Speech on Ireland reform and Dutch war in Lords
The Lords hear a speech from the Marquis of Conyngham urging liberal reform including Ireland peace, church finance, and tithes, with support for the Liberal ministry. Aberdeen counters, then debates on the Dutch war and Antwerp’s status, clarifying treaty and war definitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Trespay
Fen
Nape
Ath Tin
Earl Grey
Sinc Marie
Totes
House of Commons
Althorp
Commons
Rey
Conyngham
House of Parrona
Goeri
Poral
Uear
Bear
Church of
Fangland
Hear
Ireland
Hens
Beapeet Bey
England
Isis
Aineet
Lord Kinnaird
Scotland
Church of Ireland
Farl
Aberdeen
Diller
Reland
Sould Ds
Pete
Antwerp
France
Anssels
Port
Goreesel Re
Mary
Holland
Paris
London
Debate on Belgium Netherlands and Portugal policy in Parliament
Lord Aberdeen and Earl Grey discuss the Belgium Belgium Netherlands separation, Dutch loans, and British guarantees. They critique French policy in Belgium and Portugal affairs, warn against war, and urge balanced mediation to preserve peace and British interests in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Brussels
Vuttel
Iis
Lord Aberdeen
Netherlands
England
Mear
Belgum
Belgium
Holland
Lille
Liefkenstock
France
Heiri
Trench
Scheldt
Pitt
Austrian
Harl
Marl
Grey
Affars
Chamber of Deputies
Beleum
Italy
Lisbon
Jlear
Brelzium
The
Portugal
Kingdom of
House of Braganza
Moa Jong Defeye
Lord A
Jon I
Edro
Oporto
Don Miguel
Miguel
London
Europe
Henry the Fifth
Tagus
Spain
Great Britain
San Pedro
Marquis Palmells
Donna Maria
Palmella
Mosc! Ife
Don Pedro
Marquis
Lar
Houch
Earl Grey
Helone
His Majesty's
Elgium
Furl
Baring
Jeff
Hut
Earl
de Waitt
Iniland
Amecy
Plymouth
Hollaand
Movement
Movement Party
Feri
Setitin
Holl
Robie
Primciple
San Miguel
Terceira
Ireland
Legislative Union
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