Greek affairs and coal trade dominate Lords debate
The Lords discuss the coal trade petition from northern coalowners seeking a full inquiry and weigh the Greece pacification. Lord Holland voices distrust of ministers, urges substantial territorial safeguards for Greece, and criticizes policy toward Turkey and Russia while calling for a governor with real powers. Responses from Wellington and Aberdeen defend government measures and insist on pacification and independence for Greece within the 1827 framework.
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House OF Lords
Fen
Earl of Huntingdon
Bank of England
Marquis of Londonderry
England
Common Council
Duke of Wellington
Head
City of London
Lord Calthorpe
Greece
Lord Holland
Europe
Great Britain
Navarin
Russia
Turkey
France
Mediterranean
Hear
Heer
Waevd
Dardanelles
Lord
Holland
Morea
Ibrahim Pacha
Athens
Lord H
Paris
Navaria
Prevesa
Oporto
Don Miguel
Terceira
Constantinople
Napoleon
St. Sophia
Balderdash
Adrianople
Achilles
Dean Swift
Greal
Black Sea
Ausonius
Candia
Egypt
Naples
Austria
Earl of Aberdeen
Lord Aberdeen
Fox
Ottoman Porte
Marquis of Clanricarde
Lord Melbourne
House of Bourbon
Lord Godericie
Dardapelles
Evwis
Mr. Fox
Lorraine
Pitt
Debate in the House on Exchequer Bills and Reform Petitions
Mr Knight opened a return of exchequer bills. the Solicitor General introduced a bill to amend illusory appointments and conveyancing laws. New writs ordered for Fowey and Wenlock. Petitions from London merchants, Manchester, and Cork read. Debates touched taxation, press access, and reform measures with calls for economy and relief.
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House OF Commons
Knight
Fowey
H. Eden
Chilt Ra
Borough of
Wenlock
Cecil Weld Forrester
Sheriff Richardson
Corporation of London
Adambridge
Sibthorpe
Lincoln
Fazakerley
B. Martin
India
Plymouth
Stanley
Manchester
East India Company
Thoucht
Great Britain
China
America
Leadenswall Street
Wodehouse
Norfolk
O'Connell
Cork
Davenport
Palmerston
Portugal
Beiig
Lord Pallmerson
Bing Ion
Alderman Thompson
St. Katharine’s Dock
Peel
Western
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