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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 16, 1797

Page

2

State of Finances and Bank Drain Debate in Lords

The House of Lords debates the Secret Committee report on finance and the Bank of England drain. Duke of Bedford lambasts ministers, questions evidence and conclusions, cites Bank directors and merchants, argues money sent abroad worsened the strain, calls for accountability, and moves a pro forma resolution blaming payments to the Emperor and foreign princes. The Lords consider the ministerial conduct and the country’s liberty amid alleged fraud and corruption.

Duke of Bedford Tssuing Order of Council Messrs Bosanquet Giles Raikes Thornton Ellefan Grace Thoroton Boyd Ste Permittee Winthorp House of Commons Tis-Grace Exchiequer Eigs Ea B Liverpool England Hamburgh Tong Hatenenr Godolphin Pelham Earl of Chatham Exchequer Bank of England Tr Milians Enere London Sinoul Guildford Nebie Tiveemoon Lord Huckland Court of Directors Dikeopp Leeds Duke of Athol Diaves Bedford Vances Palace Yard Saghind House of Commass

Earls of Lauderdale and Errol Case Heard in House of Lords

The House heard Counsel in the cause of the Earl of Lauderdale against the Earl of Errol as one of Scotland's sixteen peers. Mr. Adama spoke for Lauderdale and the Crown’s Attorney General, with a decision deferred to Friday. Bills on the Table advanced through their stages before adjournment.

Eark of Lauderdale Earl of Errol Scotland Adama Earl of Lauderdale

Movement to consider Trinidad as a free port in Commons

Mr Ryper announced intent to move tomorrow for a Committee to study making Trinidad a free port and to introduce related legislation. Sir G Layetow sought leave to present a Petition from Mr Palmer Surveyor-General of the Post Office detailing grievances and asking royal intervention. The Speaker noted public money petitions require prior Crown recommendation, while Mr Pistrefer expressed concern over the petition not clearly meriting His Majesty’s recommendation.

G. Layetow Mr. Palmer The Post Office Pis T Majetti

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