Debates Over Queen's Witness List in Dissolution Case
A long session in the House of Lords featured debate on the Queen's petition for a list of witnesses and place specifications in the ongoing dissolution of marriage case. Lords argued over legal precedents, details of charges, and whether to grant the Queen access to specify places or delay proceedings. The motion to call the Queen's counsel was rejected by a substantial majority, and the session adjourned.
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Karlester
Ireland
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Worrow
Lishington
Above of Commons
Caroline WI
Drewes
House of Lords
Geodor
Asher
Anil
Tldan
Sang
Lord Holland
Paiia
Wishops Atterbury
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Kelly
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Liverpool
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Lord Erskine
Siay
Ponihitt
Anya
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Heland
Ainonths
Dublin
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Dubin
Horse Police
Caforagt
Dane Lie
Bacheyner
Mr. Fitzgerald
Ie Chaceelan
Tarlya
Gall
Wogan
Otr Speco
House OF Lordr Samrat
Juvy
Ray
James Mackhirosh
Scotch & Ry Tl
Earl of
Claverr
Parliament faces libel case over Queen story
Monday and Tuesday debates in the House of Commons center on a libel scandal about a Western Luminary article on the Queen. Wetherell urges prosecution, urging defense of royal dignity and public justice against pretrial judgments.
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Wetheret
Flynder
Bacchus
Hridewell
Tims
Touch
High Court of Parliament
Flyndel
Ouar OF Commons
County of Louth
Lord Jocelyn
House of Lords
Witherall
Indlgadel
Stafford Waa
Llenboroweh
Wetherell
Chobmandeley
Jond Castlereaah
Ar Criminald
Viyndel
Lashorgian Seul
Perm
Lushington
Pepudlice
Parliamentary rancor and adjournment noted in debate
The record cites feeble efforts to excite the public and accusers as ministers faced blame for inciting rates. Arguments center on punishment for perceived wrongs, with references to the Attorney General and a move to narrow the adjournment of the house, as a session adjourned until the following day.
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Tierney Ania
Cashti
Maswell
Mr. Wetherell
Gene “Pal
Obras
Provisional Junta Disbanded and Spanish Succession Change
The Dublin Journal reports Spain's Provisional Junta has been formally disbanded and a new constitution is in operation. It notes an extraordinary cortes decree of 1812 will be annulled, excluding Infanta Francisca de Paula and Maria Luisa ex-Queen of Etruria from the succession.
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Spain
Madrid
Cortea
Francisca Dy Panto
Maria Louisa
Etruria
Neapolitan Revolution Reported by Paris Papers
The French press details the Naples uprising led by the Laz zarroni and peasantry, noting mutinies and a gradual revolution. New ministers named for King Ferdinand include Campo Chiara as ambassador, with Carafara and Amati among the leaders in justice and finances.
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Paris
France
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Viena
Ministry of Justice
M. Rigiardi
Ministry of War
Carafara
Murat
Ancona
M. Amati
Chevalier de Medici
Narquis de Ferreri
Tran Smly
Zist
Moniteur
Soi
Marcents
Parrwon
Nola
Baypage
Owe
Pepe
Avellino
Tvo
Avellan
Salerno
Carascosa
Carascona
Jawad
Avelling
Dea
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Exchauas
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