Reform Meeting in Westminster Hears Fox Chair Petition
A February 2 gathering of Cavendish Westninter Hall residents and electors resolved to petition the House of Commons for parliamentary reform. Charles James Fox was unanimously voted chairman and a 103 member committee was named to promote a National Association for constitutional reform and reduced public expenditures.
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Barre
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T. Townshen
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Byng
Col. Fitzpat
Burke
Geo. H. Cave
Lord Bulkeley
Robert Clayton
Robert
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Crewe
Sawbridge
John Cavendiff
Harry Fetherston
Hunt
John Ramsden
Shuttleworth
Charles Bunki
Earl Verney
Hopkins
W. Middleton
Cecil Wray
Thomas Frankl
Coaniel James Fox
King's Arms Tavern
Palace
Jebb
John Cavendish
Westminster
Bhakti
Westminster Hall
Chaples James Fox
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Lords Defers Case and Sets Private Bill Petition Deadline
The House of Lords on Friday February 11 deferred the case to Monday and ordered that no petitions for private bills be received after April 3. Lords to be summoned Tuesday on a motion by the Duke of Richmond. A first reading was given to a bill for condensation of Spanish prize goods. Adjourned to Monday.
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George Lenox
County of Sussex
Mr. Plamer
County of Hertford
City of London
Plan for reform and Welsh consolidation in Parliament
The House progressed on ways and means and the supply and enabled a major plan to reform finances. Mr Burke outlined a wide reform reducing superfluous offices and pensions, abolishing redundant treasuries, and uniting Wales with Great Britain. He warned against faction and urged systematic change to curb debt and corruption while maintaining the crown’s revenue. He proposed merging the Principality of Wales into the kingdom and selling its assets to fund state needs, with pensions preserved for current Welsh judges.
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