Hyde Park Exhibition Site Sparks Parliamentary Clash
Lords and Commons debate the 1861 Exhibition site in Hyde Park. Petitioners warn of legal, traffic, and public harm with 12,000,000 bricks and 40,000 tons of material moved into the park. supporters push the project, opponents demand alternative sites and legal scrutiny.
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House of Lords
Lord Campout
Elger
Prince's Gate
Kensington Road
Higue Park
Cresswell
Mr. Elger
Lord Hisewell
Justice Eedwell
Baoveram
Hyde Park
Egypt
St. Paul's
London
Empire
Justice Cresswell
Court of Chancery
Battersea Fields
Kew
Treasury
Lord Camps
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Rebesvate
Earl of Lonepare
Earl of Extenporoven
House of Commons
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Commissioners of the Treasury
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Benjamin Hang
A. B. Hore
R. SterHungon
Royal Commission
Hungerford-bridge
Camden Town
Birmingham
Benjamin Haun
Srer Horr
House of
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Justice Cressavell
Labouchere
Earl of ExieNson
Joan Russert
Ireland
Mercantile Marine
Ecclesiastical Commission
Lord Stanley
England
Marquis of Lanspowns
Earl Grey
Mont-Ragle
Lord Eppiesvgy
Lord Exoverxam
Repespare
Earl of Quexeaty
Lord Harrierton
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Buorguam
Lord Rannaine
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