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Bill Number3733Session1763
Title To provide for the better regulation of all ships and vessels that shall carry for hire passengers, goods and horses from any port in Ireland to Great Britain, or from one port in Ireland to another in said kingdom, and for making it penal for the owners or commanders of such ships and vessels to proceed to sea without a sufficient number of able and skilful mariners to navigate them, and materials to supply any defects or damages incidental to ships in voyages, as also a competency of provisions, water, candles and provender for the passengers, sailors and cattle on board, allowing for the chance of a tedious voyage.
Variant Title(s) For the better regulation of such ships as trade between the kingdom of Ireland and that of Great Britain, and for making it penal for the masters and commanders of such vessels to proceed to sea without a sufficient number of able seamen to navigate them, and a competency of bread, water and candles for the number of passengers and hands on board, allowing even for the chance of a tedious passage. [2 Nov.]
Heads of Bill Stages
Originating Body Commons
Leave or Order 2 Nov 1763Leave or Order to Honourable Edward Stratford [2024]
Read & Committed 3 Dec 1763Presented by Honourable Mr Edward Stratford [2024]
Reported 20 Jan 1764Reported by Honourable Edward Stratford [2024]
Sent to Chief Governor 20 Jan 1764   
Privy Council Stages
Decision of the Irish Privy Council Rejected 
Received & Referred to Law Officers 
Petition to English Privy Council  
Decision of the English Privy Council  
Engrossed  
Returned Bill Stages
House Presented  
Presented  
Sent to Other House  
Royal Assent  
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