Speech From The Throne February 3 1874 Imperial Lords
The Lords hear His Majesty's Speech read by Lords Commissioners due to ill health. It praises national prosperity, notes Ireland’s progress, acknowledges anti social associations in Ireland, and outlines plans for India, Burma, and trade. Measures to restrain agitation in Ireland and confirm commercial ties with America and other states are discussed. The House then addresses the Speech and adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords
House of Commons
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Marrowby
Westmorland
Rhafterbury
Ireland
United Kingdom
Denmark
Hanover
Sweden
United States of America
America
Spain
Ilia
House of Lords
Woolsgek
Btrangford
Chester
Br Bloomfield
Duke of Norfolk
England
Earl of Liverpool
Viscount Dudley
Warp
Europe
Old Spain
Lor Gort
Wellesley
Lord Wellesley
Fife
Ray
Ble
Gor
Fettere
Graves
Bealse
Heward G
King
Turkey
Ivan the Marquis of
la? Sdowne
Ras
South America
Snower
Mar Qnn
France
Lansdown
Lord Liverpool
Earl
Earl of Donoughmore
Earl of Roden
Ple
Froude
Bolivar
Washington
Earl Clifden
Earl of Lavprapne
Debates Open as House Reads the King Speech in Session
The House convened after recess with the King’s Speech read by the Lord Chancellor. Lord Francis Levison-Gower moves an address. discussions touch Ireland, Catholic Emancipation, Orange associations, and military and trade policies including South American colonies and new treaties. Members press for fiscal reforms and debate Catholic relief amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords
Francis Levison
England
Scotland
Ireland
Great Britain
Orange
Todia
Ingra
Mediterranean
Ministera
France
Alderman Thompson
Patton Lawa
Panera
South
Colombia and
Ayres
Iningo
Hayti
Spain
Becaus
Langer
Guage
Charles the Second
Hanover
Algest
Belial
Alto Catholic Association
Cours
Catholic Association
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Imperial Parliament
His
Hin
India
the Horas Ory Commons
Loapa
Constantinople
Russia