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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 27, 1825

Page

1

King's Drawing Room at St James's Palace May 1

London Gazette notice governs attendance for the King's Drawing Room at St James's Palace on May 1 at two o'clock. Ladies must submit invitations by May 11 and bring two name cards, one for the King's presence chamber and one for the lord in waiting for entry. State Apartments open at one o'clock. Knighthood conferred on Probert Mowbray. Army promotions and bankruptcies listed with dates and solicitors.

J. James's Palace Ithem Lord Chamberlain Carlton House Probert Mowbray Cockinrny Fife Office of Ordnance Royal Reghocur of Artillery J. A. Wood Aytoun Medical Department T. M. Jones T. M. Fage G. Maurice P. Venables T. Beato Maurice T. A W. Quigley Venables James Barlow Balfpay Seaton Ourresder Faicor Bromyard Herefordshire Radham Williams and White Lincoln’s-inn-felds London Wood Bilston Atafordshire Royal Hotel Templetow Birmingham Montagu Lincoln's-inn-fields Maton Staffordshire G. Smith Newcastle-upon-Tyne Victualler George Wynyatt-street Goswell-street Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts Basingbell, Street Bolicitor Bennett L. Gardie Regent-street Westminster Jane Court of Commissioners Basinghall-street Blacklow Frith-street Soho Stincktomb Oldbury-on-the-Hill Meluter White Lion Inn Bath Messrs Nethersvlea Whitesmith J. BI G. M R. Morgan Belle Sauvage-yard Ludgate-hill Wholesale Stationers H. Harrison Southwark Bridge Stone-Wharf Stone-Marron Bray N. Dunderdale Holbeck Leeds Clothier J. Lewis Goyfrey Monmontshire Way Q. Birt Pickett-Street Strand J. Cragg Salmesbury Lancaster F. English Draper Keast East Looe Cornwall F. Shand Liverpool J. A. Wilkes T. E. Hammond AKC Tuam Earl Bective Toyou W. Smith Parsons Norwich J, Smith Peron Clancey King’s Bench Ireland Goulburn Rice Hume Colt Airshire Lushington Canterbury Monck Martin Galway Peee JSH Littleton Beneft England Trish Hear Sesssons Court of Honour Me. Martin Mr. L Perhans Feld Blakco Ioeces Esvaral Ersasi Relrige

Equitable Loan Bill Debates Roil House of Lords

Lordship debates on the Equitable Loan Company Bill feature petitions from Stockport traders and Lancashire inhabitants. Quarrels over Catholic Emancipation spread to Protestant dissenters, with warnings on charity charters and calls for legal clarity. Viscount Melville signals Corn Laws stance as Canada measures loom.

House OF Lords Archbishop Arsaom Equitable Loan Company Earl Grosvenor Stockport Cheshire Earl Bathurst India Chorley Lancashire Lord Suffield King’s Bench Prison Fleet Prison Whitecrecn-Street Prison Weavers of Fast Lane Walworth Newington Surry Earl of Donoughmore Ireland Lord Holland Earl of Romney Maidstone Earl of Lauderdale City of London Rd Dacre Equitable Loni Company Dacre Marquis of Bath Baw Lord Renyon Wrexham Viscount Melville Edinburgh Earl of Roseberry Earl Liverpool Canada

Debates on Corn Laws and Catholic Claims in the Lords and Commons

The House heard petitions from merchants and traders across London and Manchester urging reform of the Corn Laws while others urged caution. Lord Lansdown and others argued for altered duties with discussion on exchange rates and the impact on landowners. Debates touched Ireland’s electoral reform and Catholic relief, with speakers outlining the effects on freeholders and the yeomanry.

Farl Rots Lord Kenyon Manchester Marquis of Lansdown London Passay Sion Earl of Limerick Canada America United States Earl of Lauderdale Earl of Liverpool Marquis Lansdown Earl Cf Lauderdale Lordiverpool United States of America Baltic Lord Ellenborough Lord King Lord Dacre Duke of Athol Fifeshire Lord Brownlow Lincolnshire Lord Holland Hammersmith Kensington Fulham Chelsea Equitable Loan Bank Company St.Katharine’s Docks Earl of Shaftesbury House OF Commons Metropolitan Fish Company Dumfries Berwick-upon-Tweed R. Ferguson Plummer Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers of Edinburgh Spitalfields Newark Kirby-Moorside Ross Stratford-upon- Avon Coventry Alcester Warwick F. Buxton Christ’s Church, Spitalfields Newman St. Stephen St. Mary, Exeter Huskisson Dundee Liverpool Baring Foreign Corp Bonda Bright Reat Sarum S. Wortley Leeds Tadcaster Howden Winburn Bigeleswade Stoddard Barford Gainsborough Berks Chelmsford Chaplin F. Osborne Whitmore W. W. Wynn Wrexham Denbigh J. Bridges Baronet Waterford Sir J. Newport Roman Catholica Corfe Castle Bankea T. Lethbridge New Malden W. Ingilby Olford Market-street Mr. Mundy Yorkshire J. Wrottesley Wolverhampton Lord Althorpe Hume Newcastle Upon Tyne Dennison Coggersham Lord Belgrave Nornsea Chester Aylesbury Bisley Wells Maidstone Robarts Ireland J. Smith Reland Ashburton St. Saviour’s Southwark F. Gower Fr. Burdett General Gascoigne Peel C. Pelham Kingston Surrey Lords Select Committee F. Burdett Lord Valetort Devon M. W. Ridley Ae Lambton Durham

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