Trial notice in Lords on Warren Hattings case
May 4 message to the Commons after Lords return from Westminster Hall to inform that the trial of Warren Hattings, Esq will proceed further on Thursday next. Lords adjourned.
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House of Commons postpones African Slave Trade committee
The Committee on the African Slave Trade was postponed till Thursday. Burke moved to hear John Shore as a witness on Warren Hastings's trial. Grey to carry the motion to the Lords. A bill to empower Justices of the Peace to meet parish work and poor-houses was read first time. Pitt moved to postpone the Duke of Athol bill for three months to allow further inquiry. The House adjourned after other orders were delayed.
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