Mr Canning Speech on Parliamentary Reform and Catholic Emancipation
The report outlines Mr. Candino's Liverpool canvass speeches. He states he will not support Parliamentary Reform, argues the current House of Commons is adequate, and warns that reform could destabilize the Constitution. He recalls Pitt's cautious stance and urges restraint on Catholic questions during the Sovereign's reign, pledging to act by conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candino
Liverpool
Nny
Gerttenner
Becaure Lam
House of Comaions
House of Gmmons
Franehieg
Hiatt
Ital
Avery Ing
Danget
Odin
Bas
Pitt
Opinius
Gontim
Choreli
Andy Ghidenien
Potessa
Hig
Meunel Citcimmantes
Biky
Parliarmens
Bert
Papestion
London Gazette list of titled peers and officers
A lengthy London Gazette fragment lists numerous titled figures and peers with their designations. It names baronets and earls such as Sir John, Viscount Palmerton, Lord Francis Spencer, and many others across counties like Westmorland, Cambridgeshire, and Northampton. The text appears to be an official roll of nobility and office holders with varied regional affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenury
Northareptan
Ralph Cartwrlathe
John Charles Seecenamnnety
Wahsigh Tispicssion
Elliot
George Pa
Northampton
S. Spencker
Oxford
Ackyan Wright
Jabo Inet
New Woadstock
Henry Watkin Dasheweed
Thornton
Banbury
Frederic Sylvester
Douglas
Salop
Ohn Kynaston, Powell
Rage
Johai
Janet
Rowland Vnand Fit
Order of the Bath
Ludlow
Edward Herbert Viscount Clive
Henry Clive
Brignorth
Thomas Whitmore
Charles Cecil Cope Jenkinson
Wanlock
Cecil Weld
Dickition
Weis
Gore
Aieypoder Bating
Bage
Hesky
John ‘Fhyame
Sal Rae Toy la
Arabia Homey Bar
James Nape
Joseph Mattyary
Sapa Srotharles
Jepkimony Baye
Nice
Cape of the Bath
Werary of
London
Wm. Mitford
Pont
John Perring
Bron Brie
Elis Baqi
Ralger—Walter
Wilki Ea Ae
Radnor Richard Price
Gonaty of
Mandington
Lienii
the Hon
Charley
Kester
Edward Kaoarefitull
Bart
Gear
City of
Hesse
Thomas Boulden
Plame
Byler
Wim
Howard
Hugh Fortescue
Lord Elrington
Henry Fremantle
Borough of
Chipping Wycombe
John Dashwood Kien
Thomas Haring
Barabury
George Baron Nese
Anthomas Hussey
Marlois
Ewen Tiina
Mahe Ear Smith
Abel Oui Ee Ae Forough
Thomas Tyrwhit Drake
Eg —Wan
Tyrwhits Drake
Royal Order extends quarantine port rules to additional ports
The Crown augments the Order in Council of 1805, extending quarantine duties from Liverpool to Carlisle Whitehaven Lancaster Preston Chester Beaumaris and the Isle of Man. Ships and vessels bound to these ports or their creeks must quarantine at Bromborough Pool rather than Highlake or Milford Haven. The document lists peer signatories and court at the Queen's Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung
Abu
Geroberlus
Liverpool
Crete
Bromborough
Highlake
Carlisle
Whitehaven
Lancaser
Preston
Chester
Beadmaris
Coor
Milford Hagen
Privy Council
Lancaster
Prepon
Beaumaris
Ile of Man
Bromborough Pool
Mitford
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MR. Canning
THE
London Gazettes
BERYE
Sir John
Baer
Jean Calvert
the Hom
Cowper Bonanigh
Saint
Lson
Joreph Halsey
Christopher Samiti
Sia
Nicholas Fizakerley
Ig Mench William Smith
Charles Harry
Werone Aan Bear
Eaq
Willinan
Inlopoas Hull
Hoho Staniforth
Esq
Ae Denga
Bog
Wra
Wielson
ES Wertminnsten
Francis Burdett
Bart the Hon
Ste Thomas
Christian Olombe
Satie ‘Tamey Seepetoesrafic
Whithread
Sir Psnr
Lek Ford
George Wawi
Dauen SrockneLet
Enctien Sigcxe
Cerit
Sovandt
Oran
Goarsnnis
America
Upan
Order In Council of the
George Péavost
Bomar
Ie United Prates
Seegteins Rees
Rea Laue
Erya
Jeaty
Seth
Lanenot
Tod Rae OH
Lawaof
United States of Nex
Hizhoethy
Ragenty
Majesty's
Sincera
Igie
Big Majesty
Cutaneous
Bar
Ira
Castlereagh
Laverfool
Mansicpart
Bathurst
Charle S Long
Mmelville
Alas
Wm, Hodges
Parliament Strest
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