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Debate on Catholic Question and government conduct in parliament
The chancellor of the exchequer resisted a silent vote on the Catholic question while signaling it would not take long. Mr Addington and other ministers defended their conduct, stressing duty to the sovereign and country. The House debated peace terms, rights of search, and Ireland Catholic concerns, ending with Mr Grey's motion and a division showing 105 to 201 with a 96 majority excluding tellers.
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Addington
Pitt
Prussia
Mr. Addington
France
Ireland
Gregory Page Turner
Dent