Divorceclause Debated in Lords over Queen Caroline Bill
Lord Grey’s faction presses to keep the divorce clause while Premier ministers deny a conspiracy against Queen Caroline. The debate centers on evidence, legality, and public interest as the division shows 129 to 67 in favor of continuing the clause. A long minority list and motions follow with adjournment planned. Abstracted notes also include Dublin grain price data for week ending November 3, 1820.
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Eile Witnan
Saveniga
Porto
Darntlawy
Phalion
Tie
Tuan
Bislitaven
Grey
Iave
Lord Manvers
Lord Duncan
Lord Mansere
Kenyon
Lord King
Caroline
Great Britain
Successon
Dekea
Clarence
Beaufort
Wellington
Portland
Lerda
Lonedate
Curzon
Mulgrave
Bicone
Harroby
Athurst
Melville
Eldon
Morton
Sidney
Comberemere
Whitworth
Balfield
Cornwallia
St. Germain
Aylesbury
Lauderdale
Calthorpe
Moentmbe
Macclesfield
Mouth
Hopetoun
Deattho 2
Bayning
Winthel
Ely
Dublin
Fifty Third Day House of Lords Debates on Protest Signatures
The Lords convened on the fifty third day with prayers and delayed motions. Lord Holland’s illness postponed his protest, others signed in his stead. Darnley, Erskine, Anson, Bolingbroke, Ellenborough, and Minis joined the protest signatures as discussions continued on the bill and its preamble. The Duke of Hamilton moved an amendment to allow peers to record opinions on the Tortont edolte me pence passage in Liverpool.
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Euu
Elock
Hereford
Holland Limerick
Huntingdon
Morley
Lent Holland
Hovlland
Lord Holland
Lord Shaftesbury
Duke of Hamilton
Liverpool
Dawes
Earl of Lauderdale
Earl of Liverpool
Eulinborough
Earl of Donoughmore
Gore
Wlenborough
Harl
Duke of Mamelton
Lord Liverpool
Lord Harrowby
Lord Lauderdale
Lord Fitzwilliam
Earl of Carnarvon
Vesey
King
Milan
Vilmicarti
Kenyon Thes
Debates on Divorce Clause Amendments in Lords
The Lords considered multiple amendments to the Divorce Clause for Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, discussing the termination of her Queen Consort status, dissolution of marriage to the king, and related penalties. Speakers argued about motives, consistency, and parliamentary practice while proposing edits to preamble wording and the scope of the divorce clause.
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Caroline
Elizabeth
Pad
Asvekia Miigaleth
Caroline Amelia Wligahai
Theo
Wales
Conderbal
Milan
Mary
Bartholomea Bergmaia
Barthlomea Bergami
Princess of Wales
Bartolomeo Bergami
Bartolomeo
Caroline Aimelia Elizabeth
Caroline Amelia Elizabeth
Lord Ellenboroth
Ead of Lauderdale
Earl Gray
Karl Griky
Shemerlves
Fhear
Fragmented OCR vote notes on a parliamentary bill
The text shows a fragmented record of a parliamentary vote on a bill with references to committees and the house adjournment. It mentions a motion rejected or deferred, a division of opinions, and a plan to read the bill a third time. The readable names and dates are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Bnid
Ntottory
Morley Urges Inquiry into Queen's Conduct in Lords
In the Lords on Friday, Morley pressed for a mediation inquiry into Queen Victoria's conduct covering six years. He argued evidence of adultery was not clearly proven and warned that reliance on inferences from the polacca voyage was unsafe. Somers defended the bill, while others criticized the proceedings and evidence as inconsistent or insufficient.
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House OF Lords
Morley
Borgami
Hawasa
Somers Spoka
Berg
Bergami
Kross
England
Armole
Charlotte Lindsay
Cushi
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