Debate on Catholic concessions in Parliament continues
The House debated granting Catholics broader political rights amid Protestant fears. Supporters argued for concessions with safeguards. opponents warned of Revolution and threats to the Constitution. Lords Castlereagh and Canning urged measured progress while Duigenan pressed for stricter limits. Majority opposed the motion after a late division.
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Condt
Bathurst
Grattan
Rome
Linder All Tre 5
J.C. Hieresner
J. Newport
Catholic Board
Ford
Milton
Willerfor
Fay Vics
Ireland
Muple
Duigenan
James the Second
Dr. D
England
Scotland
Great Britain
Lord Castlereagh
Mr. Abbott
J. Hippesley
Milner, O'Conner, &c
Europe
Baronet
Canning
Moyer
Mrs Siddons Recall Project Attracts London Support
A circulating letter from Mrs Sippens announces a plan by a committee of gentlemen to recall Mrs Siddons from retirement. Signatures will be collected at Bond Street and Ludgate Hill offices before presenting the petition. Sippens confirms she will decline theatrical engagements and maintains gratitude toward the committee and public.
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Sam
Sippoxs
Messrs
Hoonnams
Old Bond-street
Evens
Old Bondstreet
London
Ludgate-hill
Gentlenen
T'Heatre
K Eepes
S. Sippens
Princess of Wales Seeks Hearing Over Regency Row
The Princess of Wales protests Privy Council proceedings and demands a hearing over alleged complaints about her conduct. She asserts she has had no chance to answer or view the inquiry and asks to be treated as innocent until proven guilty. Lord Harrowby confirms ministers’ report was sent to the Princess via Viscount Sidmouth.
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Carlton House
Windsor
Princess of Waters
Lord Liver Pont
Prince Recent
Cuandorre
Warwick-hous
Prince
Cuansorre
Lord Liverpool
Cuannorre
Princess of Wates
Kensington Palace
Princess of Waves
Charcotte
Princess of Wales
Lord Liverroor
Cuannotte
Cuantorge
Lord Liverpoo
Earl OF Harloway
His Majesty
Privy Council
Lord Hannowsy
King Declines Further Action in Princess of Wales Case
The King, after confidential review, is advised no further government steps are needed regarding the Princess of Wales. Prosecution may proceed only on parts of Lady Douglas's deposition as deemed just by the Law Servants. Message dated January 25 outlines the position and approval from senior officials.
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Fife-house
Lord Liverpool
Charlotte
Princess of
Princess of Wales
A. Hamilton
Anne Hinilton
Hese
Earl of Harmowsy
Princess of ‘Wales
Princcsss
Lady Douglas
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Tase
Friends of Concession
Wilberforce
Friends of
Lord Redesdale
Casrusreacu
Cannine
Rell
Peere
C. Baxters
F. Fioon
Banxes
The
Courier
Westbourg
CFROM
Mee Ewarerens Pena
Earl Spence Farr of
Moira
Lord Henry Petty
Viscount
Howick
Grenville
Ellenborough
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