Speaker takes the Chair as Parliament adjourns
The House began at one, with press access only twenty minutes later. Petitions were presented on Malt and timber duties, urging relief for agriculture and shipping. Debates covered Dorchester labourers, universal suffrage, imprisonment for debt, and Jewish disabilities. The Usher summoned the Lords, the King’s Speech was delivered in the Lords, and the Commons greeted the Speaker before adjourning at 2:45.
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England
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House of Commons
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Church of Rome
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Exeter Hall
The Speech on the Commons Farewell to the Session
The Commons address the king after a long session. They note lower Estimates, praise the abolition of slavery and a 15 million loan for compensation, and discuss Ireland under strong measures. They seek reform of English and Welsh municipalities, local policing, justice, and economy before presenting the Acts receiving Royal Assent.
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Goy
Joan
Ireland
England and Wales
Orange Lodges How Constituted and Their Political Character
The Orange lodges operate under warrants signed by the Duke of Cumberland as grand master and even allow itinerant warrants to appoint inspectors and establish lodges abroad. Fairman toured and founded lodges across England and Scotland, with authority to initiate, suspend, or expel members. Ostensibly religious, the group is described as pursuing Protestant ascendancy, yet the committee finds a distinctly political aim guiding many actions.
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Great Britain
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Corfu
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Church OF England
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Order
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Firman
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M.P
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Ireland
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di Jence
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God Save the King
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Patronage and Orange Lodges Raise Alarm in Imperial Grand Lodge
The Imperial Grand Lodge grapples with rampant patronage demands for licenses, pensions, and posts, fueling a flood of memorials and petitions. It cites 381 lodges across 47 districts, plus 93 unattached warrants, and reports extensive Orange activity in Britain, Ireland, colonies, and armies, despite military prohibitions.
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Ayr
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Leeds
Rochdale
Woolwich
London Orange Institution
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Cuckapur-Street
London
Cooper
Ireland
Dublin
Chetwode
Orange Institution
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Anderson
Henry Nichols
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Malta
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Corfu
7Th
Drag. Guards
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Bermuda
Gibraltar
Tvattation
van Diemen’s Land
Instituton
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