Honorifics of British Nobility and Clergy Listed
A scanned list includes H R H the Duke of Gloucester and Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg among titled aristocrats. Names such as the Earl of Harrowby Lonsdale Spencer and Viscounts Exmouth Marville Torrington appear alongside bishops of Cheater Durham London and other peers.
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Atrons
Duke of Gloucester
Prince Leopold of
Saxe
Cobourg
Farl
Liverpool
Earl of Harrowby
Earl of Lonsdale
Earl-Spencer
K.G
Viscount Exmouth
Viscount Marville
Viscount Torrington
Cheater
Durham
London
Amelius Beauclerk
John Russell V
Gineal
Austrian Loan Bill Dominates Lords Debates
Lords debate the Austrian Loan bill with Lord Holland attacking its phrasing and Derby era finances. Speakers, including Lords Liverpool Aberdeen and Aberdeen, defend the loan's terms, discuss its purpose, church funding, Windsor repairs, and the balance of subsidies versus debt. The bill passes third reading. Windsor commissions and church funding remain controversial.
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House OF Lords
Tuunapay
Manon
Lord Gort
Limerick
Earl of
Lord Holland
Austria
Lord H
H.tooke
Phus
Burgundy
House of Austria
Totaly
University of
Pavia
Bank of England
Campo Formio
Sajesty
Temple-bar
Sir Andrew Freeport
Parliam Scent
Fle
Piiland
Gedeon
Windsor Castle
Houge
Earl of Liverpool
Marengo
Hoheénjinden
Austerlitz
Wagram
Europe
Prussia
Kim
Lord King
Court of Equity
Vienna
Rex
Imperator
Earl of Aberdeen
Great Britain
Austrian Netherlands
Fox
Diean
Netherlands
Lord Aberdeen
Lord A
Lord Diverpog
Prince Metternich
Egard
Lord Clyfden
Droste
Lord Clifden
Italy
Mperor
Ellenborough
Holy Alliancy
Ellen Borough
Earl of Danwary
Abolition Petitions Move Through House of Commons
Lord Lowther and others present petitions from Kendal Holbeach Howth Mildenhall Devizes Leicester Gloucester Newport Derby Hertford and more urging abolition of negro slavery and repeal of certain trade laws. Debates touch distresses Ireland ships weights measures and Salmon fisheries with calls for printed reports and bills read third time.
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Ag House OF Commons
Lord Lowther
Kendal
W. Ingilby
Holbeach
Howth
Lincoln
Gooch
Mildenhall
Suffolk
Estcourt
Devizes
J. Mansfield
Leicester
Mansfield
Loughborough
B. Cooper
Gloucester
Mon Pelham
Newport
Mundy
Boot and Shoemakers
Derby
Aunion
Calvert
Hertford
Denison
Weet Brixton
Daven
S. Rice
Freemasons
England
I. Coffin
R. Fergusson
Carpetamanufacturers
Scotland
Althorp
Ireland
RAF
W. Guise
Seablons
Lord Althorp
Kettering
Northam
Br Seater
Robarts
Mauidatene
Dorking
Alderman Wodd
Nottingham
G. Bennet
British Cylonies
Eingland
New South- Wales
van Diemen’s Land
Manning
Adi
Great Britain
W. Smith
Norwich
T. Wilson
K G. Ch
Abe
Drummond
Artes
Hume
A. Hawilton
Curwen
Lindsay
Gaid
T. Lethbridge
Silk Weavers
Taunton
Lord Binning
Vieruallers
Chatham
Aral
W. Ridley
Wallenad
Wats
Brace Ey Ortis
Dover
Kay
W. Rldley
J. Russell
Otland
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Piomaa
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Thaime
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G. Tucker
Upper
Portlanda Place
India
Hatemve
Bender
Mackinnon
Charles Mackinnon
London Tavern
Natonal Instituton
Marché
His
H.R
Duke of
the Earl of Brownlow
Bard of
Craven
Meu the Lord
Bufield
Aluce
Royal
the Duke of Gloucester
Menary
Smith, Payne, and Co
George Smith
H. J. Christopher, Ray
W. Cartwright
Lord Soudes
Messrs
Thomas Byken
G. H. Woollaston
Bailey
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Bligh
Flounders
John D Powles
John Ward
Haldimand
Charlea Morris
Alex. Lewis Provost
John Larkin
C. ¢. Dansey
Thomas Roberts
Baris
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William Sikes
Priemingham
Birmingham
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