Debates on Catholic Emancipation and Parliamentary Motion
In a lengthy House of Commons debate the motion to form a committee on Catholic emancipation is examined. Speakers discuss risks to Protestant establishment, the influence of foreign powers, and potential conditions for relief while urging a measured bill advancing in a two-stage process.
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Bankes
Mankes
Leo
Hus
Fife
Yorke
Buonaparte
Pisary
Castlereagh
Calis
Mr. Canning
Nantz
France
Dublin
London
Corporation of Dublin
Isis
East India Company
Ile
Pixt
Arhice
William
Windsor
Merchar
Gow
Troyd
Portevent
Plymouth
Ralmouth
Tati
Estes Peety 4
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Princess of Wates Letter Sparks Commons Debate
A note read to the House of Commons claims to be from Princess of Wate with a second uncials letter. Lords debate whether to read and how to proceed as Mr Johnstone’s motion looms. The paper laments surrendering the constitution to Catholics and notes Paris Berlin dispatches and military orders.
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House of Commons
Princess of
Wates
Mr. Warrarean
Yard Cashenbach
Lord’ Castiernaen
C. Johnstone
Wairenean
Cocurage Jounstone
I’aincess
Mr. C. Jounstone
Try
Priscess
Princess of Wavedy
House ‘of Commons
Lofviguez
Act &S
Jew
Tighness
House of Comm
Sspssutun
Menkeys
Privy Council
Carine
Halifax
Leeward Islands
Paris
Konigsberg
Danizic
Warsaw
Dantzic
Berlin
3Th-Air
Paussia
Rayal
Breslaw
Silesia
Potsdam
Koningsberg
Courdan
Siouth
Ary
Prontiers
Pressia
Bertin
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the Courier
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Ppesige
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Cory
Suffolk
Mecca
Sao
B. di Laas