Petition debate over London grievances in the House of Commons
Members argue whether to receive a London city petition accusing the government. Some call it disrespectful and dangerous to petition, others defend its right to address Parliament. The division results 107 to 59 against reception. the bill proceedings continue with naval and army exemption debates.
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Francis Burdett
Grenfell
Lyttleton
Lockhart
London
Aly
Ontanyae
Alderman
Smleth
Preston
Home Sumner
City of London
W. Smith
Eople
Baring
Ainiepaiad
Bragge Bathurst
Forbes
French Papers on New Credit Scheme to Lend 300 Million
Paris reports assure funds from the Company of Proprietors recently formed in the Ren de Mont Blanc will quickly lend money to holders of improvable property at low interest. The plan claims 300 million could be raised immediately without taxes or paper money, and the capital would be extinguished in about ten years as it circulates.
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Naples
Horne
Lord Castlereagh
Deblors' Court
Bennett
King’s Bench Prison
Gascoyne Rose
Svould
Gubaltern
William
Mary
George* Shuckburgh
West Indies
Navy
Army
Charles Pole
Grosvenor
Harvey
East Indies
East India Company
Arbles
Ed House
Baronet
General Service
Serjeant Onslow
Lori Palmerston
Adrobeam
Abercromby
Forbes
Wales
Rose
Toby
Memiber
East ‘Indies
Lord Multon
Lord Proby
Gascoyne
Guancelloi
Bareng
Huskisson
Whitbread
Grenfell
W. Smea
J. Spa
Magren Bell
Oxford
Grenfeldy
Wynne
Mery Gyttleson
Use
Protheroe
Barclay
Lockhart
Huskisgon
Gornon
W.smira
Lyrreren
Protoceos
Exchequer
J Smirty
ML W. Rypyry
Alderman Atring
Lockuart
Makicy
Milt.o
Gy. Domingo
Francis DE Mepine
Maxeter
Marine
Warsaw
Poland
Italy
Narre
Ferrara
Occhio-Rills
Ilogna
Beptoro
Istria
Oe Ee
Paris
Company of Proprietors
Ren de
Belgian Waggons Bring Wounded to La Hospital Militaire des Belges
Private correspondence from April 26 describes wagons arriving in Brussels bearing wounded and sick from the Belgian army on the frontiers. The writer notes secrecy around troop movements, hears cannon near Ypres, and reports Buonaparte's financial and military difficulties plus a Belgian militia conscription ordonnance. The piece ends with a scene at a Parisian theater showing royal recognition of the hereditary prince.
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Prussels
Ypres
Tom
Paris
Buonaparte
Pars
Virgil
Belgium
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Moselle
Ty Metz
Prussia
Kimg
Creubgnach
Luxembourg
Strasburgh
Keh
Badén
Manheim
Basle
Rhine
Bologna
Joachim
To-Morow
Mirandola
Capri
Calais
England