Controversy over Duchess Cumberland dowry grant in Parliament
The debate centers on a proposed annuity of 6,000 pounds per year for the Duchess of Cumberland as a royal dowry. Lords criticize motives, discuss propriety, and a division yields a majority in favor of the grant amid calls for further support for the royal family and related measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Footserre
Duke of Cumberland
Brougifam
Duchess of Cumberland
Folkestine
Cnberland
Castlereagh
Fueres
Ancuet
Sean
Quaeters
Pew
Jovelry
Wynn Euld
Imberland
Brougham
Eber
Mr. Croker
Van
Admiralty
Seore
Flest
Fiear
Croker
Mr. Forbes
Kir
Choker
House of Lords Adjourns After Grant Report Debate
The Lords discussed a grant to the Duke of Clarence with Lord Castlereagh noting respect to the House. The resolution was read and adopted after brief remarks. Other orders were disposed of and the House adjourned. Private Bills were presented from the Commons and sent for a first reading, then adjourned to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHAN
Exchequer
E. Brydges
Atairs
Plunkett
Ireland
England
United States
Perl
W. Wynn
Burke
Lord Castlereagh
E. Urydges
S. Romilly
Peel
Duchess OF Clumbenland
Gower
Duchess of Cumberland
Duke of Cumberland
Brogden
Clarence
Wan
House OF Lards
Commons
Anl Cen
Moar
Recommitment Considerations On Bills And Bank Note Forgery
Debates on re committing the Poor Laws Amendment Bill and other measures proceed with objections and modifications. Lords discuss labor wage regulation and Bank of England note forgery timing as the chamber adjourns to Monday for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
Phillips
Manutsetories
Tua
I. Ming
Courtenay
J. P. Grant
3. P. Grant
Tee Jing
Bank of England
J. Wacintosii
Manning
Assassination Trial Echoes In Courtroom Fuss
The Madame Masson testimony stirs the assassination case as Bastide faces questions about the attempt to murder her. Spectators fill the court, guards strain to maintain order, and the president probes identity and motive while Masson hesitates to name a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fualdes
Madame Manson
Madame Manton
Bastide
Basside
Madame Maxson
Madame Mamend
Pereen
Prizxeuers
Madame Maoson
Lawien
Jansson
Basile
Madame Masson
Rastide
Rhodez
Thades
Aljtit
Fire at Suffolkplie bonded warehouses in Liverpool
Yesterday afternoon about two o clock a fire broke out in the large bonded warehouses known as the Paes Factory camp in Suffalkwiept. A lighted candle used during the day is said to have started the blaze. The fire consumed a stack of buildings and large quantities of colonial merchandise as ashes flew over distant streets despite moderate winds. Efforts by fire brigades and nearby residents preserved adjacent properties though the blaze burned with considerable fury late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Furphy
Nottinghamshie
Derbyshire
Rom
BR. Peel
Gill
swathWark Bridge Company
Messrs. Rodwell and Martin
Italy
Athens
Greece
Ireland
Pres
Committee of Finance
Ife
Board of Works
John Newport
Baronet
Bart
Hyn. Bart
J. Newport
Pebl
Hiy
Tere
Grattan
Parneel
Peel
Ays
Lockilant
W. Smith
Westminster
Foundling Hosital
Dublia
Parnell
Foundling Hospital
Lockhart
Honce
Hospitala
Dublin
Richmond Lunatio
Lylagio Hospital
Madame Stephens
Cork-street
Cork
Dublin Society
House of the
Royal Irish Academy
Gratton-street
Dublin Castle
Vieler
Tuland Navigation
Commissariat Department
Treland
Mouiay
G. Bankes
Liverpool
Liverpool Mercury
Oamp of
Paes
Suffalkwiept
Encine
Aray
Sireeta
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G. Hill
Vanshtart
Bennet
Robert Gibbons
Cape Breton
Henpet
Ainslie
Newfoundland
Mr. Bennet
Goulburn
Iuc
KR. Peel
Chidren
Wilberforce
R. Peel
Pert
Lascelles
F. Slobinson
Sind
Syynet Coe
Paprair Tks
Taper Cever
Bari de Westeens
Plowe
Uall-marteri
Ava
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