Parliament debates king's recovery and powers transfer
The discussion centers on the King's recovery and whether Parliament should declare competence before government transfer. Dundas, Phipps, and Qacke clash over granting authority to recognize the King, while ministers defend checks. The House adjourns as debates continue on the bill and its clauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dundas
Col. Phipps
Francis
Ben Versead
Marsham
Qacke
H'e
Mir
Banks
King and court figures seen in London in February scenes
A fragmented report describes appearances by the King with Dr. Willis and others in Kensington and Downton areas, noting mood and routine before returning to dine. It mentions other dignitaries, the Duke of Northumberland and the Marquis of Lothian, at Carlton and Downing Street, with references to delays and shifts in schedule amid public notices and garden work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Foo
Woach
Rkichmood Garcens
Ocock
Poe
Wihs
Peturn
Barre
Kew Gardens
Orm
Duke
Nerthin
Lothian
Carlton
Regency Act Text Dictates Regent Powers and Queen’s Council
The document outlines that the Prince of Wales may act as Regent in the King’s name under strict limits. It details oathes for the Regent, the Privy Council’s authority to advise on royal care, and provisions if the Queen governs during illness. It also covers parliamentary procedures if Parliament meets or adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Augustus Frederick
Prince of Wales
Great Britain
Privy Council
William the Whird
Charles the Second
Anne
Scotland
Tess
Sherif
Teagger Sabor
Tata
Montes Appleabie
Scotia
Laine
Prive Council
House of Commons
Wales
Mijesty
Sfaid Connell
Cdd
Prescent
Orehay
Viehdent
Mirony
Conneil
Wi Fitch
Fnd
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Tate
Joe Torke
Privy-Council
I Aoeba
Canterbury
Jartan
Wb Meats
Pitsy
Wills
Pucfla
Deen Gardens
Chancelopu
Downing Street
York Tack
Dave Duan
Cates
Odin
Uae Cyitimacs
Macie Lite
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