Marine Corps
Admiral Cornwallis
Lord Grenville
Lord Hawkefury
Basle
Frances
Tim
Aliens Bill Reported and Ordered Engrossed in Commons
The Consolidated Fund items and bills were presented in the House of Commons on Tuesday May 1. The Aliens Bill was reported and ordered to be engrossed and read for the third time. Committee resolutions were reported and agreed. Bills discussed in committees included Militia Subalterns, Ship Tury Expiring Laws, Sugar, New Bl. Demenour Costs. The Wine Duty bill was read for the third time as Mr Sheridas commented on tax policy.
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Consolidated Fund
Sheridas
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Bryad
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Spithead
Havre
Cheshire
Burton-Maker
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Dalfiony
Eassmere