Nootka and the Convention debate in the House of Commons
The debate centers on the 18th century negotiation with Spain over Nootka Sound, the right to settle southern coasts, and fisheries. Speakers including Dundas, Fox, and Pitt defend or critique the Convention, its demarcation line, and the costs of armament while weighing strategic gains and future peace. The discussion also covers parliamentary writs, finance for the armament, and procedures in the Commons.
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Gantry
Spain
Econda
Nootka Sound
Mr. Grey
America
Nootka
Dundas
Britain
Mr. Dundas
Madrid
London
General Smith
Juan de Fucca
Rolle
D. Ryder
Fox
Brook Watson
Duncombe
Russia
Sweden
Holland
Baltic
Wisdon
France
Pitt
Watson
Curtis
Falkland Islands
Cape Horn
North West
Herbert
Pistrofey
War Office
West Indies
Europe
Putsic
Chandos Peerage Claim Postponed in Lords
In the House of Lords on December 15 the Chandos Peerage claim, set for tomorrow, was postponed on motion and adjourned to Friday, with further consideration moved to Tuesday.
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Refe
Committee of Ways and
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Rnsque
House Or Commons
County of Bucks
William Wyridham Grenville
Lord Grenville
Borough of
Great Bedwin
Marquis of Graham
Duke of Montrose
Camelford
Sir Samuel Hannay
Haslemere
James Lowther
County of Westmorland
Tavistock
Charles Wyndham
Midhurst
Banbury
Lord North
Earl of
Guildford
Huntingdon
Mr. Montagu
W. Grant
Sutherland
James
James Grant
General Grant
Speaker
Lord Tilney
Charles Ross
Anstruther
Gilert
House of Lords