The Convention Act Bans Representative Bodies Set Up to Campaign for a Change in the Law, I.e. Putative Rivals to the Parliament

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August 16, 1793

The Convention Act bans representative bodies set up to campaign for a change in the law, i.e. putative rivals to the parliament

August 16, 1832

An Act is passed which allows for tithe payments to be commuted

← An Act is passed which allows for tithe payments to be commuted

August 16, 1766

Birth of Carolina Oliphant (Lady Nairne), poet and author of many Jacobite songs, including Charlie is my Darling. Her songs are second only in popularity to Burns.

Birth of Carolina Oliphant (Lady Nairne), poet and author of many Jacobite songs, including Charlie is my Darling. Her songs are second only in popularity to Burns. →

August 16, 1832

An Act is passed which allows for tithe payments to be commuted

← An Act is passed which allows for tithe payments to be commuted

The Convention Act bans representative bodies set up to campaign for a change in the law, i.e. putative rivals to the parliament

August 16, 1766

Birth of Carolina Oliphant (Lady Nairne), poet and author of many Jacobite songs, including Charlie is my Darling. Her songs are second only in popularity to Burns.

Birth of Carolina Oliphant (Lady Nairne), poet and author of many Jacobite songs, including Charlie is my Darling. Her songs are second only in popularity to Burns. →

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