Reform Bill Debates in the House of Lords and Civil List Details
Amid the Lords debate on reform petitions from Sussex and Northamptonshire the speaker outlines a plan to separate civil list expenses from personal royal costs. Lord Grey contrasts past and present government plans, flags reductions in pensions and salaries, and defends the Queen’s establishment while detailing five civil list classes and projected savings.
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House OF Lords
Teesday
Earl Spencer
Nton
Duke of RI
Sussex
Westmoreland
Northampton
Bart Spencer
Winchilsea
George IV
Consolidated Fund
Ireland
House of Commons
England
Spranest
Scotland
Earl Grey
Gorenebent
Fond
Committee of Supply
Board of Works
Lords Beal
Lste
Charlotte
Royal Densties and Charities
Colertiné
Exchngine
Northawpton
Parsons
Goth
Mo Humenbeing
Cartwright
W. Smith
Market Hill
Robert Gunning
Corporation of
Edb
Doncaster
Mn Littleton
Staffords Ira
Ma Robinson
Waterford
Newfoundland
Thurday
Joan Russell
Bulwer
Gallanther
Liverpool
Andreiland
Pepiesca
Europe
Pawer
Casimir Perrier
Peyronpet
Polignac
Louis XVI
Charles X
J. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Galant
Wales
Lord Coke
Israel
Aldborough
Lord Eldon
Fane
Evegland
Apakheire
J. Renmall
Reform
Charles I
Cromwell
St. Pitt
Pitt Wlan
United Kingdoms
Wilbraham
East Retford
London
Bhut
Edwards
Cheater
Durham
Henry VIII
DE Douglas
Hawkins
Couren
Gally
House the Green
Gatton
Birmingham
Bethne
Ana
Debate on civil list and reform bill provisions
The House discusses the civil list budgets comparing late and present governments, pension fund reductions, and the separation of royal and civil expenses. Highlights include arguments for placing salaries on the consolidated fund, criticisms of pension settlements, and calls to extend parliamentary control while debating reform measures and representation changes.
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Imperial Parliament
Earl of Limerick
Limerick
Times
Lawson
Lewada
Eo House
Harithex
Votmafort
Garento Chanidettine
Pends
Ing
Duke of Wellington
George
George III
George II
Sala Manca
Vittoria
Viscount Goderich
Lord Ellenborough
Board of Control
Hear
Earl of Carnarvon
Lord Shaftesbury
Lord Somers
Aldermen and Common Council
Hereford
Lord Bexley
Bpougham
Ougham
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