Debate on a permanent board of accounts and public expenditure
A lengthy debate argues against creating a new permanent Board of Commissioners of Accounts. Proposals favor two independent, supervised bodies, citing higher costs, potential abuse, and conflicts with ancient Exchequer oversight. The motion warns of debt risk, government waste, and legal questions about patents and jurisdiction. Congress, commerce, and Ireland's money bill are noted alongside naval movements and cabinet Council activity.
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Court of Exchequer
Ordnance
Board of ‘Works
Tyre
Debates of the Ireland House of Commons 1763 64
A historical notice of published debates in the Parliament of Ireland during 1763 and 1764. Compiled by Sir James Caldwell and dedicated to the Earl of Chatham, this two volume edition includes remarks on Lords of Bélandy and related items. Also advertised are Mollyneus’s Case of Ireland and other parliamentary works printed for J. Almon in London.
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