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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 11, 1792

Page

2

Parliament and Libel Bill Debate on Slave Trade Proceeds

Lords discuss petitions on the Slave Trade with Lord Stormont urging Monday night action. Lord Grenville objects to a recent motion, while Chief Baron's Libel Bill opinion is summarized. Judges favor juries on truth in civil cases but not in criminal prosecutions, prompting calls for full written notes and a resumed debate next Monday.

Lord Grenville Lord Camben Lauderdale Lord Camden Lord Lauderdale Lord Camdén

Unitarian Toleration Debate In House Of Commons

In a May Friday sitting, MPs debated imprisonment for debt, Russia Porte treaty notes, and a Unitarian petition. Mr. Fox urged repeal of penal laws against Unitarians and Protestants, arguing toleration must extend beyond mere non persecution, citing historical persecutions and the principles of religious liberty. He urged abolition of search penalties, reform of marriage law, and broader liberty consistent with a tolerant state.

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