Parliamentary Intelligence on Address and Proclamation debate
The House debated the Royal Proclamation and parliamentary reform as Lord Lauderdale and others warned against reformist excesses. Ministers defended the Proclamation and the plan to address the King, while Grenville and Stormont urged caution and preservation of the constitution. The debate highlighted fears of insurrection, military use, and the danger of a broad reform movement, with the House adjourning after voting for the Address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Lauderdale
Prince
Grey
Duke of Richmond
Commons
Lord Kinnoul
Lod
Duke of Portland
Marquis Townshend
Lordbingdon
Marquis of Lansdowne
Exeter
East Indies
Jolliffe, Esq
Earl of Lauderdale
Lord Grenville
S Mall
Payne
Norfolk
Association For
Lord Portchefer
Britain
Lord Stormont
King
Lord Landerd
Meyn
Penge Inclosure Maidstone Navigation Bills Reported
The Penge Inclosure and Maidstone Navigation Bills were reported and ordered to be reengraved. The Scotch Episcopalian Bill faced a procedural delay as its money clause conflicted with House privileges. Dundas moved to prepare a new bill with the same title. The India Budget was postponed to allow ministers to review Bombay dispatches. Lords announce progress in Warren Hastings trial. adjournment follows.
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Penge
Maidstone
Lord Radnor
Faa
Speaker
Origi
Lords
Houfe
Dundas
Sec
Si Fi St. Clair
East India
Dundasaid
Bombay
India
Warren
Hastings
May 31 House session ends with sparse attendance
On Thursday May 31, at four o'clock, Mr. Speakers counted out the House as only about members were present during the tally marking the adjournment.
Levee at St James's Hears Audiences and Marriages
London report describes noon arrival of the King at St James's for a Levee starting at one o'clock, thin attendance, audiences granted to the Marquis of Stafford and others, and later updates include presentations to the King for marriages, court appointments, and social notices. Mentions include the Earl of Courtown, Duchess of Cumberland Lane, Kensington breakfasts, and Lord Hows appointment as Vice Admiral of England.
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St James’s
Marquis of Stafford
Earl of Duatham
Dunpas
Lord Wituoucasy Or
Brokx
Lord Amurist
Sir Paul Hares
Marquis of Bath
Viscount Garpston
Counjean Doviny
Mr. Carel
Earl of Essex
Carter HT
S. Corrrell
M’ Dowan
Duke of Montrose
Ross
Lord Sydney
Earl and Countess of Courtown
Lord
Lady Sroprorp
Treland
Duchess of ‘CumserLane
Cumberland House
Azercera
Stanmore
Buthy
Lord Hows
England
Lord Rooney
Fez
Grosvenor’s
John Bull
Iermont
Ca Ira
Epsom