State of the Nation in Lords over Regency and King’s illness
The Lords debate Regency as King George III's health falters. Lord Liverpool and others discuss constitutional precedents from 1788, whether a Bill or an address should appoint a Regent, and insist Parliament must preserve the monarchy while ensuring effective governance during the royal incapacity. The Duke of Sussex and others urge caution against ministerial overreach.
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House of Commons
Earl of Liverpool
Whale House
Wingly
Tie
Allo
Suchoan
Gloecester
Parlwaneng
Saad TL
York
Vighece
Heny VII
Llouse
Hanover
Etry Haiti
Frederick Prince of Wales
Duke of Cumberland
George II
Lord Stanhope
Earl
Ord Stanhope
Lord Harrowby
Lord Liverpool
Pherne
Earl Camden
Henry VIII
Daw
Ponce of Orange
Buckingham
Iis
Eun Sranuopy
Peos Ple
Vwarius Dail
Morsasp
Ae Bia
Hotram
Hhis Royal
Prince of Wales
Indies
Duke of Nomok
Duke of Sussex
Ball
House of Brunswick
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Imperial Pary
Iamert
Maissty
Egan