1741. Feb. 27. Jan. 27. Mar. 2. Apr. 8. 13. Dec. 1. 4. 8. 1742. Mar. 9. 23. On the Bill to prevent the Inconveniencies arising from On the Bill for the Encouragement and Increase of Sea- On an Address of Thanks for the King's Speech for a On the Address of Thanks at the Opening of the Session On the Address of Thanks at the Opening of the Session See Vol. Page May 25. June 1. Nov. 16. On the Address of Thanks at the Opening of the Session It may not be amiss to add, also, a List of the Debates in the House of Lords, from 1735 to 1743, which have been introduced into this Collection from THE SECKER MANUSCRIPT. 1735. April 15. On removing Soldiers at the time of Elections 25. On applying Part of the Sinking Fund to the Service of On the Address of Thanks at the Opening of the Session 876 1371 1739. May 14. 31. On the Bill for making Provision for the Duke and Prin cesses On the Motion for an Address to know whether Spain had paid the 95,000l. stipulated by the Convention June 4. On the Motion whether it shall be voted that the Convention with Spain is broken Nov. 15. 1740. Feb. 28. Mar. 19. April 15. Nov. 18. Dec. 1. On the Address of Thanks at the Opening of the Session On the Motion, that a Message for Supply to the Com- On the Motion, to resolve that Land Forces should have On the Address of Thanks at the Opening of the Session On the Motion for Admiral Vernon's Instructions See Vol. Page 8. 9. On the Motion for Letters from and to Admiral Vernon 1741. Jan. 16. On the King's Answer to an Address for the Issue of the 20. On an Address for Extracts of Treaties from 1714 to 28. On a Motion respecting the Appointment of Receivers On the Motion for Admiral Vernon's Representations Feb. 3. On the Earl of Chesterfield's Motion for an Address against the intended Augmentation of the Army 10. On a Motion, That the Lords should take their due On a Motion for Instructions relating to the Convention 13. On Lord Carteret's Motion for the Removal of Sir Robert On the Duke of Marlborough's Motion, That an attempt 26. On the Place Bill 12. April 9. and March On altering a Turnpike Bill sent from the Commons. May 13. 25. On considering and varying the Standing Orders of the On the Bill for indemnifying Persons who shall make Dis- 28. On the Bill to exclude certain Officers from being Mem- June 1. 1743. Jan. 21. Feb. 1. 22. On the Bill for protecting Trade and Navigation On the Petition of the Charitable Corporation LONDON, 5, Panton Square, July 25, 1812. Omission in Vol. X. At the foot of Page 1423, 4, should have been said, END OF VOLUME X. TABLE I. PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES IN BOTH SEVENTH SESSION OF THE EIGHTH PARLIAMENT OF Debate in the Commons on the Seamen's Bill.................... Debate in the Lords on altering a Turnpike Bill sent from the 26 The King's Speech to both Houses for a Vote of Credit in sup- Another Report of the same Debate from the Secker Manuscript 149 Debate in the Commons on an Address of Thanks for the King's 288 The Lords' Address of Thanks-The King's Answer 8. Debate in the Commons on the Address of Thanks The Commons' Address of Thanks-The King's Answer......... 319 Doctor Lee chosen Chairman of the Committee of Privileges and 9. Proceedings respecting the Westminster Election Petition Debate in the Lords on a Motion for Rear-Admiral Haddock's Orders and Instructions. From the Secker Manuscript 21. Debate in the Commons on Mr. Pulteney's Motion for referring to a Select Committee the several Papers relating to the Con- 402 Protest on the Rejection of the said Resolution......... 28. Proceedings relating to the Chippenham Election THE KING ADJOURNS THE PARLIAMENT SIR ROBERT WALPOLE RESIGNS HIS PLACES, AND IS CREATED EARL OF ORFORD THE PRINCE OF WALES CONCILIATED MEETING OF THE OPPOSITION AT THE FOUNTAIN TAVERN Resolutions of the Grand Committee on the Merchants' Petition A Bill ordered to be brought in for the Security of Trade and |