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Dublin Journal

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Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

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Nov 15, 1820

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Divorce Clause Debated as Lords Vote on Queen Caroline

Amid debate over the Divorce Clause, Lords vote 129 to 67 to stand part of the bill. The session cast scrutiny on Caroline Queen Consort, with speakers denouncing conspiratorial plots and urging legal scrutiny. A minority list follows, naming peers who opposed the Divorce Clause.

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Dukra Clarence Beaufort Wellington Portland Lonsdale Curzon Mulgrave Sidmouth Harroby Rathore Melville Eldoe C. Liverpool Westmoreland Morton Aidner Comberemere Pomfret Whitworth Suf- Felt Cornwallin St. Germain Aylebury Lauderdale Calthorpe Mount Edgesambe Macclesfeld Portamouth Hopetoun Ape Bayning Wilshire Lee Gambier Caledon Courtoun Firwilliam Farborough Arnhai Verulam Selioun Rodney Stanford Arowdow Balestrad Mayo Falmouth Mampey Kenyon Aylesford Mount Cashel Shaftesbury Hill Archhts Yoek Tuam Bishop York Worcester Gloucester Chester Peterborough St. David's St. Ataph Ely Dulin Libertien
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Lords Proceed on Fifty Third Day in House Debate

The Lords sat for prayers and consideration of a protest. Ill health kept Lord Holland from attendance. motions to sign the protest were discussed as others signaled consent. Lord Shaftesbury presented the committee report while the Duke of Hamilton moved to record opinions on the bill, aiming to strike from the preamble the assertion that adultery was proved.

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Kenyon Lod King Caroline Great Britain Woolsock Marquis of Stereford Holland Limerick Huntingdon Morley Lord Holland Darnley Minto Darley Enkive Anson Bolingbroke Ellenborough Lord Ellenborough Lord Shaftesbury Duke of Hamilton The Liverpool Lord Liverpool Hamalyon Lauderdale Earl of Lauderdale Lord Harrowby Lord Laudierdale Lord Herrowby Utzwilliam Carnarvon Leon Llouses Lord King Milan Vilinicarti Qin Erse Saul Tord Kenyon
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Landmark Divorce Bill Debate Over Queen Caroline's Status

A lengthy Lords debate centers on the divorce clauses, royal title removal, and the misconduct allegations against Caroline of Brunswick. Ministers defend parliamentary propriety while peers demand precise wording and challenge alleged political tricks in the second reading and committee progress.

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Dissolution of the Saint Caroline Amelia Elizabeth

A historical note describes a lord's objection to a portion of a bill, citing conscience and the wet at the battery of the Bill. The motion failed amid a larger non content bloc, the committee report amended and adopted, and the House adjourned to resume the bill at ten tomorrow for a third reading.

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Caroline Amelia Elizabeth
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Third Reading Debate on Queen Adultery Enquiry

In the Lords Morley argues for an inquiry into Queen Victoria's conduct, criticizing proof of adultery over six years and questioning the polacca voyage as insufficient grounds. He warns against ex post facto laws and stresses the need for clear, specific evidence to justify treasonous or dynastic jeopardy.

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House OF Lords Karl Morley Etgami Ir Nowvn Cades Gus Stat Lord Somers Berguini Bergamni Kreas England Upton Charlotte Lindsay Berguni Bergami Cuchi
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