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British House of Commons Session Snaps and New Writs
The Commons sworn in about thirty eight new members and, after debating the America papers from General Gage and Lord Dartmouth, resolved to form a Committee of the Whole on Thursday. New writs were ordered for Cockermouth Derby and other seats as MPs took oaths. later Lord Chatham condemned Administration over America and the Lords debated troops at Boston with a likely motion to remove them.
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Trunspar
Lord North
Gage
Lord Dartmouth
Wentworth
New-York
Boston Harbour
Admiralty
General Gage
Lord North Mroved
Burke Roft
America
Maryland
Feluga
Burke
Eden
Dewar
Peach
Cricklade
Wilts
Townshend
Sir Charles Whitworth
Saltash
Tho. Howard
St. Michael’s
Lord Cranburne
Great Bedwyn
Saville Finch
Castle Rising
Thomas Pownall
Minehead
Cockermouth
George Johnstone
Appleby
Fletcher Norton
Carlisle
Derby
Wenman Coke
Norfolk
Montague
Chamber of London
Blackfriars Bridge
Thames
George Savile
George Cavendish
John Frederick
Sir John Frederick, Bart
Newport
Cornwall
Lord Chatham
House of Lords
Commons
Boston
Suffolk
Iyttelton
Shelburne
Camden
Rochford
Rockingham
Gower
Weymouth
Duke of Richmond
Lord C
Barton
House of Peers
Lord Mansfield
Worcester
Abbey Church
Westminster
Ion
Dukes of
Gloucester
Cumberland
House of ‘Peers
Leicester
Pochin
Hungerford
Bristol
West India Islands
A&s
France
Newfoundland
Great Britain
Sweden
St. Paul’s
Wilson
Canan