French claims. Appeal of the Baron de Bode to ... the House of Commons ... for the re-appointment of a select committee to complete the examination of his claim [for indemnification for the loss of his estates in France] / [Clement Joseph Philip Pen De Bode].

  • De Bode, Clement Joseph Philip Pen, Baron, 1777-1846
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[1836]
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Credit: French claims. Appeal of the Baron de Bode to ... the House of Commons ... for the re-appointment of a select committee to complete the examination of his claim [for indemnification for the loss of his estates in France] / [Clement Joseph Philip Pen De Bode]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    FRENCH CLAIMS APPEAL OF THE BARON DE BODE >, f TO THE HONOURABLE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, ON THE MOTION TO BE MADE BY MR. 0‘CQNNELL ON THE 23d JUNE, 1836, ** ' * FOR THE RE-APPOINTMENT OF A SELECT COMMITTEE TO COMPLETE THE EXAMINATION OF HIS CLAIM; SHEWING That his case has not been regularly gone through. The total nullity of the Award of the Commissioners. The discrepancy between the judgment of the Privy Council on the Appeal, with that of the Commissioners in their Award. The statements made by the late Lord Gifford in delivering the Judgment of the Privy Council upon the Petition for the re-hearing of the Appeal. The misappropriation by the Treasury, of the Funds paid by France under the Conventions of 1815 and 1818. The systematic persecution the Baron de Bode has had to contend against. That the claim of the Baron de Bode is a proper case for the consi¬ deration and interference of the House of Commons, and that it would be an unparalleled injustice and hardship to refuse the re-appointment of a Committee to complete the examination of it. AND CONTAINING A SHORT OUTLINE OF THE BARON’S CASE. LONDON: T O H N HEARN E, 81, ST RAN IX