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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 18, 1779

Page

2

Meat quality and hospital abuses discussed in Greenwich hearing

The Moose on Greenwich Hospital business hears Thomas Vaughan testifying about bull beef and other meat shortages from 1774 to 1795. Captain Bailie details shoes stockings and small beer issues, with officials questioned and revisions ordered. the hearing adjourned to Wednesday.

Greenwich Hospital Thomas Vaughan Mellith Vaughan Maule Admiralty Baillie Goodby Bailie Messrs Fleetson and Ball Court of Directors Wells Somerfethhire

Vote on English county voting difficulties moved in Commons

Sir EC Wray moves leave to bring in a bill easing parliamentary voting in English counties. The measure passes after a short speech opposing by Sir Wm Bagot. Mr Burke then presents a petition from Roman Catholics in Scotland about damages from recent tumults and fears of penal law changes, arguing Catholics deserve protection and relief.

Ecil Wray England Wm. Bagot Burke Burk Icles

Relocation of Catholic Relief Debate in Scotland

In a heated session members debated easing penalties on Roman Catholics in Scotland after riots. Some urged immediate relief within the current Parliament, citing Edinburgh magistrates promising early aid. others warned against broad concessions, citing fears of undermining England and Ireland’s toleration.

Scotlano Latdrus Phrd Noth Lord Beauchamp Scotland Myr Dundas Glasgow George Gordon England Ireland Lord North House of Commons America Advocate Huccinson Fox Edinburgh Frederick Campbell Thomas Tousafoend Dempster

Debate on Dunning motion and Keppel linked remarks

Lord Advocate condemns delays and asserts Admiral Keppel’s innocence. Sir William Meredith argues for English liberty and the English criminal principle that no innocent man should face trial. He laments Scottish laws and favors English common law protections against arbitrary arrest and trial.

Scotland Dunning Board of Admiralty Admiral Keppel Frield Keppel Hugh Pulhiler William Meredith England Soman

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