Royal Prayers and Privy Council Edicts From 1842
From the London Gazette February 1842 update ordering standard prayers for Adelaide and the royal family, with Moore directive to amend printed Common Prayer editions. Also notes oaths for Walter Francis Duke of Buccleuch, new lord lieutenant appointments, deputy sheriff for Port Philip, and various insolvency and bankruptcy notices and appointments.
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Adelaide
Prince Albert
Albert Prince of Wales
Parsons
Ws. L. Baruuast
Walter Francis Duke of
Buccleuch and
Queensbeary
Walter Francis Duke
Buccleuch
Queensberry
James Brownlow
William Marquis of Salisbury
Middlesex
Brownlow Marquis of Exeter
Northampton
Exchequer Bill Forgeries To Be Probed By Select Committee
In the Lords, Lord Monteagle moved to appoint a Select Committee on February 7 to inquire into late Exchequer Bill forgeries, the preparation methods, and any breach of office usage. The session adjourned for pleasure, and later the Queen’s reception was noted with the Address in reply to the Speech.
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England
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Godson
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Robert Peel
Earl of March
Bond
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Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
John Russell
Earl of Lincoln
Lord Dalmeny
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T. D. Acland
Exchequer
Howe
Emigration and Australian Lands Reform Proposals Debated
Lord Stanley introduces two linked measures to regulate emigration and land sales in Australian colonies. He proposes a detailed bill based on land sale by fixed upset price with periodical auctions, plus a passenger care act, applicable to all colonies, with funds potentially aiding emigration, survey, and indigenous relief.
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