City Court debate over address to the King on crisis
The Court of Common Council debated a proposed address to King George III urging removal of ministers and formation of a trusted administration. Members argued for and against an address restraining royal servants, with votes split among aldermen and commoners. Debates also touched on seamen bonuses, militia clauses, and poor relief funding.
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House of Commons Adjourns Without American Inquiry
The House, after a terse session on Tuesday June 29, adjourned without forming a Committee on the American inquiry. Sir William Meredith pressed for the committee and Mr Montague offered to chair if the House agreed. The adjournment closes the lengthy examination into the conduct of the American war.
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