Oath and Act on Protestant Succession Debate in Parliament
The discussion centers on an oath wording with Spirit ual, Elizabethan injunctions, and the Act of the Stn. The committee favors repeal with safeguards for Protestant succession, church establishment, and rights of subject while tempering Catholic-Protestant tensions. Peers speak on opposition, call for temperate debate, and consider timing for second readings and calls of the House.
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Elizabeth
Church of England
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Nntike Peel
Sreepalgit
Staette
George Hile
Oxford
Peel
Che Manly
Lord Milton
Mr. Bright
G. Hill
H. Sumner
Lord A. Hamilton
Plunkett
C. Wynne
Times
Hill
Brogden
Henry Parnell
Lord Castlereagh
Phillimore
Charles Grant
Jonna Newport
Wilberforce
Tierney
Exchequer
Sir George Hill
John Russell
Stuart Wortley
Leeds
Westminster
Robert Wilson
Yorkshire
8. Wortley
City of Westminster
R. Wilson
S. Wortley
Wortley
Courtenay
Scot
Lot
Southwark
Gurney
Baring
France
America
Rh. Wilson
Wynne
Ito
Lord Althorp
Shudls
Sartetayiels
Martin
Galway
Mr. Martin
Grampound
Middlesex
Ther
Lockhart
Jiord Milton
al Ha
Hurst
Abercrombie
Monck
Castlereagh
R. Martin
Denman
West Riding
York
Nottingham
Manchester
Huddersfield
W. Courtenay
Scarlett
J. Russell
Milton
J. R
Lord Miltom
Lord John Russell
D. Gilbert
W. C. Wynn
Lord Lowther
Ellice
Calvert
Lilis
Ireland
Lushington
H. Parnell
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Convent
Taunton
Mr. Baring
Nop
Ertaer
Anne
Renee
Hume
Department of the Navy
C. Lee
C. Long
Creevey
Mr. Hume
Sheerness
Navy
Ordnance Departments
Ordnance Department
Therm
Davies Gilbert
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