Ireland at critical juncture linked to Ministers neglect
Lord Shelburne moved to read the Address to the King about Ireland. He attacked Ministers for neglecting Ireland while Jamaica fears and trade issues loom. A heated debate followed with Lords Manchester, Richmond, Grafton, and others arguing over government responsibility and reform.
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