Debates on Reform and Retrenchment in Parliament
Speakers argue for retrenchment and economy as cure for distress after war. Canning defends constitution, warns against radical reform, and questions the aim of a State of the Nation inquiry versus revenue inquiry. Tierney critiques sudden transitions while affirming cautious reform.
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Brough
Bankes
Broughsar
Sven Chorts
Canning
Lear
Ife
Laughler
Efe
Eace of Agriculture
Brougham
England
Europe
House of Commons
House
France
Mr. Canning
Lord Clarendon
Suffrage Debate Yields Acceptance of Address
In a desultory session the suffrage issue prompted division with a motion for an amendment failing. The majority supported the address and a committee was named to prepare the fine, while a gallery disturbance occurred as the matter stalled before final approval.
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Cochrane
Awtaah
Attack on Prince Regent suspect remanded in Park incident
Thomas Scott charged as a party to the attack on the Prince Regent in St James's Park. Witnesses describe mob hissing, stones thrown at the royal carriage, and the prisoner among those urging the crowd. He denies throwing stones. magistrate commits him on suspicion of high treason and remands until Saturday.
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Bow-Streey
Thomas Scott
Prince Regent
St. James's Park
House of Lords
St. James's
Hicks
Girronn
William Laycock
Royal Horse Guards
Seymour
St. James’s Park
Mall
St. James’s Palace
Prince Nepent
Mr. Grerorp
Mr. Hicks
Mr. Chambers
A. Tam
Efe
Chambers
South Molton-street
Tarrington -House
Marlborou
House Gardens
Laycock
Lentil
Gisvonp
Hicyxs
Gruayre
Winess
Henry Watton
Bird Street
Lambeth
Pak
Stable-yard
Marlborough Gardens
Piccadilly
Mubery
Joshua Armstrong
Gifford
Court of King’s Bench
Ellcoxs
Gifrord
Ibexs
Proclamation offers reward for treason plot suspects
A morning proclamation declared a reward for the apprehension of persons guilty of a late treasonable attempt on the life of the Prince Redented. Parliament congratulated the Prince on his escape, Carlton House saw vast attendance, and royal coinage changes were announced with February deadlines.
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Priyer
Carlton House
Lords
Commons
Conn
House of Commons
Lutayls
Luarspen
Last India Company
Alt. Twininc
France
Thorsday
Nive
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