State of Sicily and Laybach debates in Parliament
The House discussed Sicily's constitution, British control allied moves, and Laybach papers. Speakers argued about Naples Sicily relations, independence, and the threats to liberty, with warnings against continental interference. A committee on exchequer fees faced sharp scrutiny and adjourned with calls to resume debates.
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Wales
Mc Corwoan
Genueman
Sicily
Henee
Great Britain
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Pleasuare
Hritwin
Naples
Lear
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Tslo
Maras
Castlereagh
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Londonderry
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Sipie
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Wagland
Searin
Ireland
Masland
J. Mackintosh
Aeiatin
Neotlan
Coutplaint
Carey
Spain
Marge
Mary Lat
Laybach
Austria
Russia
Proesia
Marquis of Londonderry
Lottie
Ieneape
Astaire
Denis
Appeogel
Phiese
Sora
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Biog
Mackin Toss
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Murope
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Europe
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MI Cut Citinson
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Woadtley
House OF Comalons
Jane
Schbouer
Trelband
Acre
Leveyerso
Priva
Todd Mintan
Bbe
Ted
Gehirathen Ogie
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Lord Bacon
Jude
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Tie
Lanow
Court of Exchequer
Chad
Bon
Ada
Haren
Kees
Nisi Pring
Aps
Ilo
Kings Bench
Phare
Relinis
Wenkind
Tas Ran
Tian
Santige
Bette
Nua
Bardia
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Jose
Jretica
Lini
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Cea OF Common Pleas
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Alkar
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Londondicary
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