Habeas Corpus Suspension Debate in London Common Council
A chaotic Commons debate over suspending the Habeas Corpus Act unfolds amid petitions from London officials. Sir W Curtis, Mr Bennet, and Lord Castlereagh clash on grounds for temporary detention powers as discussions reference insurrection risks and the Sparopean plots. The House votes to proceed to a second reading with debate deferred to later that evening.
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Padlorpe
Mateaccas
City of London
W. Curtis
J. Saaw
Cunnan
Macaria Fitzceasco
Jutt
Groulide
Lord Castycaraom
Benet
England
Ragland
Gtaxaeaom
Ordea
Beane
Bre
Lord Minton
Briend
Mengxt
Nebie
Castlereagh
Cattingbaga
Bennet
Lord C
Yone
Astlereagh
Wran
Hia Jajeaty
bin Majesty
Arnee
Peraune
Castirmragi
Gene
Tenner
Oly
Lord Cambreagh
Benner
Uaele
Dublin
Lord Castleneaan
Ireland
Hons
Dicuss
Banner
Cook Price Ian Dubtin
F.tewee
Dame Cine
Coud Gravel
Mindar
Susirangeaiora
Eppliash
Porpuss
Reform Meeting at the Freemasons Tavern in London
A Saturday night Reform gathering at Freemasons Tavern Great Queen Street includes speeches praising constitutional liberty and parliamentary reform. Attendees toast the King the Prince Regent and Ireland while pledging unity to pressure the Legislature on representation and habeas corpus.
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Qeder
Reform
Freemasons Tavern
Great Queen Street
Londo
Willian Lucas
Mr. Lucas
Perens
Williams
House of Commons
Francis Bonpesrt
England
King
House of Peers
Great Britain
Brougham
Bennet
Thomas Brand
Brand
F. Burdett Waa Dranig
Winans
Friends of Order and Reform
Lucas
Waithman
Friends of Reform
London
Wartamaw
Dovaras Kimnaiap
Elon
John Philpot Curran
Ireland
Cee
Debate on seditious meetings in Glasgow sparks reform debate
The Dublin and London journals report sharp exchange on universal suffrage and annual parliaments. The Lord Advocate of Scotland cites seditious meetings in Glasgow where oathbound clubs allegedly plotted treasonable aims while hoping to influence the franchise. Authorities have arrested eighteen or more, with few details yet released. The piece argues universal suffrage is misread as a cure for distress and urges cautious, lawful measures to inform and preserve the constitution.
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Scotland
Glasgow
Apvotauu
Glasgow Herald
Ghiegow
Adiogluvaster
Brotherhood
House Commons
London Mail Reporters Note on Italian News and Delayed Expedition
The London Mail notes delays in the Major Peddie expedition to Africa with preparations nearly complete and light American vessels ready to convey the party. Letters from Italy report the death of Mr Horner MP and note examination of Key witnesses in the Tower case. Dublin notices list advertising rates and agents in London and Edinburgh.
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London
Italy
Gambia
Ita
Major
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