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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 04, 1780

Page

2

Lords Mission to Public and Private Bills

The Lords hear a mission to 40 public and private bills. Commissioners include Earls Mansfeld and Bathurst and Lord Amherst. Royal assent given by commissioners. Read a second time and committed for Friday the sale duty bill. A motion calls Judges to attend Tuesday for petitions by Duke of Ancaster and others.

Mansfeld Bathurst Lord Amherst Duke of Ancaster Robert Bertie Peter Burrell Prifedla Barbara Elizabeth Baroness Willoughby of Erethy Charlotte Duchess Athol Strange Hugh Baron Percy Earl Percy England

Resolutions in House on alterations of Harley and Drummond accounts

Lord Beauchamp reported committee findings on alterations to accounts by Messrs Harley and Drummond, including a change in telling bags from zero to 7321.105. Three resolutions were adopted: alterations after delivery, altering accounts before the House is a crime and a breach of privilege, and no member may remove any paper. Debates followed on malt tax provisions and opposition to the supply bill.

Lord Beauchamp Harley Drummond Ziros Lord Messrs Harley and Drummond George Savile Yorkshire Baronet James Lowther Westmoreland Cumberland Scotland William Meredith England George Yonge Philip Fennings Clerke Grd Barre Mr. Whitbread John Cavendife Burlington Lancaster Byng Adam Ferguson Joseph Mawbey Grey Cooper Foeps Mawbey Ar. W. Baker WW. Baker Lord North Bhut Fames Lowther James Greg Cooper L Eave Cubjeé Phillips Glover Linc la John Greetham Bracebridge Lincoln Preston Uph-Blerer Wigmores Furcet Cavendish Square London Cortra

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