Parliamentary Intelligence and India Bill Debates in Lords
Ongoing exchanges in the Lords on committee votes over peers and the Grenville led motion. Discussion covers Lord Grenville on the India Bill, slave trade adjournment, King’s Bench prisoners petition, and Hastings trial authors with Sheridan and others. Lords adjourned after sixteen Commons bills.
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Grenostle
Abercorn
Duke
Lord Thurfog
Lord Ansfield
Lord Lauderdale
Laday
Lord Grenville
Lord’ Braney
Lord Thurlow
King’s Bench Prison
Lord Stanhope
King’s Bench
Wilberforce
Hastings Trial Delay Motion Sparks Commons Debate
The House of Commons debated delaying Warren Hastings impeachment proceedings after Hastings closed his defence early. Members argued over trial pace, printed evidence, and the Lords’ schedule, with calls to prepare a full reply next session. Burke and others warned against rush while defending managers' conduct amid six years of proceedings.
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Mr. C. Townsend
Select Committee
Townshend
Lords
Commons
Warren Hastings
Wigley
Burke
Speaker
Rigax
Talgtie
Profett
Mandgersi
Bibkethuifeh
Benares
House ‘of Lords
Hastings
Court of Public Justice
Shitor
Vanresart
Sheenie
Warren Hastings Efbein
Rader Hough
Pinkinshs
Fog
Gra
Sonttdahtgo
Ryder
Amcidien
Vansittart
Taylor
Exchequer
Lord Thurlow
Antecatt
Élfett
Ronse
Iba
Royal
India
Dudley Ryder
Marat
Robertpierre
Bee
Dundas
Mentleman
Fox
House of Commons
House of Lords
Fife
Wyndham
Fexkinjin
Jeokin Fin
Spcater
William Stanley
Corn Bill and Exchequer Mills Bill in Commons
In the House of Commons this day the report on the Corn Bill is presented while Sir Cuantes Buynsury moves on disposition of individuals under transportation. The King's Message on a continuation of Lord Rodney's pension is considered alongside the second reading of the Come mergil Exchequer Mills Bill.
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Lord Grenville
Equator
South
Sogark
House of Commons
Cuantes
Lord Rodney
Comemergil
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Parliamentary Intelligence
Lord S
Danhies
Charles
Lambton
Ris
Mt Ue Ee Ae Iean
Roe
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