Protesting Over Adjourning Bill Amid Queen Adultery Debate
A dense report from Parliament details a protest against adjourning the Bill of Pain and Penalties related to Queen consort allegations. Dissenters argue the bill rests on solid evidence and risks disrespect to the Crown and judiciary. The piece covers Duke of Clarence opinions, Lord Liverpool cabinet actions, public meetings in London, and calls to dismiss ministers. It notes the Queen's fate, parliamentary divisions, and a mass meeting at St. Giles in the Fields urging loyalty to the Queen and ministerial changes.
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House of Peers
Fercomrsé
Northumberland
Lothian
William
Duke of Clarence
Becaue
Princess of
Hargis
Paina
House of Commons
Alderman Wood
Dondan
ST Giles IN the Fields
ST. George
Bloomnetry
St. Giles In the Fields
St. George, Bloonbury
Yeatorlay Bell
Freemason
Mann
Lord John Russell
Brougham
Maxters
Matea
I de Mont
Honea
Me. P. Moore
M. P
Major Cartwright
Moore
Anid
Holy Alliance
Spain
Portugal
Naples
Sicily
Great Britain
House of Lorda
Charles Mercher
Phillips
Ehlentoral
Brunswick
England
Mgr
Hourbert
Haniah Ys
R. Waithman
J. Baily
Hobhouse
Hit
Olen
House of Lords
Cartwright
Rexkine
Atterbury
Aylerbury
Kole Duka
Wharton
Choera
Powis
Lord John Russel
P. Moore
Tuely
Thelwall
Jato Russell
John Russell
Prorogation talks and Queen's witnesses at Cotton Garden
The article details the looming prorogation of Parliament with Speaker arrival and House adjournment to January, plus actions around witnesses for the Queen's trial. It notes preparations to remove witnesses to Calais, and reports on Palace accommodation requests for the Queen, including Lord Liverpool’s response and royal lodging constraints.
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House of Commons
Tha Tole
Patses Yard
Nearborogh
Tillye
Gerfle
Commons
Wilberforté
Jostlereagh
House of Pees
Hansa
Gravesend
Calais
de Mont
Theodore Majocchi
Tye
Theo
Koppel Cravan
Earl of Liverpool
Keppel Craven
Lord Liverpool
Baron d Endes letter to Mr Vizard on London witness request
The document records Baron d Endes reply from Carlsruhe dated Oct 16 addressing Mr Vizard about his reluctance to travel to London as a witness in a case against the Queen. It cites health concerns and notes the Grand Duke’s foreign affairs assurances but stresses loyalty to the Grand Duke and refusal to sacrifice health or duty. The Baron describes indignation at criticisms of the Queen and defends his honour and service.
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Baron d' Bales
Porliks
Whiglands
Ander
M. Sicard
London
N.vizard
Vizard
M. Sicord
Fhasten
Grand Duke
Carlsruhe
Mr. Brougham
Mr. Jougham
Barbara Krantz
Thad
Anyon
Egrand
Eer OF
Baben
The Funds Face Major Failures On London Stock Exchange
London reports show several prominent figures in late fund alignments failing to meet obligations, declaring them defaulters. The turmoil stems from a Tuesday rapid rise in funds used to wind up accounts, causing artificial demand and driving the stock to 694 with fragile support.
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London
Stock Exchange
Whio
Royal Mercy and Local News From Dublin Market
The Lord Lieutenant has postponed the death sentence of Jan Byrne and Constantine Mulloy, mother and son, with a transport to life for poisoning Edward Byrne. A servant girl drowned in the river near Bowling Green but was washed ashore. The Marquis of Thomond and family arrived from Holyhead. Dublin corn market notes wheat and oats steady with minor export-driven price movements, barley unchanged, oats up slightly, and limited rye and stock updates.
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Jan Byrne
Constantine Mulloy
Edward Byrne
Larna
Galway
Marquis of
Thomond
Henderson
Messrs
Moore
Jodson
Sturrick
Howard
Holyhead
Dublin Conn
Vos
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