Meeting on Relief for French Refugees at St Albans
A special meeting of the Committee for the Relief of French Refugees, both lay and clergy, at St Albans discussed subscriptions and further supplies to aid the refugees. The session records secretary R Butler’s notes and emphasizes increasing calls for support from the public. The House of Lords debate followed, with speeches on government policy and Catholic relief as ministers and peers engaged in constitutional and religious issue discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warine
Pepe
Baity
Clergy
St.Albarts
Rachard Butler
House of Commons debates on Catholic relief and reform
Transcribed entry describes January session in the House of Commons with speeches by Lord F5 Fswobegafigey and others on government form, Catholic measure, and a constitutional address. It notes support for the Crown, concerns over seditious writings, the desire to heal religious animosities, and moves to amend the Address. The debate includes statements by Hobart, Grattan, Duigenan, and others, and ends with the Address and committee appointment to prepare the fatth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
Mendie
Mrv
Hobart
Geéiilemar
Grattan
Hardy
H. Laughfirepoke
Stewart
Down
Benington
Segeant Duguery
Grattax
Mr. Perry
Metbers
Tafterd
Embargo Debate Over West Indies Trade Policy
Friday discussion in the Irish House of Lords and Commons on an embargo restricting vessels with provisions and naval stores to the West Indies. Att x-Generals and Ministers defended the measure as necessary, noting safety and compensation for traders, while Grattan and others debated continuance, governance, and the broader constitutional ties with Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boris
Kandrlour
Mofopolitie
Weik Indies
Oienters Ag
Hobart
Loyalty and Love for Queen in Birth Day Display
Amid a France shaken by revolution and war English crowds show plain reverence for the Queen’s birth. Citizens unite to honor the sovereign, with flags, bonfires, and public gatherings across the city from north to south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationalibanditrd
France
Europe
England
Republic
Katt
Wett
Immmense
Royal Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace Window of Court Attends
A detailed account describes a 1 pm arrival of their Majesties the King and Queen and Princesses at Buckingham Palace. They proceed to the East wing for a private court and later hold a grand drawing room with numerous dukes nobles and foreign envoys. The evening features a royal dinner then a ball with extended list of attendees and a sequence of minuet and country dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majes Trés
Royaz
Avcusta
Exirasets
Mary
Sophia
Ambedx
Buckingham
Houiffé
Princessus
Dukes of York
Giogeeston
Clarence
Prince Ww
Gloucester
Mr. Pitt
Canterbury
Need Kenyon
House of Lords
House of Commons
Dukes
Dorset
Argyle
Montrose
Richmond
Gordon
Leeds
Athol
Beaufort
Queensbury
Huntley
Worcester
Stafford
Salisbury
Bath
Wycombe
Fortescue
Breadarban
Glasgow
Barneffis
Walsingham
England
Marchioness of
Baru
C. Warpiex
E. Spencer
Duchess of York
Also Mentioned on This Page
HOUSE
LORDS
Qumantrun
Nivathy
Bere
Magel
Pieadie
Leiner
Lgis Glandare
Ghee
Tyrese
Bir
Conelly
Ireland
Great Britain
Lord Westmorland
Conolly
Forbes
Majetti
Wist Mor
Bugard
Dueen
Dal
Joh Seabright
Jobt
Dayet
Jon Ruthsout
Win. Pepperel
Joseph Barnks
Wha
Skefington Hume
G. Warren
Franc
Michi« Peux
Win. Fawcett
Geo. Monard
Philip Hales
Wim
Howe
Clement Cottrell
Geo, Collie
Win, Scott
Robert Pigott
Ralph
Dorsét
Marchiontfes
Salsbury
Donegal
Chatham
Harcourt
Skineclesfield
Holderneffe
Chesterfield
Bure
Suffolk
Courstown
Aylesbury
Harrington
Hillborough
Mount Edgecumbe
Inchiquin
Eartiey
C. Stuart
H. Stuart
M. Stuart
Shuluham
Munro
C. Beauclerk
F. Campbell
Duke of Clarence
Prince William of
Glou
Cester
Eart
Elgty
Lord Welmouta
Augusta
EvizaBeTe
Soputa
Soputa of
Groucess
Fevetxcow Eeirkof
Ducls
Gorbon
Camabell
Obancere
Rove
Princeies