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The Speeches of the Right Honourable the Earl of

Chatham in the Houses of Lords and Commons, with a Biographical

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Biographical Memoir.

1736. April 29. Motion for an address on the Marriage of the Prince of Wales.

1739. March 6. The Spanish Convention.

1741. March 6. Sir Charles Wager's Bill for the Increase of the Navy.

1742. March 9. Lord Limerick s Motion for an Inquiry into the Conduct of

Public Affairs during the last Twenty Years.

March 23. Lord Limerick's Motion for an Inquiry into the Conduct of

the Earl of Orford during the last Ten Years of his

Administration.

Dec. 10. Debate on taking the Hanoverian Troops into British Pay.

1743. Dec. 1. Debate on the Address of Thanks.

1755. Dec. 5. The Augmentation of the Army. Apprehension of a French

Invasion.

1762. Nov. 29. The Preliminary Treaty of Peace with France and Spain.

1763. Nov. 24. Proceedings respecting Mr. Wilkes.

1766 Jan. 14. The American Stamp Act.
1770. Jan. 9. Debate in the Lords on the Address in Answer to the Speech

from the Throne.

1770. Jan. 22. The Marquis of Rockingham's Motion for Appointing a Day

to take into consideration the State of the Nation.

Feb. 2. The Marquis of Rockingham's Motion respecting the Ju lica.

ture of the House of Commons in Matters of Election.

March 14. Debate in the Lords on the State of the Civil List.

Nov, 22. The Duke of Richmond's Motion respecting the Seizure of

Falkland s Island.

1774. May 27. Debate in the Lords on the Bill for Quartering Troops in

North America.

1775. Jan. 20. Lord Chatham's Motion to withdraw the Troops from Boston.

1. Lord Chatham's Bill for Settling the ubles in America.
1777. May 30.

Lord Chatham's Motion for an Address to the Crown to put a

Stop to Hostilities in America.

Nov. 18. Debate in the Lords on the Address of Thanks.

Dec. 2. The Duke of Richmond & Motion for an Inquiry into the State

of the Nation..

Dec. 5. The Earl of Chatham's Motion for General Burgoyne's Orders

and Instructions.

Dec. 11. The Earl of Oxford s Motion of Adjournment.

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1788, June 6,

June 13. 1794. Jan. 21.

1795. Jan. 5.

1798. Jan, 4.

In support of the impeachment of Warren Hastings, Esq.,

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on the opening of Parliament. On moving to bring in a bill to repeal an Act for the suspen

sion of the Habeas Corpus Act.
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In support of a motion of Mr. Yorke, the Secretary at War,

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1779. April 19. Mr. Fox's Motion for the removal of the Earl of Sandwich,

First Lord of the Admiralty.
Nov. 25. Lord John Cavendish's Amendment to the Address on the

King's Speech at the opening of ihe Session.
Dec. 6. The Earl of Upper Ossory's Motion on the Discontents in

Ireland
Dec. 15. Mr. Burke's plan of Economical Reform.
1780. March 8. Mr. Burke's Establishment Bill.

Nov. 6. Address in answer to the King's Speech. 1781. Feb. I. Mr. Fox's Motion relative to the Appointment of Sir Hugt

Palliser to the Government of Greenwich Hospital. May 30.

Mr. Hartley's Motion for a Bill to restore Peace with America. Nov. 27. Mr. Fox's Amendment to the Address of Thanks on the

King's Speech at the opening of the Session 1783. Dec. Mr. Fox's East India Bill. Dec 17. Mr Baker's Motion relative to the report of the King's

opinion on Mr Fox's East India Bill. 1784. June 8. The Westminster Scrutiny.

Me. Fox's Addresses to the Electors of Westminster (Note). July 16 Mr. Pitt's East India Bill 1785. May 12. Irish Commercial Propositions.

June 1. Articles of Charge against Mr Hastings—Rohilla Charge. 1788. Dec 10. King's Illness --Regency Qnestion 1789. Mar. 8. Mr Berufoy's Motion for the Repeal of the Test and Cor.

poration Acts 1790. Mar. 2. Mr. Fox's Motion for the Repeal of the Test and Corpora

tion Acts. Dec. 23. Abatement of an Impeachment by : Dissolution of

Parliament. 1791. April 19. Abolition of the Slare Trade.

8. Quebec Bill--Separation between Mr. Fox and Mr. Burke. May 10, Motion for a Repeal of the Test Act as far as it extends

to Scotland. 20. Mr. Fox's Libel Bill. 1792. Mar. 1. Mr. Whitbread's Motion respecting the Armament against

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April 2. Abolition of the Slave Trade.
Dec. 13. Mr. Fox's Amendments to the Address on the King's

Speech at the Opening of the Session. 1793. Feb. 12. Address on the King's Message respecting the Declaration

of War by France. May 7.

Mr. Grey's Motion for a Reform in Parliament. 1794. Mar. 10. Mr. Adams Motion respecting the Trials of Messrs. Mair

and Palmer, 1795. Mar. 28. Mr. Fox's Motion for a Committee on the State of the

Nation.

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