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Excerpt from The Parliamentary Register, or History of the Proceedings and Debates of the House of Lords, Vol. 39: Containing an Account of the Most Interesting Speeches and Motions; Accurate Copies of the Most Remarkable Letters and Papers; Of the Most Material Evidence, Petitions, &C. Laid Before and Offered to the House
Motions dn'muir's and Palmler'e trials, 6o - To defer Hafiings' trial, 9 - For peace, by Mar quis O Lanfdowne, 94 - For te gulating for n troops, Izz Contit'rned on 0rd Albemarle's motion, 125 - 011 the {lave trade, Isl - Refpee'ting exifiing trea ties, then-for a Oopy of the letter to the Lords Lieutenants of counties, I 70 - Of thanks for the, King's mefi'age, 174 - ou theillegalig of granting to the Executive overnmenta vate aid for public pu without the confent of ment, I84 - Debate continued, 196 - Refpeeiing the navigatibn laws, 197 - Relating to the wilt with France, 199 - For expung ing Earl Stanhop'e'i motion from the Journals, arc - For copies of the letters (eat to the Lords Lieutenants of counties in 1782, a tel - For the Speaker to put the motions in the end: words of the mover, 217 - ou Howard's divorce bill, zzz - Refpeeling Muir's and Palmer's trials, 229 - Refpe&ing the interference in the prae'tice of the courts of cri minal jufiice, 249 refpeting fome expre?ions of Mr. Burke on Mr. Ha?ings' trial, 44 for referring the papers of the London Correfpondin'g Society, &c. To a Committee of Secrecy.
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