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Morning Journal

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 13, 1830

Page

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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.

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.

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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