Debated measures and royal speech in the House of Lords and Commons
The session notes discuss the Marquis of Cholmondeley presenting the royal address, the death of the Duke of Kent, and various motions. Parliament considers duties on Malt, Dartmoor cultivation, arms seizures, Irish funds, and the Mutiny Bill. Ministers face questions on civil power, naval provisions, and royal church matters, with Palmerston and others debating state actions and loyalties.
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House OF Toids
Marquis of
Cholmondeley
Laval
Marquina al
Keato
Kent
Livre
Exchequem Anid
Raul Wat
Dartmoor
Will
Watswurst
Lord Palmers
Davies
Glasgow
Paisley
Bata Mille
kKoew
Chay
Kay Palmerston
bin Majesty
Jme
Hume
Vilteter Gramypoond
Penryno
Clypleceath
Palmerston
Debate Over Queen Consort Finances and Public Grants
Parliament wrestles with how to fund the Queen consort after the king’s death amid rumors of scandal and questions over whether public money should aid her. Lord Castlereagh urges restraint while Tierney and Brougham demand inquiry and justice, amid warnings against inflaming public passions.
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Wales
Lord Castlereagh
Tierney
England
Lear
Enying
Suchi
Cleo
Princess of Wales
Pera
Vane
Pachanent
Claan
Tin Majesty
Wakiig
Bho
Gham
Boyre
Goungil
Han
Fries
Mr. Brougham
Arar
Mr. Brougtar
Expiring Laws and Irish Bill Take Center Stage in Parliament
The House of Lords and Commons conduct a busy session with Expiring Laws Bill, Malthing Act, and Irish Election Bills advancing. Reports note financial debates on civil list allowances for the Queen and Princess of Wales, amid anticipated adjournment for the next day’s mail, with discussions over half-pay accounts and upcoming expirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Fairsway
House OF Commons
Toeapay
Fee
Weile
Grampouuil
Camelford
Penrye
Barnstaple
Treasury
C. Wue
Tierney
Tlerney
Wales
George
Princess of Wales
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Hum SG
R. Wilson
Lashington
House of Pears
H. Parnecg
Lord Castlereagh
Parliament Proceedings on Mutiny Acts and Royal Finances
The House of Commons debates temporary measures as Parliament nears dissolution. The Mutiny Act extension to June is introduced by Lord Palmereyton. Marine Mutiny Bill slated for the waning period. Discussion on the Queen Consort’s finances and Civil List follows, with pensions and army and Irish service funds allocated. Reports from France detail Count Decazes’s fall, political shifts, and royal mourning for the Duke of Berry, including public condolences and royal responses.
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House of Commons
Lord Palmeryton
Caoxen
Howe
Lord Cayrcereach
Massty
Trianey
Caroline
Buoucuam
Army
England
Aey
Ireland
Tamorrow
Ravesee
Gaur Ieee
Prijl
Foxok
Duchess de Bernseins
M Sreorr
Goh
Ityly
Piet i
Gilads
Ds Ricnerizy
Phnceyy
Levaann
Thas Mime
de Vitceve
Laine
Cong
de France
Dedeyster
Prince de Valwycand
Dure de Riglieu
London
Fridg Hey
Duke of Baay
France
Chamber of Deputies
M. Crauset
M. de Car
Interior
Ccauset
Mase
National Guard
Marshal Ouvinot
Marshal Ia
Aing
Kiso
Parig
Marti
Paris
Kino
Paria
Duke de Berar
Duchess of Bengt
Marshals of
Gazette de France
Duchess of
Berar
Peverty
Sidnals
Hr August Kpduse
Praca
Kinngade
Price Forte
Duchees
Berri
Charles
Hans
St. Cloud
Matt
Lauval
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Pmuperial
Wouse
Commons
Maosnat
Pwchpss
Lind Morpreens
Ile Rar
le Bietion
Hhougham
Percival
CGA
Primrose
Stirling
Aining
Scotland
Beorland
Tiume
Tate
Consolidated Fund
Walt Sin
Mourty
Wayn
Iives
Penryn
Exchequer
Althivorpe
Carde
Ulal Cue
Sedwaell
Alderaan Wood
United Kingdom
Breland
Ragland
Blan
Exche ET Ohaorvett
Piglis
Maherely
The
Dustin ‘Journal
Pants
Sweday
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