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Newspaper
Courier
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 27, 1821
Page
3
A heated debate in the House centers on the Order in Council omitting the Queen Consort's name from the liturgy. Critics argue the move defies immemorial usage and statute, risking a dangerous precedent for future monarchs and challenging royal prerogative and constitutional law.
Members clash over the Crown's authority to alter the liturgy with or without the Queen's name. Lord A Hamilton and Oxford argue the right, while MacKintosh and others warn against exparte statements and the peril of a new court.
The speech argues the 14th Charles II clause was to reserve royal changing power to the Crown not permit arbitrary omission. It cites George of Denmark and Princess Sophia cases to show fixed names, not discretionary prayer. It condemns ministerial use of political strategy and asserts the Queen’s oath and rights deserve lawful treatment, not public vilification.
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