Debates on Catholic Claims and Parliamentary Security
A House of Commons discussion centers on Catholic rights, fears of Popery, and the need for guarantees. Key figures including Ryder, Grenville Sharp, and others argue about petitions, Protestant fears, and the future establishment. The dialogue references recent writings, petitions from London, and threats of civil unrest.
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Owledge
Uhar
Lue
Grynson
Land
Mas ‘Sutton
Allery
Palmerston debates Catholic rights and parliamentary risk
Lord Palmerston cautions against full Catholic repeal and warns the House that admitting Catholics could endanger liberties. Speakers urge measured reform, safeguarding national establishments, with Hart Davis, Laschelles, and Ponsonby weighing security vs. repeal as the House adjourns at two.
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Lord Palmerston
Hart Davis
Colchester
H. Lascelles
Ponsonby
Catholics in Commons Debate Over Protestant Establishment
The House of Commons debated the Catholic Question with speakers arguing against entering a committee. Critics warned any concession would threaten the Protestant Establishment and risk further unrest, urging a clear rejection of Catholics' terms and immediate decision.
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Ireland
Kilkenny
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Covaien
Fragmentary theological reflection on church discipline and monarchy
The text presents a fragmentary meditation praising the safeguard of the subject through a reformed church and a tempered monarchy, describing the altar of sects as a refuge from despotism and licentiousness during periods of confusion. It includes Latin phrases and appears as a historical, discursive excerpt.
Costes Struggles Through Poor Exhibition at The Public
Last night Costes delivered a dull performance in front of a critical audience. He mimicked the habits of the elite and toasted his enemies, but the act failed to elevate beyond lukewarm reception. The attempt to revive his fame with a genuine caramile sequence only drew muted cheers and renewed disappointment.
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Eld
Coates
Athetta
Coatus
Yis
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Maritime movements and arrivals in Atlantic fleets
In forenoon reports from Portsmouth and Fes detail ships sailing and arrivals. The American prize Hope sails for Fowey while a ship from Rio Janeiro lands cargo before heading west. His Majesty's ships Stas Auselent and Lord Cochrane sail. several vessels depart for Guadaloupe Nevis and Rio Janeiro. Dover sails to Cork. Freya to Lisbon with 100,000 for Peninsula troops. Generals Gejuan and Stewary return to the army aboard the Wilding.
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Perth riot report salutes discipline of militia
The Perth Courier details a Friday riot in which Renfrew and Fife militia men attempted to free a private not in prison. Durham regiment and officers restored order, sent ringleaders to Edinburgh, and stationed regiments to prevent recurrence. The Renfrewshire and others moved to Dundee Crieff and Dankeld with orderly withdrawal.
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