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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 02, 1797

Page

2

Speech in House of Lords on war and peace with France

The King delivers a lengthy speech to the House of Lords praising wartime gains, urging continued sacrifice and funding to sustain victory. Lords Mornington, Grenville, FitzWilliam, and Ponsbothen express harsh views on French Directory, demand enduring resolve, and debate terms for peace and funding. The Address is passed. thanks to Lord Duncan and officers to be moved next session.

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House of Commons Attends King in Lords Delivery

The Speaker and several Members departed the House of Commons around two o'clock and, with the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, were summoned to attend His Majesty in the House of Lords at ten minutes past three. The Speaker then informed the House of the formal attendance.

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Address in Reply to His Majesty's Speech in Lords

The House heard an address of thanks to His Majesty as ministers defended war aims and peace terms while acknowledging enemy obstinacy. Acknowledging sacrifices for peace, the speech praised naval victories and unity against France, noting Britain's resumed vigor at sea and the resolve to secure a safe, honorable peace.

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Fragmentary historic debate on election writs and bills

The fragment notes writs on the election of Members for various places. Ten new Members were sworn in. The Speaker then asked me to bill for prevailing pandecting copies, each paid.

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