Protest and Restraint of Protesting Right in Parliament
A Parliament debate warns that new rules restricting protest reasons may curb debate and invite evasive tactics by clerks. It argues past expedients already expunge many reasons and cautions against broader erosion of a valuable privilege while noting recent political appointments and local election dispatches.
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Foley
Trev
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County of
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Edward Price Eig. Whey
Falmouth
George
Captain Haley
Lisbon
Henry Worsley
Portugal
Torbay
Exeter
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Robert Hide
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Newgate
Humphry Parsons
Francis Child
Andichard Lockwood
Wiliam Hammond
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Freeman's Yard
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St. Pauls
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Windfordy
Booth
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Sir Henry Bunbury Bart
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Parsons
Heysham
Godfrey
Lockwood
Barnard
Robert Heysham
Alderstander Godfrey
John Barnard
Elgis
Richard Drake
Wills
Henny Rogers
Rainbow
Temple- Bar
Richard Thomas
Child’s
St. Paul's Churchyard
John Thorton
Canterbury
B. Tooke
J. Tonfon
J. Roand
J. Pemberton
James Roberts Sear
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