Debated bill drafts prompt reservations and royal authority
The article reports on discussions over a new bill with added material seen as extraordinary. Members criticize provisions granting powers to the Queen's Council and the method of royal proclamation without Parliament. The debate touches sovereignty, cabinet actions, and preparations for future measures, including a bill concerning the King's person and related conduct.
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Mr. Burke
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Gentormin
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Privy-Council
Reyal Dachelis
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