Dispute Over Queen's Measures Revealed in 1820 Letter
Ryhall October 2 1820 M Pierrebont defends his cautious stance on new measures against her Majesty. He recounts letters from Sir Gerard Noel praising the throne while later condemning ministers without evidence. Pierrebont argues judgment must await full facts and conscience over party, and notes Noel may publish letters if unfairness appears.
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William Hetherington
Christ’s Hospital
Hetherington
United Kingdom
England
Wales
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Thomas Wilby
Courier
Sre
Gerard Noel
Gerard ‘Noel
Manchester
Baronet
Oakham
Gerard
Lord Liverpool
Sam
Ryhall
M. Pierrebont
P. S
Europe
House of Commons
Lords
Casant
Senate
Royal Contempt For Trials and Morality Debate
A passionate letter argues for a full public trial of the Queen, denouncing ministerial suppression, urging Parliament to allow the Bill of Pains and Penalties, and warning against moral decay and concealment of alleged royal misconduct. The writer defends due process, cites public decency, and appeals to Parliament to judge the case openly.
Radical address scheme mocked in Greenock letters
A Greenock inhabitant denounces Radical efforts to gather signatures for an Address to the Queen as deceitful and undignified. The writer claims only about 450 names were collected, all from the lowest rabble, with no respectable signatories. He accuses two notorious Radicals of origin and urges publication of the letter to expose the falsehood.
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Stirling Journal
Stirling
Clackmannan, Kinross
Perthshire
Seeen
Drakerne Joy Eels
Aglee
Scotland
Hasen
C Rumpanies
Masors
Newton and Co
Warwick-square
London
Smith and Gordon
Huntery-equare
Edinburgh
Courier
Chronicle
G. P
Fire and Life Assurance Com
Zedgate-bil
Oxford-street
the Circus
Lonong
Princes-street
Painberghs
Aeae Duh
Ng Pete Om
Michaelass
Office Capital
Mission
Kelston
Ines
Kelston House
Avon
Bath
Bristol
Messrs
Guy
Miche
Clippenham
Wilts
Greenoce
Mason’s
Greenock
Questionable Queen bet on Alderman Wood profiting from voyage
The writer to the editor accuses Alderman Wood of betting 20,000 pounds to bring Queen Victoria to this country against the Attorney General's advice and seeks a public denial. He pledges to withdraw support if the Alderman cannot conclusively refute the claim, signaling a demand for accountability from 1820.
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Papy
Chiltern Hundreds
House of Commons
Wood
Gorlestone
Wind and sailings in the ships news from Portsmouth to Genoa
Ship news reports Oct 4 to Oct 5 movements along the English and Atlantic routes. Vessels include E N W bound for the river, Quail culler arriving from a cruise, Blossom and Hind on voyages, Mary Butler and Wanderer in sight. Arethusa and Agnes arrive from Jamaica and Norfolk, with water, and warnings of other arrivals. Updates on Palermo reports, Cortes provisions for foreigners in Spain, and reflections on political club regulation. Also a letter from Carlow notes corn abundance and monetary concerns.
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Portsmouth
Quail Culler
His Majesty
St. Helena
Hind
Plymouth
Mary
Cocanoobia Odt.s
Arethusa
Merrill
Norfolk
Agnes
Leavy
Jamaica
Fairfield
Honduras
Castlereagh
Weir
London
Vatmoury
Dash
Webster
Hall
Cork
Doves
Atkins
St. Domingo
Genoa
Palermo
Naples
Melazzo
Cortes
Spain
Carlow
Glasgow Herald
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Gnost
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County of
Warwick
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Pall-mall
Brown and CO
India
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Covent-garden
Messra J
H. Thompson
Wellington-Street
Waterloo-bridge
Mesre T
BISH
Cornhill
Charing-Cross
Cheapside
F. Newbery and Sons
St. Paul's Churchyard
Brodie and Dowding
Salisbury
Hoadley
Dorset
Sisaac Adams
Onmouthshire
Vale of Usk
Wmn. Williams
Lannonarth
Abergavenny
Surrey
Coombe-house
Croydon
Robins
Garraway
Exchange-alley
Coombe House
Beeston Long
Addington
King’s Arms
Messia
Blake’s
White Horse
Old Ship
Brighton
Red Lion
Norking
Garraway’s
Mesure
Kaye
Freshfeld
Bank-budings
Lothbury
Mr. Robina
Warrwick-street
Gollen-square
Devon
Tiverton
Exe
Lomas
Kingdome
Colli
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Loman
Exeter
Honiton
Taunton
Rendell
London Inns
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Inn
Lion and
Lamb Inns
Birmingham
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Hurd and Co
King’s Bench
Temple
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Hobing
Warwick-street
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Ailey
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Stuckeridge
Oakford
Stuckeridge House
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Hayward
Stuckeridge-house
South Molton
Rackenford
Bernhhausex and
Sey
Robens
Exchangealley
Epee London
Thureday
Twalve
Wiliam Leigh
Hsa
Rackenford Bagna
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Nendell
Wright
Castle Inn
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Sir Gerard Noel
MR. Wilberforce
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Downs
Foxtel
Chatham
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