Reform meeting lauds Francis Burdett and George Canning
A Norfolk reform gathering features speeches praising Francis Burdett and John Hobhouse, while lauding parliamentary reform and unity among reformers. Letters from Burdett and support for Canning are read, with praise for press freedom and Indian administration.
Reform debates and loyalist opposition at a London meeting
The article recounts a London gathering where supporters and opponents clashed over Reform. Speakers including Lord A Hamilton Sir R Fergusson and Mr Hume defended Reform while critics argued the system served corruption. Toasts praised reformers in Scotland Buckinghamshire Berkshire Cumberland and Cumbria as the crowd dispersed near midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Roberts Wilson
Southwark
Robert
Italy
Friends of Liberty
House of Commons
Commons
Lord A. Hamilton
R. Fergusson
Hume
Scotland
Lord Nugent
F. Palmer
Monck
Buckinghamshire
Berkshire
Nuctwr
Milton
Hampden
Runnymede
Hamlet
Lusuixeron
Lord Grey
Curwen
Cumberland
Messrs. F. Palmer
Monck, Honeywood
C. Hutchinson
W. Smith
Lamsrox
Petition Against Catholic Relief Bill Presented in Lords
Lord Colville presented a petition from Chippenham Wiltshire residents opposing the Roman Catholic relief bill. The Innkeepers' Subsistence Bill was read a second time and the House adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lord Colville
Chippenham
Wilts
House Adjourned as 37 Members Present
The Speaker adjourned the House at four o'clock when only 37 Members were in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
House
Debate on Asiatic Press and Canning's Policy Ends in Unanimous Vote
Members praise the press reforms and Mr Canning’s appointments to Bombay and Madras. They condemn censorship, defend the free press in Asia, and approve a resolution of thanks to the late President, with Colonel Stanore delaying further action to a later Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India Proprietors
Grover A. Rostnsox
Board of Directors
George Canning
Board of Control
Raxpart Jaceson
Canning
R. Jackson
Jerkeunt
Mr. J
Melville
Dundas
Mr. Canning
Bombay
Madras
Elphinstone
Munroef
Malcolm
India
England
Marquis Cornwallis
Marquis Wellesley
Marquis of Hastings
Erson
Bathurst
Lord Melville
Court of Directors
Peary
Aceanias
Perry
Presiden 2
Etha
Honourable
Stanore Rose
Asiatic Press
T. Munro
Macitrate
Poly
Marquess of Hastings
Lord Hastings
Asia
Lowypes
D. Kiswarep
Wicks
D. Kinwarrp
Huste
Mover
Clause of Commons
D. Kinnaird
Twrxina
Ewining
S. Dixon
Winks
Pavatson
Been
Gentlemin
Wives
Stanore
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Alderman Woop
Sheriff Warren
Fant
Coke
Norfolk
Fox
May
Reform
F. Burdett
King’s Bench Prison
Francis Burdett
Cuairaan
Manchester
John Cam Hobhouse
Hosmouse
Mr. Hobhouse
Burke
Pitt
Hobhouse
Elizabeth
Duke of Newcastle
Charles I
East India House
Imperial Parliament