Debate on Speaker Salary Bill and Independence Proposal
The Lords discussed delaying the Speaker salary bill to consider an independent office separate from the Lord Chancellor. Duke of Norfolk favored delay to allow deliberation on the Speaker’s role, while Hawkesbury, Stormont, Kinnaird urged proceeding. The report was ordered read third time tomorrow. an Aberdeen case was postponed after Easter recess.
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Lord Hawkesbury
Viscount Stormont
Henré
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William Forbes
Aberdeen
John Macpherson
House of Commons advances several bills in session
The House read a second time and committed for tomorrow the bill for defraying expenses of Custom House seizures. A second reading led to a committee. The Cocoanut bill and Mr Cawthorne’s bill to prevent delays at elections passed on third reading. The Longitude discovery act report was agreed and ministers ordered to bring in a related bill. Committees were also set for Pupil Will and Deed enrolling, Corn laws report, and petitions against Tobacco Excise.
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Stevens
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Gardner
Rolle
Whitebread
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Watkin Lewes
Surveyors and manufacturers weigh tobacco stock concerns
A British excise supervisor and a London tobacco maker test the new Act’s impact on stock decreases and weighing rights. They argue schedules fail to protect revenue, risk smuggling, and reveal trade secrets, as the committee adjourns to reconvene after thirty years of experience with tobacco production.
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Sales
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