Destructive Societies Promote Public Unrest and Reform Debates
A parliamentary report warns that secret committees and public meetings ignite disaffection across the country. It details clandestine fundraising, provocative speeches, and mass gatherings aimed at subverting order, pressuring reform, and challenging authority, with calls for new measures to preserve peace.
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Wotton Borough Petition Ballot Adjournment Report
The House fixed for a committee by ballot to judge the Wotton Borough election merits but adjourned at four due to under one hundred MPs. On February 19, after entering the gallery for the ballot, observers noted Mr C W Wynn criticizing members who entered and withdrew, preventing a valid count.
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House OF Commons
Wotton-Basset
C. W. Wynn
Debate on ballot list and Admiralty reform in Parliament
The House debated reporting absentee ballots on Friday while motions on reducing Windsor establishment and Admiralty officers drew opposition. Committee readings followed for the Wotton Basset election and secrecy papers, with Bank of England inquiries and cash payments discussed amid cautious public confidence.
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Wotton Basset
Ric M. Foykey
John Harford
Wm. Hurst
Wm. Fitzhugh
J. Round
Bay
Ahernton
R. Abercombie
W. Russell
W. Forbes
Kee
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C. Harvey
John Jones
J. Aduttutosh
John Bastard
Sfecrfcy
B. Batwuart
Committee of Secrecy
Ruyal
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Lordy
Gaanevere
Bak
Manavar
Maxnino
Lord A.hamilton
Garmrece Espiraned
Catholic Emancipation and Irish Affairs Dominate March Session
Discussion centered on Catholic Emancipation and licensing issues in Ireland. The House planned a March 11 meeting to form a committee on Penal Laws affecting Catholic subjects and addressed election petition procedures and Grand Juries in Ireland, with the session adjourning to Friday.
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Iriand
Meory Parcell
Wran
Ballor
Cuaucedon
Cogataray
Ireland
Chamberlain's Office announces castle entertainments in 1817
The Chamberlain at Dublin Castle issues notices for a gala at the Castle on the 27th of Fearvarr with an Ode a Ball and Supper. Ladies wishing to dance Minnie must send their names two weeks before. An op and lever will be held at the Castle on February 27 at three o'clock. A second edition of this paper updates readers through the latest postal moments.
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Vansrt Cans
Alb
Gren
Chamberlain's
Dublin Castle
Hex Marrsre
Fearvarr
Parliament Reform and public distress noted in Dublin Journal
The Dublin Journal reviews the London and Hamburgh papers arriving by mail. It highlights the Lords Committee report urging further provisions to preserve public peace and protect class interests. It questions reform motives, condemns the Spenceans, praises measured reform, and argues distress stems beyond Parliament.
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Lords’ Committee
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