Debate on the Crown and ministry during a quarrel over reform
An extended parliamentary speech condemns ministers for degrading the monarchy and mismanaging public funds while arguing for Catholic Emancipation and Parliamentary Reform. The speaker defends reforms, rejects aggressive measures, and urges stable governance, warning that policy shifts could arise from replacing current ministers.
Speech on Ministers and Queen within the 1821 debate
Lord Castlereagh and other speakers critique the Ministers handling of the Queen's case. They argue ministers risked tyranny by pressuring the Crown, defend the Milan Commission and foreign diplomacy, and insist on accountability of the government to protect liberties and public order.
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Langholm
Newgate
City of London
Mr. Tierney
London
England
France
House of Commons
Lord Castlereagh
Joe
Lord C
Bramber
Corfe Castle
Great Britain
Duke of Grafton
Frederic Prince of Wales
Duke of Wellington
Milan
St. Omer's
St. Omer’s
Geneva
Carlisle
Offcer
Charlotte
Princess of Wales
Levant
Prince of Wales
House of Lords
Earl of Guilford
Keppel Craven
Flear
Order of St. Caroline
Paris
House of Peers
Pesaro
Tonasia
Ttalyy
Debate on Queen's Defense and Parliamentary Reform
In a mid-session exchange, speakers discuss the Queen's defense, parliamentary measures, and public opinion. The House debates government actions, the Queen's character, and the peril of faction, with Lord Castlereagh and Mr Brougham presenting contrasting views on negotiation and honor. A division ends the session with 178 for and 324 against.
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Oxford
England
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Ceae
Oye
Corfe Castle
Tierney
Treasury
Bankes
Mr. T
Mr. Tierney
Mr.Lierney
House of Commons
Devizes
Gentleman
Ti Ini U P
Fox
M ' Pitt
John O’groat
John O’groat’s House To the Land's End
Bim
Howe
Hisajesty
Europe
France
Lord Castlereagh
Brougham
Princess of Wales
St. Omer's
King's Visit to Drury Lane Inspires Loyal Outburst
A London report describes immense public enthusiasm at Drury Lane Theatre as the King attended a performance. The crowd cheered repeatedly, sang God Save the King, and expressed strong support while critics of the Crown faced a powerful, united reaction. The piece notes Parliament votes showing a large ministerial majority and mocks opposition figures amid the festive mood.
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Lane Theatre
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Drury Lane Theatre
God Save the Ring
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Itabanes
Uy Kina
Mazisty
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