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Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 04, 1829

Page

1

Lords Debate Over Catholic Emancipation Petitions

In April the Lords considered petitions from Sussex parishes and others against further Catholic concessions. Lords Beauchamp Lyttelton and Eldon sparred over allegations of inflammatory handbills linked to parish clergy. Additional petitions from Esx and Chester areas were noted as lie on the table.

House OF Lords Duke of Richmond Sussex Duke of Cumberland Argyle Brenbroy Armagh House of Commons Radnor Barking Lord Braybrooke Saffron Walden Essex Lord Hill Baniff Lord Grantley Blackheath Earl of Eldon Buxton Coldlige Lincolnshire Invernese Eastlane Chapel Walworth Carmarthenshire Johnstown Dumfries Downpatrick St. Savient’s Southwark Sligo Chorney Lancashire Hales Owen Crocksford Rants Cendiang Cullav Waterford Ruchamp Worcester Earl Beauchamp Forrester Toever Doctor Forrester Lord Lyttelton Dr. Forrester Riv London Troy Ubjin Earl Eldon Beauchamp Rata Lord Kenyon Guilford Snowsfields Chapel Bolton-le-Mour Clersynen Church of England Hetin Sass-xroe Gaford Diab England Faber Duke of Sussex Lords Peron Durham Dillon Orier Pitt Giratin Fox Earl Grey Lord Grenville Wyedham Canning Mr. Pitt

Opposing Catholic Concessions Debate in Lords

In a tense adjourned debate the Bishops critique the Roman Catholic Relief Bill. The Archbishop of York warns securities are insufficient to safeguard Protestant Establishment, urging opposition. Durham and Oxford bishops share concerns about papal influence and constitutional protections.

Duke of Newcastle Whiston Alkman Normandy Derbyshire Hampstead Yorkshire Branly Lincolnshire Yaxley Huntingdonshire Breford Surrey London Duke of Wellington Archbishop of York Ireland Earl Marshal England Shefield Church of Ireland United Churches of England and Ireland Cheera Durham Roman Catholic Association Irish Association

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