Debating Naples and the Holy Alliance in Parliament
The debate centers on Austria Naples and the Holy Alliance with Lord Castlereagh and Sir Robert Wilson arguing for neutrality while others urge active caution. Canning defends the government and warns that war would burden England, while discussing treaties and the Royal Family’s security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Naples
Hutchinson
Holy Alliance
J. W. Ward
England
Russias
Russia
Euler
Lazzaroni
France
Italy
Carbonari
Milan
Europe
John Russell
Lord Castlereagh
Lombardy
Venice
House of Austria
Castlereagh
Canning
William A
Robert Wison
Hnglish
Paris
Ocean
Seine
Great Britain
Mr. Canning
Neutrality and policy in Naples crisis debate in Parliament
A parliamentary speech denounces armed neutrality and urges clear policy on Naples. It condemns secret constructive support, warns against entangling England in European wars, defends strict neutrality, and recalls Spain and Elizabeth to argue for cautious, principle based action amid the Naples crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Europe
Mr. Canning
House of Commons
Charles I
Parga
Great Britain
Naples
Kingland
Spain
Virgin
Elizabeth
Rapin
Yapin
Blois
St. Bartholomew
Charles the
Mr.Canning
Debates on Naples and National Independence Spark Stormy Exchange
In a heated session, MPs clash over the Naples revolution and the Carbonari, with references to Dutch refugees and French refugees. Sir Robert Wilson defends the Carbonari while denying a world monarchical conflict and praising representative government. The House adjourns after major business on bank cash payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapin
Lord Cusets
Elizabeth
Netherlands
Enlo
Athaeas
Tarties ‘Mackintosh
Laybach
National Convention
Belgium
Savoy
Maly Alliance
Europe
Canning
Robert Wilson
Naples
Italy
Carbonari
Sir R. Wilson
W. A’court
England
Ireland
Baring
Fatal accident near Loch Tay and a Fair Mile Bottom murder
Reports describe Lieut. Duncan Campbell swept from a rock into the loch near Lawers after a rain flood. The body remains missing. Separately a murder at Fair Mile Bottom near Chichester ends with a suspect in Horsham gaol after the victim is found with throat wounds. Lottery prizes and contractor notes accompany the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLancHoLy
Locn Tay
Duncan Campbell
Perthshire
Lawers
Ben Lawers
Mr. Campbell
Fair Mile Bottom
Chichester
Pulborough
Rudwick
Madhurst
Horsham
Messrs. Sivewarreirs
Lisa
Qone
Dublin
Callwell
Messrs. Srvewrcurs
Birth Announcements From Various English Homes
In Great Ormond Street a daughter to the wife of Lieut.-Colonel Stonor. In Clarges Street a daughter to the wife of William Thomas Brande Esquire. In Anstey House Essex a son to the wife of James Duff Watt Esquire. At Castle House Great Torrington Devonshire a son and heir to the wife of Anthony William Johnson Deane Esquire. At Dale Park Sussex a son to the wife of George Morant Esquire. In Manchester Street a daughter to the wife of the Honorable W Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Ormond-street
Stonor
Clarges-street
Willian Thomas Brande
Anstey House
Essex
James Duff Watt
Castle House
Great Torrington
Devonshire
Anthony Wm. Johnson Deane
Dale Park
Sussex
George Morant
Manchester-street
Marriages Listed From Gower Street to Watford
Several wedding notices published. marriages include Robert Langford to Harriet Hanson Simpson of Bath. James Wart to Clarissa Charrington, both from Carshalton. Hon Edward Perceval to Jane Perceval at Ealing. Frederick Homfray to Elizabeth Riggs of Russell Place. Francois Moreau of Marseilles to Hester Riggs. Sebastian Smith to Miss Jane Willmott of Watford. all dated around the 17th and reported from London area churches and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mackie
Robert Langford
Gower-street
Bedford-square
Harriet Isabella
Henry Hanson Simpson
Camden-place
Bath
Carshalton
William Rose
James Wart
Fleet-street
Clarissa
W. Charrington
Surrey
Wm. Riggs
Russell-place
London
St. Pancras Church
Francois Vincent Marius Moreau
Marseilles
Kingdom
France
Hester Riggs
Watford
Herts
Wm. Capel
Sebastian Smith
Jane Elizabeth Willmott
Obituary notices from Preston and surrounding areas
Death notices list John Grimshaw 81 in Preston and the infant deaths of Sir John Mortlock’s child and John Wray’s infant daughter. Other obituaries include Edward Strettell late Advocate General Bengal, Wilbraham Egerton MP, Timothy Wright master of the Ship Inn at Dover, and Mary Fremantle widow of Lord Ongley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Lancashire
John Grimshaw
Cambridge
Sir John
Lady Mortlock
Peterborough
Hannah
John Wray
Park Place
St. James’s
Rose Villa
Hampton
Middlesex
Edward Strettell
East India Company
Bengal
Wilbraham Egerton
St. James's Square
Dover
Timothy Wright
Ship Inn
Mile End
Mary
Benjamin Walker
Devonshire-street
Mantle
Fremantle
Lord Ongley
Catherine Freand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flere
Mada
J. Macintosh
Bossiney
J. Mackintosh
Sir J. Mackintosh
Holy League
Mr. Ward
William A’court
Bay of
Count de Gallo
Prince Metternich
Des Circonstances Particulieres
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