Bill for the Subversion of the Judicial Power in the

Memorable Speech of Lord Chatham on moving to with-

draw the Troops from Boston

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Petitions presented to Parliament against the War, con-

figned to the Committee of Oblivion

Parliament refuses to hear Evidence on the Congress

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297

299

Lord

Petition to the King from the City of London, presented

Mr. Penn's Examination at the Bar of the House of

Lords

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Land-tax raised to 45.- Remarkable Prediction thereon 336

Mr. Burke's Bill for quieting the Troubles in Ame-

Treaties concluded with the Landgrave of Hesse, &c.

343

One hundred thousand pounds per Ann. added to the Ci-

Infolent Memorial of Sir Joseph Yorke to the States Ge-

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428

Disasters at Bennington and Fort Stanwix

Distress and final Surrender of Burgoyne's Army

Session of Parliament-Motion of Lord Chatham

Mr. Fox's Second Motion of Enquiry-carried

Motion relative to the Canada Expedition by Lord

Proceedings of the Committee of Enquiry

Lord North's Second Plan of Conciliation