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Bill Number	1893	Session	1727
Title	For preventing the embezzling of goods, under the value of 40s., by servants, and the malicious destruction of engines and other things belonging to mines.
Variant Title(s)	For explaining and amending an act, entitled an act for the further encouragement of finding and working mines and minerals within this kingdom. [26 Jan.] For explaining an act entitled an act for the further encouragement of finding and working mines and minerals within this kingdom. [IPC] 'For explaining an act entitled an act for the further encouragement of finding and working mines and minerals within this kingdom. [EPC]
Heads of Bill Stages
Originating Body		Commons
Leave or Order		7 Dec 1727	Leave or Order to	Mr Beauchamp	[0103]
Read & Committed		11 Jan 1728	Presented by	Mr Beauchamp	[0103]
Reported		26 Jan 1728	Reported by	Mr Beauchamp	[0103]
Sent to Chief Governor		26 Jan 1728
Privy Council Stages
Decision of the Irish Privy Council		Approved
Received & Referred to Law Officers		26 Feb 1728
Petition to English Privy Council		None
Decision of the English Privy Council		Amended
Engrossed		21 Mar 1728
Returned Bill Stages
House Presented		Commons
Presented		4 Apr 1728
Sent to Other House		8 Apr 1728
Royal Assent		6 May 1728
Statute Number		1 George II c.24
[+] Further Details
English Privy Council Records: PC 1/4/67, ff 6-8 (Law Officers' Report) Privy Council Notes: This bill started life as 'for explaining an act entitled an act for the further encouragement of finding and working mines and minerals in this kingdom', [this is the verified IPC leaving title/EPC entry title], entering the EPC on the 26 Feb 1728. The Irish bills committee changed the title completely to, 'For preventing the embezzling of goods, under the value of 40 s, by servants; and the malicious destruction of engines and other things belonging to mines' on 19 March 1728. It was engrossed with the title 'for explaining an act entitled an act for the further encouragement of finding and working mines and minerals in this kingdom' on 21 Marc 1728 and passed under the great seal on same day with the title 'For preventing the embezzling of goods, under the value of 40 s, by servants; and the malicious destruction of engines and other things belonging to mines.' Subjects: [300] Law And Order - Law - Criminal law [729] Economy - Mines And Quarries - Miscellaneous Committee: Committee of the Whole House