Commercial Commissioners and Local Tax Provisions Debate
Extensive notes describe the selection of assistants to commercial commissioners, appeals from York, and duties for notices and certificates. It details penalties, payment processes, repeals, and the transmission of sums to authorities, plus speeches by Lord Fitzwilliam, the Marquis of Sandown, Earl Camden, and Lord Townsend on union and religious instruction.
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Commercial
City of
York
North
Bristol
County of
Gloucester
Bank of England
City of London
Wicinity
Ireland
Marquis of Sandown
Earl Camden
Lord Townsend
Lord Grenville Pushes Irish Union on March Parliament
In the British Parliament on the second reading of the Income Bill the Duke of Norfolk notes its negative effects on trade and land, while Lord Grenville urges attention to an Irish Union. He argues an incorporated union is essential to imperial interests and Ireland, moves to align with Commons resolutions, and seeks journal entry to show the object and wishes of the country regarding Ireland.
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Tursday
Duke of Norfolk
Lord Grenville
Iriffi Union
Ireland
House of Commons
Sr High
Lords
Edward
Augustus
Ameliay
Pitt
Ryder
East India Company
Williams
Dickenson
Thornton
Hobhouse
W. Dolben
Lord Belgrave
W. Smith
Mr. Pitt
Col. Gascougue
Pice
Debate on Slave Trade Prohibition Bill in the House
The House of Commons discusses the bill to prohibit the traffic in slaves on the African coast. Colonel Groyn opposes the principle, arguing Sierra Leone Company actors act for self interest. Debate covers publicity clauses, taxation, and a division adjourns after tense exchanges.
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Africa
Grcoyn
Sierra Leone Company
Pitt
Hubhoust
J. Pulteney
Tierney
Collectora
Burdon
W. Pulteney
H. Browne
Buxton
Fes
William Pulteney
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British Parliament
House OF Lords
Ellison
Contraé&T
A&s
Sargeant
Sulys
F. Sinclair
Lloyd
Turspay
Mincx