Catholic Petition Sparks Debate in Lords over National Policy
In a Lords session, the Duke of Gloucester and Lord Grenville presented petitions from Cambridge and Oxford universities opposing Catholic claims. Lords debated whether to read and table the documents, stressing national policy, constitutional unity, and the Pope's influence. The discussion touched on justice administration and a forthcoming Salamanca thanks motion, with adjournment to Thursday.
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Debates On Petitions And Orders In Commons
The House hears a letter from Rear Admiral Strormora dated August 23 praising naval actions at Jer. A petition from Ostord University and Catholic Clavis is laid on the table. Lord Castlereagh pushes orders. Whbread and Milton protest, fearing ministerial power. A petition from Stattysbury MPs condemns bribery. set for February 6. Notices of motions on German Legion officers and repeal of Charles’s statute are given. Clergy of London and Oxford city petitions against Catholics lie on table. Address report delayed pending further consideration.
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