Private mad houses debated in Parliament amid witness questions
The House debated a bill for better regulation of private madhouses. T nd urged urgent action after a brutal case of mistreatment. others questioned the necessity. Proceedings included witness questions to printers and compositors, and moves to discharge the imprisoned printer Horne amid fee disputes. The session adjourned with remarks on propriety and future steps.
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Feipay
Charles W—th
T. Tnd
Tr—ernd
Fort Exery Esion
Gent
Monro
Bedlam
Edward A
Grenville
Hisbert
John Horne
Serjeant At Arms
Penny
Sterndale
Davis
Lberty
Horne
Coh
Charles Berry
Charles
Charles B——ry
Sir Charles
Oliver Crommwell
C Fh
Geo
Fenwickadnd
She Mace
Lemeeth Happ
Horberg
Richard Penny
Ag Bnsifion
Henry Sampfor
Woodfall
Pubic Advertiser
Public’ Advertiser
Norton
Kat
Speaker
Mons
Keiles
Sir Fletcher
Mr. Horie
Adidas
Jomes
A. T
Fletcher Nortom
D——fter
John Sterndale
Horné
Ghé
Fletcher Norton
Brt
P. Ps
Charles F
H—bt
B—re
Houife
C. F
Wilkes
Lan
Mrs Wyne
Chaff
de G
Tooke
Alderman
H—bne
Antigua
Jamaica
Richard Benyon
Peterborough
Lord Bellasyre
Earl of
Brest
Guiney
Adelphi
Adam
Fielder
Woolfey
Cane’s Alley
Rotherhithe
Cambridge
Newmarket
Burwell
Worcester
Boulton
Sir Watkin Lewes
George Rous
Edwnd Lechmere
Sir Watkin
A&t
Edinburgh
Scotland
Frazer
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