Lords Petition Hearings Set Amid Bridging Speeches
The House of Lords on Thursday November 27 received several petitions from Scotland and Ireland demanding bridging measures and granted leave as requested. Directions set for hearing causes with all Lords summoned for tomorrow upon a notion to be made by the Duke of Richmond.
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Newcastle Upon Tyne
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England
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O. B
Nuckold Thompson
Sr. Sephei’s
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Mill-bank
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Tombland
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Hereford
Francis Ravenhill
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San
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Parry
Lechmere
Ras Venhill
Habeas Corpus Bill debate in the House of Commons
Thursday November 27 in the House of Commons debated extending the temporary suspension of Habeas Corpus. Sir Grey Cooper proposed a full disclosure address on arrests and detentions under the act, while opponents urged careful scrutiny and warned against eroding liberties. The discussion covered motives, necessity, and the scale of naval manpower for the home service.
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Britain
Jeave
Naval augmentation debate over Jamaica station ships
Members clash over the number of ships and crew on the Jamaica station and whether naval officers should publish full crew returns. Lords defend augmentation amid war with France and Spain, while critics question secrecy and overall naval expenditure.
Admiralty's use of supernumeraries and merchantmen in war
Debate over naval practice cites measures to keep supernumeraries aboard ships and replace them with skilled seamen. Sir Hugh Palliff defends expedients, noting 36 merchantmen bought, 10 built in royal docks, 19 in merchant yards, 24 repaired, and 32 on stocks as ships ready or under construction. Motion to introduce returns carried.
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