Queen Restitution Debate in Parliament Over Liturgy
Debates in the British House of Lords and Commons focus on restoring the Queen's name to the liturgy and defining her establishment. Castlereagh, Bathurst, and others argue over the quantum of allowances and implications for the civil list amid calls for broader constitutional prudence.
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House of Commons
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Catharine of
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Fiuma
Alderman Heygate
Quown
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Martin
Galway
Lord Milvon
Si Wortley
Prince of Wales
Debated motion on government address and journal disavowal
Fragmentary report covers remarks by Mr Scarlett and Mr Bathurst on a libel issue, calls to withdraw the motion, and a government disavowal. Debate adjourned to tomorrow to draft a resolution. Also brief foreign affairs notes on an assassination attempt in France and the fate of prisoners in Old Spain.
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London Mail reports Queen grant committee decision
The London Mail of Friday arrives with brief intelligence from the House of Commons. It notes the Committee on the grant to the Queen has, after discussion, agreed to the report.
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London Mail
Fragmentary text from Medina area note cannot determine full headline
The readable fragments describe an unsure note mentioning Medina and dates but lack clear events, persons, or organizations to form a coherent summary. No definite outcome or actions are discernible, leaving only scattered references and partial phrases.
Parliamentary motions and royal grant debate in Lords and Commons
The Dublin Journal reports the Lords considering reappointing last session's committees. In the Commons, plans to address the King about Queen Caroline's liturgy and a £40,000 yearly grant to the Queen Dowager dominate the session, with ministers defended and amendments rejected amid vigorous debate.
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