Debates Over Landaff Bill and Navy Enquiry Dominate Lords
In the Lords on Tuesday March 30 the Bishop of Landaff’s bill faced objections from Lord Effingham and Lord Carlisle over unequal restraints on men and women and fears of coercion. The Duke of Richmond urged a careful barrier against divorces. Lords Bristol, Sandwich, Chando, and Manchester pushed motions for naval papers and inquiries, with the Chancellor defending ministerial control of papers. The debate extended, broadening to questions of conquests in the East and West Indies and naval logistics, before motions were defeated or altered.
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Debates on Irish Linen, White Herring, and Exeter Bills
In a fresh debate the Dukes of Manchester and Richmond and Lord Chancellor led by Lords Weymouth Dadiey Effingham Shelburne and Fortescue took part. After seven, the House divided. Agreed to the report for encouraging the Irish linen manufactury and the White Herring fishery, and the bill to allow the import of certain goods sold to foreigners in British ships. Also the bill laying additional duties on Excise and Custom-House goods, without amendments. The inquiry into Greenwich hospital was postponed to Tuesday, April 7.
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House of Commons debates hemp import bounty proposal
The House passed a second reading on a voter relief bill and on a Protestant Dissenting ministers and schoolmasters bill to be committed for April 22. A committee approved a 21 year bounty for Irish hemp imports: 81 per ton first seven years, 6? per ton next seven, and 4? per ton final ten. The militia law bill was postponed after recess due to low attendance.
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