No-Popery debate and Catholic Question in Whig era
In 1807 Whigs face factional splits over Catholic rights amid kingly pressure and public prejudice. Key figures such as Lord Erskine, Lord Eldon, and Duke of Portland maneuver for or against Catholic Bills, while Lords Castlereagh and Canning assume cabinet roles. The piece details audience with the King, ministerial alignments, and upcoming political battles framed as a Protestant establishment defense.
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Lord Erskine
Horner
Lord Eldon
Grenville
Lord Grenville
Brand
Quarte
Bimeclf
Ae Choteau
Apa
Sal Themis
Erekine
Eec
Esancellor
Duke of Portland
Vn Tar
Fox
Pitt
Lord Fitzwillian
Hawkesbury
Lora Castlereagh
Mr. Canning
Jerusalem
Eldon
Ellen
Reval
William Lcott
Stort
Woul-seck
Kice
Lord Sidmouth
Tiough
Lord Melville
Scotland
Oxford
Duke of Cumberland
Lublin
Northampton
Syhen
Swire
Siana
Agua
Henry Erskine
Duchess of Gordon
Lord George
Newgate
Ineraxp
Dublin Mercantile Advertiser
Ireland
Warwick Castle
Bonour
Earl
Warwick
Prince
Augustus
Saxe Coburg Gotha
Tuileries
Michael Walker
A. Van-den Burgh
Ery
Portsmouth
Hampshire
Duke de Brogtie
Paris
Duke de Broglie
Duke of Wellington
Robert Predbert
Whitehall Gardens
Robert Puel
Viscount Melbourne
Marquis of Lansdowne
Marquis of
Normenby
Earl of Clarendon
Brooke's Club
St. James's Street
John Russel
House of Commons
Chesham Place
Lord Stassey
Sonl
House of Lords
Robert Peel
James Graham
Renss Goulburn
Han
Loxp Brovsuam
Grafton-street
Monnday
Cannes
Bescu
Bar
Cambridge
R. Peel
George Everard
St. Marylebone
Christ Church
Newgate Street
High-street
Marylebone
Ray
Richard Henry Chapman
John Hume Spry
H. Parsons
Wells Cathedral
Sipser Sasith
Sidney Smith
J. S. Wilkins
Crmave
Paca
Christ's Chapel
St. John's Wood
Oxrogb
Hebdomada Board
Oriello
Brasenose
Reypuis
Ure
Times
Tata Sysoss
de Actios von Crim Cox
William Henry Morgan
Doght
County Westmeath
Edward Hill
Longford
Ath Fusiliers
Georgiana
Earl of Albemarle
Damuegesaid
Limerick Chronicle
Railway Nottersrom
Birmingham and
Gloucester
London, Worcester, Rugby, and
Worcester
Dudley
Birmingham and Gloucester
Wolverhampton
Oxford and
Rugby
Oxford, Worcester
Daruorste
C.W. Paster
D. O'Brien
G. R. Porren
National Association
High Holborn
Thoes
Friends of Free Trade
George Thompson
Wa. Lovet
Soura-Wrarngy
Nine-Elms
Gosport
Winchester
Hants
White Swan
J. W. Todd
India and China dispatches from Bombay and China
Extracts detail campaigns in the Southern Mahratta country with forts captured, heavy troop deployments, and deaths including Col Hicks. It notes Scinde quiet, Napier marching, and the Governor General fostering education. From China, new Governor troubles and Emperor death rumors surface amid dull trade. Moderate weather and drought fears in India accompany financial market updates in Calcutta.
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Bombay
China
Sustacany
Bombay Times
Mahratte
Orans
Outram
Reeves
Douglas Grahame
Hicken
2Nd Grenadiers
Punalla
Suminghur
Scinde
Her Majesty’s 78Th
C. Napier
Larkhana
Dadur
Bulan
Podajec
Tait
Fitzgerald
Nasseer Khen
Ketat
Cashmeeria
Affghanistan
Caboo
India
Henry Hardinze
Mahratta
Kolapore
Kolapure
Sawunt Warree
Delamntte
Bathurghud
George
Her
Dratonns
Chambre
Grenadiers
Hoge
Panalla
Hicks
Cain
Col. Hicks
Simitla
Jephson
Queen's Royals
Uie Fort
Lieut
Oldham
Secur
Table Land
Queen's
Madras
N. 1
Floyd
Allan
Gildea
Tumparis
Oyans
Anzinus
Liegd
Royala
Brough
Graham
Bombay Engineers
Addison
Piercy
Gillanders
Campbell
Saville
Peat
Munbee
Gilland
Wallace
Aasaunt
Calcutta
Ja Atill
North West Frontier
Macao
France
Whampoa
Archimedes
Hong Kong
Ther
Catcutta Mover Manxet
Bengal
Rerigal Bank
Union Bank
Agra Bank
Mussoorie Bank
Bank of Western
Odia
Har
Canton
Murder at Bethnal Green inquest concludes
Inquest into the death of Emms Whiter at the London Hospital concluded. James Tapping is accused of killing Whiter after a dispute at the Rising Sun in Waterloo Town. Evidence shows jealousy and threats, with bullets linked to the weapon used. The jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against Tapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
London Hospital
Emms Whiter
Henry Surridge
Tipping
Manchester Street
Waterloo Town
Tapping
Thomas Capes
Hare Street
Bethnal Green
Emma Whiteror
Rising Sun
Tom
Jem
Crown and Anchor
North Conduit Street
Tepping
Bever
Tera
Wm. Whiter
Drick Lane
Bing
Witne
Cuming
Corcies
Perkins
Janes
James
Frieutren Coat Pit
Timsntny
Tursilay
William Coxeter James
Iquiry
Eny
Pam
Timsbury
Bath
Derare
Meapen
Lawconby
Penrith
Cumberland
Jane Crosby
Lamninuby
Theialuman Wrete
Carrick
Lammouby
I Street
Tas Har
Alwass
Krobert Perkins
Sale-street
Pethnaulgeen
Saides Powes
Eft
Waters
Thomas Jep
Henry
Harry
Bonn
Capes
van Capea
Execution at Ipswich Reveals Dying Letters and Mercy Pleas
Letters from condemned men at Ipswich gaol discuss the robbery of Mrs Button s barn and urge guilt to avoid murder. The chaplain is shown reporting to the Secretary of State the letters and new evidence. A group of Suffolk magistrates request mercy for the prisoners while supporting execution for the principal offender, William Heavel, with transport for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flood
County Gaol
Ipswich
Watten Howent
Button
Watten Howe
Warren Howe
William
Warren Howett
Walter Howell
William Howell
Israel Shipley
Epwanp Amonn Jonxson
Alexander Suith
Ffexny Hotpen
Howells
W. Howell
Wm. Howell
Secretary of State
Bin
Ipseich
Ipeich
Aoney
Capyi
Mazistrates
Suffolk
Bercles
M’fadden
Ipswich Express
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