Debates on Income Tax and Docks Bills Continue in Parliament
The House discussed extending duties and suspending Habeas Corpus, with Tierney challenging a Times misrepresentation. Pitt pushed amendments to the Income Tax Bill, while Pulteney criticized the tax as oppressive. Debate lingered over January with clauses and readings postponed.
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