Debates on Windsor Establishment and Privy Purse Costs
The speaker rails at long standing royal household expenses, criticizing four lords and grooms of the chamber for serving past needs. He questions 50 60 thousand pound Windsor and privy purse expenditures, insisting public funds cover royal costs and arguing reforms to reduce needless pay to retain only essential royal services.
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Grobriik
Eig
Ceut
Windsor
Rovitt
Duke of York
Guy
R. H
L. Wellesley
Aida
Windaor
Windsod
Ranté
R. I
Prines
Duchy of Lancaster
Debate on royal household expenses and Duke of York pension
Parliament debates support for royal expenditures during the king's illness and the Windsor establishment. Questions arise over whether to fund doctors and court salaries from the privy purse, and how to allocate funds for the Duke of York and royal household, balancing duty to the aging sovereign with national cost.
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Phrysielsna
London
Windsor
Fégard
Windant Castle
Canning
Dubwil
Caroline
Wales
Lords
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House of Commons
Binal
Tierngy
Lord Castlereaghaid
Finances Of The Country And King’s Custody Debate
The question on the finances of the country and the custody of the King's person ran during the session. Castlereagh delayed his motion to appoint a debit committee to inquire into the affairs of the realm, with tomorrow as the target date. The order for the second reading of the bill on the care and custody of the King's person was moved, read a second time, and ordered to be committed tomorrow. The house adjourned.
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Castlereagh
Address to the Prince Regent on Civil List funds disposal
The Lords debate a humble address thanking the Prince Regent for a gracious message about the 58,000 pounds for the Queen's establishment. They discuss disposal of funds under the Civil List after the Queen's demise, the prerogative of the Prince Regent, and the need to preserve justice for royal servants. The Marquis of Lansdowne and Earl of Liverpool lead differing views on discretionary applications and the act governing the Civil List. The address is agreed and ordered to be presented.
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House OF Lords
Fes
Earl of Live Gol
R. H
Cormer
Marquis of Lansdown
Krag
Hiv
Earl of
Irish Private Bills and Writs in House of Commons
The House of Commons fretted over private bills from Dandalk Road and Belfast Road with petitions for bills to lie on the table. Mr Ward presented a petition from journeymen paper-makers about machinery harming employment and inferior paper. New writs ordered for members to serve in Parliament for Liverness and New Yarmouth amid a note of apathy from Leslie Foster.
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Belfast Road
Dublin
Grand Jury
R. Ward
Lawson
Gisborough
Yorkshire
Douglas
Liverness
Charles Isaut
Oftce
Iréland
Rumbos
New Yarmouth
Au- 0
Leslie Foster
Mr. Lambton
Henry Thomas
Barnstaple
Versons
Henry Lucos
Armagh Lisburn writs and election petitions discussed
A House session notes new writs for Linlithgowport and Westminster seats, election petitions and bank concerns. It covers Mr Fitzgerald and Mr Denison motions, Sir W Elliott’s death vacancy, and Ramsbottom New Windsor seat. Debate on charity abuse at Moffat, uniform weights and measures inquiry, and care of the sovereign’s person bill conclude.
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Lisburn
Y. Fitzgerald
Meyitsey
Lin- Fhe
Ilso State l
Russell
Har. Saltash
Cornwall
Blechlngty
Borrey
Oace
Denison
Mieechigly
Lambton
W. Elliott
Eccased
Aie
Srougham
Westminster
Samuel É Romilly
Sergeant Onslow
Guilford
Withiam Draper Best
Ramsbottom
New
Windsor
Col. Disprowe
Holmes
R. Mould
Fowey
Richard Mould
Bankrupt Case Sparks Debate Over Relief and Return to Credit
Fragmentary report notes discussion in Parliament regarding bankruptcy law changes, relief petitions, and the possibility of restored good credit after discharge. The record mentions a petition and a motion tied to consolidating Turnpike and related Acts, with interruptions over the absence of the Chief Secretary and other procedural steps.
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Tay
Renitys
Ireland
J. Newhort
Trelandy
House of Commons Adjourns Amid Low Attendance
Fragmentary OCR notes show a truncated entry from the House of Commons with mention of only thirty eight members present at a late hour and proceedings adjourned. The text is garbled but indicates an adjournment during a parliamentary session.
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House OF Commons
Hatunn
Lever at Dublin Castle February 27 at four oclock
A lever event is announced at Dublin Castle on February 27 at four o'clock. The notice gives sparse details and preserves the named location and date from the fragment.
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Dublin Castle
San
Oy ‘Stury
Windsor Establishment Discussion in the House of Commons
The Dublin Fourml and Windsor Establishment came under House scrutiny as ministers debated allowances and annuities. The Queen's travel costs and 58,0001 sums were questioned while a separate inquiry into weights and measures continued without clear results.
Duchess of Clarence Letters Delay Royal Heir Plans
Private Hanover letters say the Duchess of Clarence is far along in promising an heir to the throne. A journey to England this season is considered too risky. Return of her Royal Highness is urged to arrange an heir’s birth in line of succession, seen as advantageous for the parent, child, and country.
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Clarence
England
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