Opening of the First Parliament of George IV
Opening of the first Parliament of George IV with the king’s speech on public finances and civil government. Crowds throng to Westminster as palace doors open late. warnings issued on access. Addresses to the throne debate foreign relations, finances, and unrest with calls for unity. The civil list and reforms loom, with adjournment to May.
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Adimion
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House of Commons
Pasifaneat
Counstry
Lawa
Beulah
Spain
House of Loris
Edward Knatchbull
Lowe
Ide
Ar. Witmot
Abueses
Tierney
Francis Burdett
Broughim
Admiralty
Exchequer
Brougham
Misotion Petitions From Surise Places Misheard Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe petitions and mentions of places and dates, with unclear names and details. The readable parts indicate petitions related to turns or returns, some locations, and scarce actions. The text lacks coherent event structure and verifiable entities.
Trial of a Cato Street conspirator leaders in 1820
The court heard the Cato Street conspiracy trials with Ted Tidd and William Davidson facing treason charges. Barron Garrow and Mr Justice Bayley presided as jurors were sworn amid lengthy prosecutions detailing plots to overthrow the government, including references to Adams, Edwards, and various conspirators. The day featured witness testimony, defendant questions, and the Crown's case against the plot to murder ministers.
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Tedd A D'Davitson
Wavaksort Araictt
Cugrt
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Aine
Ing
Baron Garrow
Mr Justice
Aariett
Altengldtigg
Beathens
Bar
Hichard Tidd
Witath Davidson
Tidd
Davidson
Shelton
Mr. Curwood
Illiam Piergy
John Holden
John Kieg
Charles Edmund Prescott
Bénjamta Rogers
Georg Gnoll
Charles Page
John Young
William Sutler
Jacoh Sheffield
William Churchill
Samuel Siranger
Davitvon
Bolland
Garney
Prinvaonera
Ile
Barron Garrow
Robert Hope
Sullelior Fonrat
Gaive
Inga
Castlereagh
Sidmouth
Hat Adams
Adams
Pax Guart
Davidssia
Davidevo Rose
Lbs
Curwond
Davideon
Catoarent
Davidaun
Hiamauis
Eleanor Walker
Mary Rogers
Joseph Hall
Thomas Boiart
Charles Bizet
Weary Gillan
Hector Mogixon
Edward Simpson
James Alders
Juba Monument
Thomas Monument
J. Byden
Juba Baker
Belard Monday
George Ceylick
James Ellis
Fitschrence
Cato Alreet
Atinton
Oliver
Ted
Stephen Hall
Williats Ersaehs
Setanel Hende
Baron
Edwards Wan
Hunt
Crown and Anchor
London
Edwards Kone
Jaden Goldworthy
Liverpool
Cato Street
Cage Street
Urea
Galsworthy
Altho
Pope
Bing
Brunt
Edwards
Catentreet
Batl
Curwood
Wilson
Elia
James Wn. Wilson
Harmer
Arraigna
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James William Wilson
Baron Gur Yow
Richard Bradburn
John Shaw Strange
James Gilchrist
Carlos Cooper
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Air
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Wehard Bradurn
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Thistlewood
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Vane
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James Wilson
Richard Beadburn
Charles Cooper
Adame
Allud Ant
Arthur Thisthewood
Dwyer
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