Sir Philip Francis

October 22, 1740 - December 23, 1818
Summary information for Sir Philip Francis

Contributions

1806

AFFAIRS OF INDIA. Commons January 27, 1806

MONUMENT TO MARQUIS CORNWALLIS. Commons February 3, 1806

AFFAIRS OF INDIA. Commons February 24, 1806

IRISH FIRST FRUITS BILL. Commons February 24, 1806

2 speeches — AFFAIRS OF INDIA. Commons February 25, 1806

Affairs of India. Commons February 25, 1806

AFFAIRS OF INDIA. Commons February 27, 1806

3 speeches — AFFAIRS OF INDIA. Commons February 28, 1806

2 speeches — AFFAIRS OF INDIA. Commons March 10, 1806

AFFAIRS OF INDIA. Commons March 11, 1806

2 speeches — AFFAIRS OF INDIA. Commons March 14, 1806

2 speeches — AFFAIRS OF INDIA. Commons March 19, 1806

Mr. Fuller rose and expressed his surprize, that the right hon. gent. should submit such an important motion without saying one sentence upon the subject. To say much in its favour, he thought quite beyond the power of the right hon. gent. or any other person. Indeed, it did not appear to his mind that such a measure could at all be sustained, for its tendency would be to disfranchise an immense proportion of the freeholders of the country. In the case even of the county he had the honour to represent, what would be the fate of the poor freeholders who lived above 80 miles from the place of polling? Why, that such persons, unable to defray the expence of the journey, would fore it their votes. The same thing would, no doubt, happen in many, if not all other counties. It was enough that poor freeholders should be subject to the loss of time and the trouble of going to the hustings, without being called upon to submit to the expence of carriage from distant quarters. This ex-pence was no material loss to the 'candidates, and it was to be recollected that the poor voters were only treated to this jaunt once in seven years. It would be cruel then to dash this trivial cup from the poor man's lips. The house should bear in mind the manner in which our sagacious enemy acted towards his people, particularly towards his soldiery, to every one of whom he occasionally appealed, complimenting them at once as the judge of his conduct the means of his success, and the partake Commons March 21, 1806

WAYS AND MEANS. Commons March 28, 1806

BUDGET. Commons March 29, 1806

2 speeches — BUDGET. Commons March 31, 1806

2 speeches — AFFAIRS OF INDIA. Commons April 1, 1806

3 speeches — DEBTS OF THE NABOBS OF ARCOT. Commons April 16, 1806

AFFAIRS OF INDIA. Commons April 18, 1806

VOLUNTEER ESTABLISHMENT. Commons April 22, 1806

2 speeches — AFFAIRS OF INDIA. Commons April 22, 1806

REPEAL OF ADDITIONAL FORCE BILL. Commons April 25, 1806

PROPERTY DUTY BILL. Commons April 28, 1806

ELECTION TREATING BILL. Commons April 29, 1806

SLAVE IMPORTATION BILL. Commons May 2, 1806

Affairs of India. Commons May 8, 1806

IRON DUTY BILL. Commons May 9, 1806

5 speeches — PROPERTY DUTY BILL Commons May 12, 1806

NELSON GRANT. Commons May 13, 1806

AFFAIRS OF INDIA. Commons May 15, 1806

2 speeches — PROPERTY DUTY BILL. Commons May 15, 1806

DEBTS OF THE NABOBS OF ARCOT. Commons May 20, 1806

AFFAIRS OF INDIA—OUDE CHARGE. Commons May 28, 1806

2 speeches — PROPERTY DUTY BILL. Commons May 28, 1806

AFFAIRS OF INDIA—OUDE CHARGE. Commons June 5, 1806

ASSESSED TAXES. Commons June 9, 1806

ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TRADE. Commons June 10, 1806

GRENADA AND ST. VINCENT'S LOAN BILL. Commons June 11, 1806

DEBTS OF TUE NABOBS OF ARCOT. Commons June 11, 1806

NABOB OF ARCOT'S DEBTS. Commons June 16, 1806

AFFAIRS OF INDIA.—OUDE CHARGE. Commons June 18, 1806

2 speeches — TRAINING BILL. Commons July 6, 1806

DEBTS OF THE NABOBS OF ARCOT. Commons July 7, 1806

INDIA BUDGET. Commons July 10, 1806

INCREASED PAY TO THE ARMY. Commons July 14, 1806

LORD NELSON'S ANNUITY BILL. Commons July 15, 1806

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