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| Bill Number | 2973 | Session | 1798 | ||
| Title | To compel certain persons who have been engaged in the late rebellion which hath broken out in this kingdom to surrender themselves, and abide their trials respectively, within a limited time, on pain of being attainted of high treason. | ||||
| Initial Bill Stages | |||||
| Originating Body | Lords | ||||
| Leave or Order | — | ||||
| Presented | 21 Aug 1798 | Presented by | John Fitzgibbon Lord Chancellor | [0749] | |
| 2nd Reading & Committed | 23 Aug 1798 | ||||
| Reported | 29 Aug 1798 | Reported by | Frederik Christiaan Reinhart van Reede Earl of Athlone | [4006] | |
| Sent to Other House | 31 Aug 1798 | 2nd House Reporter | Right Honourable Mr Corry | [0497] | |
| Sent to Chief Governor | 14 Sep 1798 | ||||
| Privy Council Stages | |||||
| Received & Referred to Law Officers | 25 Sep 1798 | ||||
| Petition to English Privy Council | None | ||||
| Decision of the English Privy Council | Approved | ||||
| Engrossed | 28 Sep 1798 | ||||
| Returned Bill Stages | |||||
| Royal Assent | 6 Oct 1798 | ||||
| Statute Number | 38 George III c.80 | ||||
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