State of Ireland and Greek affairs debated in Lords
The Lords discussed Ireland's status and the hoped for Catholic emancipation, with Earl Darnley urging a committee to study Irish distress while the Duke of Wellington warned no immediate measure would be moved. Also debated were Greece and Turkey with Lord Carnarvon arguing for production of papers on Navarin and potential interposition to relieve suffering.
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Tr Lang
Tax-office
Ireland
Earl of Darnley
Ose Fai
Jose Lawe
Lord Darnley
Earl Darnley
Ling
Duke of Wellington
Treland
Greece
Turkey
Navarin
Earl of Carnarvon
Lord Holland
Earl Carnarvon
E. Codrington
Battle of
Severin
Europe
Sir Edward Codrington
England
France
Russia
Canning
Mr. Canning
Lord Liverpool
Hear
Liverpool
Earl
Dudley
Lord Carnarvon
Goderich
Mediterranean
Levant
Navarro
Edward Codrington
Carnarvon
Earl of Dudley
Codrington
Constantinople
Washington
St. Shereburen
Eneay
Syibhees
Annaly
Re&son
Beatless
Panera
Goderic
Mesias
Eakin
Marquis of Lansdowne
Aly Lorda
Motors
House of Common
Parliam
Collea Bay
Herries
Finance C . G
Sven
Elas
Reagansiie
Port Ser
Aes Aa
Goiompes
Wsen
House of Commons
Euch
Knosedz
Interty
Ious Communications
Home de Os
Friend
Chile
Nis
Interference in European affairs cited as Greece precedent
A Lords debate examines historic British interference in continental revolts from the 16th to 19th centuries, contrasting it with the current Greek crisis. Lord Carnarvon argues for pragmatic policy over strict non intervention, citing Huguenot aid, Low Countries revolts, and Navarin as precedents shaping alliance-based action.
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Europe
Greece
Elizabeth
Theim
London
Teogthenes
France
England
Cambray
Prince of Condé
Low Countries
Duke of
Alva
Spain
Mr. Pitt
Lord Carnarvon
Holland
Duke of Brunswick
Amsterdam
Ruie
Holy Alliance
Setivetinna
Persia
Ottoman Empire
Russia
Almon
Mediterranean
Turkey
Russian Empire
Canning
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Imperial Parliament
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Willian Cramp
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