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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Imperial Parliament
Yes
Christiana
Listory
Oxford
Regius
Rome
Phat
Pachament
Lucorsinder
Hear
Renate
Bonenur
Mans
Hugour
Tigtory
Bevun de Nord
Durbsm
Tan