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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 25, 1817

Page

2

Government seeks broad powers amid treason fears in peace

Parliament debates suspending Habeas Corpus to curb seditious clubs and treasonous plots after Spafields and Spa fields like disturbances. Lords argue over civil liberties, the danger of domestic foes, and need for strong measures, while some condemn overreach in face of peace.

London Skinner-street Lord Hols Jang Spofields 59Th Correspondions Society Society For Constitutional Information Elis Ireland Burke Marquis Wellesley Lord Bacon Giatress Aving France Europe Lori Parliament Lord Liverpool Wellesley Lord Grenville Guile Noble Barty Earl Grey Venice Germag Lombardy Saxony Sis Doe Duke of Sussex Itouse Langer Chete George James Duke of Gloucester Lord Holland Ale Iduse of Commons

House of Commons debate on Supply and petitions in 187

The House of Commons discussed a Committee of Supply report proposing a grant not exceeding 500,000 for troops at home and abroad. MPs questioned timing of Dunshalsea estate reports and noted petitions on the Seal Office, reform, and duties. Sir Joan Newport resigned from the Finance Committee due to health. debate touched stamp duties frauds in Ireland.

Thouse Commons Brigden Bennett dMdrshalsea Shiley Addington Gaskell Law of Wakefield R. Heron Eldon Renfrewshire Sham Dublin Dublley Sara Élie John Newport Joan Irelands

Reform Petitions and Parliamentary Debate on Metropolis Pavement

The House debated Reform petitions from Ludlow to Hull and heard figures like Mr. Lushington and Mr. Teed as they considered tithes, pavements, and Danish vessel inquiries. Lord Castlereagh opened discussion on the secret committee report amid calls for reform and the balance of liberty and order.

Beli Ireland Gooch Bridge Suffoll Lushington Teed Admiralty M. A. Taylor Erson Seave Zaal McCalvery Blacktrail Bridge Taylor Shaw Brougham Robert Smith F. Burdett Ludlow Blackburne Duffield Stuarton Fergusson Royal Borough of Werth Duns Pellplon Lord Cochian Henry Hunt Preston London Independent Whig Westminster Southwark Prince Regent Carltonshouse Spa-fields Palace Parliamer Jord Sidmouth Previ Bye Hind Bencliffe Covent-garden Mouse of Peers Lord Cothrane Lord Mays Lord Castlereagg Cis
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