House of Lords Debate on Royal Speech and Spain Crisis
The Lords assembled at five to hear the Commission read and the Royal Speech. It covered Britain's stance on Spain and the West Indian disputes, praised peace efforts, noted demarches with Madrid, and outlined measures for economic relief, agriculture, and Ireland, with emphasis on maintaining the constitutional order and avoiding foreign interference.
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Froneany
Bac
Parsons
Tord Gwyder
Rd Creat Chamberlain
Canterth
Earl
Shafisbury
Harewby
Wastmoreland
Thomas Tyrwhitt
Anon
Thas House
Loro Clanchton
Spain
Europe
Pia
Madrid
West Indian
Larment
Kalad
Hiv
Jolernal
Mlendanen
Naord Tankerville
Diascenior
WoLesausarvan
Uuasa Reals
Schiamanton
Marquis of Londonderry
Naples
Fries
Bivana Allaint
France
Peninsula
Nolte
Karl
Ireland
Marly
Saxes Vox
Mtr
Ovary Mueasura
Mare
Doyle
Tfe
Thuy
Harror
Norfolk
Nimaelf
Etal
Bank of England
Portugal
Bear
Verona
Alexander
Caliuuc
Prussia
Austria
George
Shou
Ferdinand
Russia
F. Borvere
Pesce
Dublin
Hank Stack
Bank Stack
Gove Dedge
Bink
SPEAKER PRESIDES AS DEBATE TURNS TO IRELAND AND SPAIN
In a chaotic session the Speaker resumes the chair, debates unfold on Catholic Emancipation and Irish affairs. Members praise the crown, discuss economy, and condemn continental interference over Spain while urging unity and peace amid political divisions.
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Spewker
Jan
Tian
Goths
Noth Hs
MariuNs
G. Dewarre
Jo Venstaurant
Wawter
Mingkaay
Life Insurance and Annuities Offer Security and Gain
The text outlines life insurance and annuities as vital tools for securing futures for wives, children, and dependents. It notes premiums provide permanent security, with policies convertible to cover debts and estates, and emphasizes government-supported plans, legislated annuities, and commissions for solicitors. It mentions international coverage and a broad array of professions benefiting from insured security.
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Spring Gardens
Nagy
Sc. &c
Poliny
Tliman
Petican
Thomas Paiske
Jhublin
WM. Farran
Gackvilla Street
Abbey Street
The King's Speech praised as national policy guide
The Throne address opening Parliament wins broad approval with both houses less adversarial. Sir Francis Burdett hails it as recognizing national and human welfare interests. McCanning signals Ireland will dominate parliamentary focus.
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Mannaer
Francis Burdatt
McCanning
Ireland
Address from Ireland Clergy and Officials on Orangeism
The document set includes submissions to the Lord Lieutenant from County Cork Clare and Belfast, urging government action. It discusses Orangeism as a dangerous, seditious system, condemning secret societies affecting Ireland, and calls for impartial policing, law, and national harmony amid political faction.
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Cork
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Wav. Becher
James Stawell
CO. Clare
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Ireland
Belfast
Wellesley
Mi Deviey
Orange Body
Avalyaix
Orongolem
Orange Society
J. Box
Alength
Assurana
Dividigt
Call Viet Counei
Sworg
Coinson
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