Commons of Ireland Debates On Catholic Arms Bill and Budget Scrutiny
A historical excerpt from the Commons of Ireland covers Nov 3 to Nov 9 discussions. Mr Flood seeks names of Catholics who conformed to the Established Church since January 1, 2745, and Mr Morres moves to permit Catholics to carry arms under restrictions, with leave granted and committee appointed. The Recorder presents Dublin Corporation ballast office petition. debate on accounting for defence expenditure from 1778 to 1779, with MPs urging transparency, efficiency, and proper appropriation to national defence.
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F. Flood
Lodge Murres
John Bourke
Henry Cavendish
H. Cavendish
Sir Henry
Treasury Office
Yelverton
Great Britain
Poke Kaft
Gentileman
Crookshank
Commons
Debate on 300000 fund and relief plans in Belfast defense
speakers scrutinize government spending and potential new taxes as Ireland faces distress. Grattan cites 500000l in two years excess while Ponsonby and Daly oppose fresh levies. Sir Richard Johnston protests a bill allowing Papists to bear arms as the House adjourns after urging budget-led measures.
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Fitzgibbon
Grattan
Ponsonby
D. Daly
Forster
Richard Johnston
Lodge Morres
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