Petition Debates Over Queen's Liturgy and Scottish Support
Debate over presenting petitions about the Queen and the Liturgy. Ministers claim county meetings reflect Scotland's landed interests, while opponents say broader public sentiment favors reform and opposition to ministers' conduct toward the Queen.
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Hume
Dundas
Peraps
Mr. Hume
Lord Milton
Tevnas
Lord Mirror
Kirkcudbright
R. Fergusson
Kirtlcudbright
Yorkshire
Scotland
Edinburgh
Glasgow
A. Hamilton
Justices of the Peace
Commissioners of Supply
Kennedy
House of Commions
House of Commons
Lord Binning
Mr. K
J. P. Grant
Aber Chord
Lord Advocate
Leord Buining
George Warrender
Bart
Mr. Kennedy
Mr. Forbes
Aberdeen
Robert Wilson
St. Saviour
Southwark
Calvert
Goulburn
Tregony
Charles Harcourt
Henry Cavendish
Derby
Kelly
Contested Royal Gloaming Debate on Queen's Liturgical Name
Members clash over Parliament's handling of the Queen's rights and a proposed royal provision. Castlereagh defends ministerial prerogatives while Tierney and Hume challenge rhetoric and insist on restoring the Queen’s name to the Liturgy. Opposition argues the country’s distress and constitutional proprieties.
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England
Lord Castlereagh
Lord Astlereagh
Mr. Wetherell
Wetherell
Ms. Wetherell
Hume
Home
Herajesty
Dover
Canter
Bury
Canterbury
House of Commons
Essex
Tierney
Castlereagh
Fie
Mr. T
Mr. Tierney
Scotland
Restos
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West Ham
Western
All Saints
T. Wilson
Smith
Court of Exchequer
Sumner
George Clerke
Grampound
J. Russel
Leeds
Brougham
Caroline R
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