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Pension debate in the Irish House of Commons 1763
An extract from the Irish House of Commons debate of March 1763 in Dublin discusses pensions paid from crown revenues and whether excise and other revenues should fund them. It notes objections to pension payments, calls for royal orders to restrict such use, and a plan to seek a legal ruling before pensions are drawn from these revenues. The report also mentions Veliers Cornewall in Gloucester and a potential private meeting about the cyber-tax relief.
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