CONTENTS
OF THE SIXTH VOLUME OF THE FOURTH SERIES.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT ON MEASURES RELATING TO THE AMERICAN COLONIES.
1775. |
House of Lords. | |
Oct. 26, | The Kings Speech to both Houses, | 1 |
| Petition of the City of London, presented by Lord Camden, | 3 |
| Petition of the Province of Nova-Scotia, presented by the Lord Chancellor, | 3 |
| Address to the King moved by Lord Townshend, | 3 |
| Amendment proposed by the Marquis of Rockingham, | 5 |
| DebateEarl of Coventry, | 5 |
| Earl of Rochford, | 5 |
| Duke of Grafton, | 5 |
| Earl of Sandwich, | 6 |
| Lord Lyttleton, | 7 |
| Bishop of Peterborough, | 8 |
| Earl of Sandwich, | 10 |
| Duke of Grafton, | 10 |
| Earl of Effingham, | 10 |
| Viscount Townshend, | 10 |
| Earl of Dartmouth, | 10 |
| Earl Grosvenor, | 10 |
| Duke of Manchester, | 10 |
| Lord Craven, | 11 |
| Duke of Richmond, | 11 |
| Earl Gower, | 12 |
| Lord Ferrars, | 12 |
| Earl of Shelburne, | 12 |
| Amendment rejected, | 14 |
| Motion for Address agreed to, | 14 |
| Protest, | 14 |
| Committee to prepare an Address, | 16 |
| Address reported, | 16 |
| Address agreed to, and ordered to be presented to the King, | 17 |
| The Kings Answer to the Address, | 17 |
House of Commons.
Oct. 26, | Address to the King moved by Mr. Acland, | 18 |
| Seconded by Governour Lyttleton, | 21 |
| Amendment proposed by Lord John Cavendish, | 21 |
| DebateSir James Lowther, | 21 |
| Mr. Wilkes, | 21 |
| Sir Adam Ferguson, | 23 |
| Governour Johnstone, | 25 |
| Mr. Rice, | 34 |
| Lord Stanley, | 34 |
| Mr. Temple Luttrell, | 34 |
| | 36 |
| Lord George Germaine, | 36 |
| Captain James Luttrell, | 36 |
| Colonel Barré, | 39 |
| Lord Barrington, | 40 |
| Mr. Wedderburn, | 40 |
| Mr. Burke, | 44 |
| Mr. Fox, | 44 |
| Lord North, | 45 |
| Mr. Dunning, | 45 |
| Amendment rejected, | 46 |
| List of the Minority, (Note,) | 46 |
| Motion for Address agreed to, | 46 |
| Committee to prepare an Address, | 46 |
| The Kings Speech referred to the Committee, | 46 |
1775. |
Oct. 27, | Address reported, | 46 |
| DebateMr. Hartley, | 48 |
| Mr. Fielde, | 48 |
| Sir M. W. Ridley, | 48 |
| Lord North, | 48 |
| Amendment proposed by Mr. Powys, | 48 |
| DebateMr. Cornwall, | 48 |
| Mr. Charles Fox, | 48 |
| Mr. Henry Dundas, | 49 |
| Governour Johnstone, | 49 |
| Mr. Attorney-General, | 49 |
| Mr. Charles Mellish, | 49 |
| Mr. Dunning, | 51 |
| Mr. James Grenville, | 51 |
| Mr. William Adam, | 51 |
| Lord North, | 51 |
| Colonel Barré, | 52 |
| Sir George Savile, | 53 |
| Mr. Serjeant Adair, | 53 |
| Sir Gilbert Elliot, | 58 |
| Mr. Rigby, | 58 |
| Mr. Dempster, | 58 |
| Amendment moved by Sir George Yonge, | 60 |
| Rejected, | 60 |
| Address agreed to, | 60 |
28, | The Kings Answer to the Address, | 60 |
NOVA-SCOTIA PETITION.
House of Commons.
Oct. 26, | Address, Petition, and Memorial, of the Assembly of Nova-Scotia, | 61 |
| To be considered on the 6th of November, | 64 |
Nov. 6, | Referred to a Committee of the Whole House, | 64 |
15, | Considered in Committee of the Whole, | 64 |
| Lord Norths motion, to accept the propositions offered by Nova-Scotia, | 65 |
| Agreed to, | 65 |
20, | Further considered in Committee of the Whole, | 65 |
| Agent of the Colony ordered to attend the Committee, | 65 |
| Statements of the Revenue Establishment, &c, of Nova-Scotia, ordered, | 65 |
23, | Further proceedings in Committee of the Whole, | 65 |
29, | Resolutions reported by the Committee of the Whole, | 66 |
| Amendments proposed and rejected, | 66 |
| DebateLord North, | 67 |
| Sir George Yonge, | 67 |
| Mr. Feilde, | 67 |
| Governour Pownall, | 67 |
| Sir George Yonge, | 69 |
| Mr. Burke, | 69 |
| Mr. Fox, | 69 |
| Sir Grey Cooper, | 69 |
| Mr. Anthony Bacon, | 69 |
| Mr. Burke, | 69 |
| Resolutions agreed to and Bill ordered, | 69 |
PETITIONS RELATING TO AMERICA.
House of Commons.
Oct.26, | From the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons, of the City of London, | 69 | |
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