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| Bill Number | 5369 | Session | 1785 | ||
| Title | For the repealing part of an act, passed in the 23rd and 24th years of his present majesty George III, entitled an act for the more easy discovery and effectual punishment of buyers and receivers of stolen goods. | ||||
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| Originating Body | Lords | ||||
| Leave or Order | — | ||||
| Presented | 4 Feb 1785 | Presented by | Barry Maxwell (Barry) (Maxwell) Viscount Farnham | [1372] | |
| 2nd Reading & Committed | 11 Feb 1785 | ||||
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| Sent to Other House | — | ||||
| Sent to Chief Governor | — | ||||
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| Petition to English Privy Council | None | ||||
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| Engrossed | — | ||||
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| Royal Assent | — | ||||
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