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Newspaper

Weekly Register

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 13, 1798

Page

4

British Land Tax Bill Faces Mixed Debate in Parliament

The second reading of the Land Tax Bill drew sharp divisions. Earl of Carnarvon questioned its principle, while Lords Grenville and Suffolk expressed mixed views. Liverpool claimed substantial public savings and future loan benefits, but Thirlow criticized drafting and fairness, especially a provision favoring Scotland. The measure passed 27 to 7 amid proxy votes.

Earl of Carnarvon Lord Grenville Earl of Suffolk Earl of Liverpool Thirlow Scotland Lord Holland Auckland Grenville

House of Commons Newspaper Bill Debate and O Connor Case

The report covers the House of Commons actions from June, noting the Newspaper Bill’s re-commitment and amendments to Propriety and Register bills, plus firings for holidays. It recounts debate on the conduct of government toward Roger and Arthur O Connor, Habeas Corpus, warrants, trials, and a division rejecting the motion 104 to 15.

Commons Martin Wallace W. Milner Ryder East India Company Ross Joba Roger Arthur Os Connor St. John Maidstone Scotland Ireland England Dublin Cooke Arthur O‘connor House of Commons Edward III R. Q.connor A. Océnnos Great Britain Secretary of State Arthur O’connor Fekyll Burton

Epigram on the Desire of Man's Heart

A brief dated verse fragment attributed to Quarles contrasts the want of the human heart with earthly fullness. It states the heart is triangular while the earth is round, that one may be full yet never brim, and that earth is filled only when the heart is filled with him.

Earth

Anecdotes of Faith and History Across Ages

A fifth century Arian bishop binds a Trinitarian to re baptize him and water is poured over his body. The Confessor protests a divine record of angels. The anecdotes critique historians bias and Skepticism. Frederic the Great forbids reading History. Horace Walpole’s father echoes distrust of historical truth.

Anthony Habet Deum Confessor Frederic the Great Prussia Robert Walpole Horace

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