Restoration of Queen's name to the Liturgy debated in Commons
Debates rage over the Queen's name in the Liturgy and government conduct. Denman condemns ministers for insinuations, pamphlets, and alleged wheeling of witnesses while Castlereagh and Huskisson defend ministers and public meetings rights. Kent petition and Kent High Sheriff objections spark broader critique of recent reform laws on public gatherings.
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Denman
House of Commons
House of Lords
Mr. Denman
Liverpool
Mr. Canning
England
Tie
Ireland
Petiny
Lord Castlereagh
Surrey
Heid
Parliamen
Warren
Chase
Her
Lord C
Dover
Italy
Paris
Hume
Alderman Wood
Somerset
Canterbury
Wandsworth
Huskisson
Aberdeen
Pelham
Spalding
Corporation of Perth
Mr. Hume
Albion
Mr. Haskisson
Ouse
Kent
Honywood
Maidstone
Commission of the Peace
Edward Knatchbull
R. Wilson
E. Knatchbull
Lushington
Castlereagh
R. Martin
Rene
W. Burrell
R. Heron
F. Palmer
Wiltshire
Benett
Berkshire
Bedfordshire
Burrell
Wilbs
Mr. B
Lord Palmerston
Wilts
Earl of Pembroke
Reading
E. Matcobull
Spring Rice
Limerick
Birmingham Petition on National Distress Probes Trade Decline
Birmingham merchants and workers petition Parliament citing drastic drops in consumption and a general national downturn. They urge a full inquiry into trade and manufacturing woes, credit constraints, and the removal of distress through swift government relief while acknowledging warto-peace demand shifts.
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Ellice
James Webster
Bossiney
Gilbert Worrester
Locknart
Ansencromby
Birmingham
Dugdale
Staffordshire
Syrely
Iris Majesty
Lawley
Sziven
Littleton
Neicebourhood
Europe
Isitia
Linleton
Ordnance Office
Lord Mulhaves