Speech of Wharton and Allied Affairs in 1710 Parliament
In August 1710 Lord Wharton as Lord Lieutenant and General Governor of Ireland delivered a speech to the English Parliament, praising the session’s progress and promising full support for supplies and laws. The message urged unity, defense of religion and liberties, and commitment to prosperity, with assurances of royal favor and administration. Reports from Villars and Marlborough era battle accounts follow, noting victories, troop movements, and engagements near Bethune, St Paul, and Aire with substantial enemy casualties and captures.
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Thomas Earl of Wharton
Ireland
Dirsted
House of Commons
Vienna
Aluro
Sweden
Villars Brulin
Spain
Duke of Marlborow
Duke of Anjou
Bick
Gory
Vernois
Bethan
Hirdermoioya
Eugene
M. de Villars
Speech to the Lord Lieutenant on the Peerage and Public Gardens
The Speaker addresses His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant in a formal enclosure of peers on a Monday in August 1719. He expresses gratitude, notes alleged crimes, and praises the support for Bibbl Joan, asserting her development as a sign of honor and prosperity during the reign.
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