Impeachment of Mr Hastings in Lords May 16
The Lords debate the Hastings impeachment and trial procedures. Leading peers discuss whether the trial remains in fatu quo, the effect of dissolutions, bail recognizance, and the proper mode to proceed including referring the evidentiary precedents to a Privileges committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley
Joan Benneet
Norwich
Fion
Hastings
Charles
Lord Mulerave
House of Lords
House of Commons
Radnor
Westminster-hall
Has
Lord Hanebury
Westminster Hall
Mr. Hastings
Lord Portchester
Commons
Warren Hastings
Committee of Privileges
Abingdu
Trial of Warren Hastings Impeachment Precedents Continued
A historical rundown of impeachment cases from Richard Brown Archbishop of Canterbury to Viscount Stafford in the late 17th century. It details trials, pardons, adjournments, and rulings on whether impeachments continued across Parliaments, with emphasis on proceedings and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of
Brocas
Earl Northampton
Ord Mountmorris
Richard Gurney
Lord Strange
Ireland
Richard J. Tuomas Bruwnpott
Canterbury
Tuomas Mortimer
Commons
Joun Oz Conwam
Isle of Jersey
Duke of
St. Argan
Lanparre
Marruias
Fownes
Gsores GeRarp
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Stamford
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Alford
George
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Garraway’s
Stone
Holborn-court
Gray’s-Inn
Hickman
Walcot
Robert Rudkin
Norfolk
Gray’s Inn
Hornsby and Co
StaTe Lottery Office
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IGI
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Bedford
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Gray’Inn
William Drake
Great Britain
Viscount Mordaunt
Earl Clarendon
Wm. Penn
Earl of Arundel
Earl of Powis
Lord Bellasyre
Lord Petre
Viscount Stafford
Earl Danby