Protest against sending Irish forces to America in 1593
The Lords protest a motion to ground an Address with sending up to ten thousand Irish troops abroad. They argue for maintaining twelve thousand to defend Ireland, oppose reducing to six thousand, and condemn the war in America as unjust. They urge caution before strengthening the administration and seek a peaceful, constitutional path to resolution.
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Appeals and naval bill read in peers session
A historical record notes a Wednesday session where Teard counsel and Ra ward Hewitt et al appealed a case from the Coast of Seflagé in Scotland. The court reversed the detree and read a first time the bill for better regulating his Majesty swarine forces while on shore.
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Debate on colonial trade and Navy affairs in Parliament
Proceedings report from December sessions detailing divisions on a bill to prohibit trade with rebellious North American colonies, amendments proposed by Mr Burke, and critical speeches by Captain Luttrell on naval finances. Noted are debates, locked gallery, and orders to engross and report bills, with extensive critique of Marine Department expenditure and specific ship condition cases.
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Fire Office notice for losses by fire 1776 meeting
Sun Fire-Office announces a February 1776 meeting at the Royal Exchange London for claimants who suffered losses by fire. Attendance encouraged at the Fire Office Craig's Court and the meeting in Cornhill to pursue satisfaction for fire losses.
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