Lords in Committee Debate Independence of Parliament
Lords discuss the siege of Parliament and the threat to law and order. They weigh waiting for the Commons, using ministers to quell disturbances, and the option of dissolving Parliament. Attacks on peers like Lord Sandwich and calls for immediate measures to protect parliamentary freedom are reported.
Disturbances in Commons over Lord George Gordon conflict
The House debated protests by Protestant associations, with Lord George Gordon removing a blue cockade after heated remarks by Colonel Herbert. Sir George Savile praised troop protection while resolutions urged reimbursements for damages, investigations, and a future committee to study the unrest.
Desperate Plea Delays Greenwich Hospital Vote
Sendwich begged teate to te for a hig lordship that in coming to attend duty he had been attacked wounded and endangered his life Earl Ferrars read a card asking postponement of any Greenwich Hospital motion until the day after as he would be hindered by business The Earl of Dartmouth explained that his lordship had altered his plan and tried to attend The Earl of Maysfield maintained debate would not help with military force already used Adjourned to Wednesday.
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Creditors of Robert Toner to claim estate debts
HIE creditors of ROBERT TORNER late of Hermitage Hants Esq decested are desired to attend immediately the amount of their respective demands on his estate to Mr John Suttur Hambleden fFants Melts Byfield and Hawksworth Charingerots London or to Mr Thomas Cockburn Writer to the Signer Edinburgh in order that his offers may be justly divided among his creditors
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