Debated Society for Suppression of Vice in Parliament
Members clash over legality and dangers of a private prosecuting association forming to indict political libels. AttGen, Brougham, Solicitor General, and others argue whether such bodies taint jury pools, abuse power, or uphold liberty, with references to Dolby, King, and Empson era precedents. Perspective ranges from defense of legality to warning of corrupt influence on justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meely
Honouriftie
Lushington
Ember
Middlesex
Society For
Lord Loughborough
Society For the Suppression of
Ibel
Mugray
Sharp
Mrr. Denman
Carlile
Psina
Age of Reason
Orton
Tse
King
Bramber
Wilberforce
Brougham
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Wes
Court of King’s Bench
Court of King's Bench
House of Lords
Murray
Jsing
Rve
Bridgestreet Gang
Oalid
Whitbread
Fleur
Mr. Brougham
Solicitor-General
Dolby
Abel
Society
Aparea
Eer Ee
Benbow
Offernee
Grand Jury
King's End
George III
Society of Friends of the People
Justice Ashhurst
Fle
Williams
Kidd
Lord Erskine
Lberty
Hear
Lord Kenyon
Salel
J. B. Sharp
R. Scarlett
Scarlett
Mr. Scarlett
Efe
Justice Ashburst
Empson
Dudley
Henry VII
House
Denman
Ireland
C. Grant
Kpropar
Parliament Passes Appropriation and Place Bill Amid Reform Talk
The session ends with debates on the Peace Preservation and Lotteries bills. Critiques of ministers’ economies are aired as Creevey and Brougham praise retrenchment while noting reforms like receivers-general land tax and the repeal of the agricultural horse tax. The House adjourns after calling for continued reform and civil proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lushington
Ireland
H. G Bennett
Excizquen
Bexyxer
Aberdeen
England
Shrewsbury
Marquis of Londonderry
Flear
Hear
Gen-tleman
Bedfordshire
Jember
Londonderry
Elon
Staimps
Momber
Jil Nisters
Muiubec
Beo
Brougham
Minis‘ters
Creevey
R. Wilson
H G. Bennet
Ann
Commons
Letter from Duke of York on Waterloo riot aftermath
Jurors instructed coroner I Gell laments the 1821 riot by Foot Guards during Waterloo day anniversaries. The Duke of York thanks the jury, vows to curb excesses, and notes two battalions in barracks for better control. Future commemorations to be restrained and overseen by officers.
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William Cogls
Ihsy
Gell
Duke of York
Herbert Taylor
Horse Guards
William Cogle
M'Carthy
Foot Guards
Waterloo
C. I. H. Gell