No Popery Majorities in Whigs and Catholic Question 1807
In a historical summary, the piece critiques the Whigs and Tories during Mr Brand's Motion on Catholic rights and the Irish Establishment. It notes the Crown's stance, ministerial maneuvers, and the public’s reaction, highlighting figures like Lord Grey, Mr Perceval, Lord Howick, and Canning, and recounts the parliamentary division and political tension of the era.
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Brand
Commons
Lord Grey
Lord Melbourne
Jesty
Lord Coke
Privy Council
Andrew General Crawford
Ord
Pitt
England
Ireland
House of Commons
Plunket
Plenke
Mr. Perceval
Ae Horner
Lord Howick
Sheridan
Duigenan
Lord Chesterfield
Lord Eldon
Canning
Windsor
Hod
Osborn
Government Moves Prompt Changes In Admiralty And Elections
The Goose and Gridiron reports Henry Fitzroy is appointed Lord of the Admiralty, replacing H. T. S. Corry, with Lord Jocelyn unable to accept. Other notes reveal W. B. Baring becomes Paymaster General to the Forces, and Lord Jocelyn moves to the Board of Control, amid talk of Knatchbull’s peerage. Reports from Stamford describe snowball hostility to Sir George Clerk over railway opposition, while Lewes sees Fitzroy seeking re-election and a rival Liberal candidate, Kemp, canvassing. Multiple references to contested seats in Thetford, Marlborough, and Buckingham accompany resignations and strategic shifts in the Tory and Liberal camps.
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Asvicipatep
Pasmore
W. Maule
Panmure
Brechin and Nevar
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Els
Bisner
Cambridge
Haviland
Regius
University of Cambridge
Worrr
Erzercum
James Brant
Trebisond
Europe
Southampton
Peninsula and Oriental Company
Constantinople
Ean
ST. Grange's
Haxover
London
William Howarth
St. John's College, Cambridge
Mipershell
Bedfordshire
Howarth
St. George’s
Bresswick
Duke of Brunswick
Marylenone
Cardwell
The
Treasury
Home Rushworth
Rushworth
George Clerk
William Henry Johnstone
St. John’s College, Cambridge
Hon. East India
Tur
Needlewomes
M. Rolland
England
France
Paris
West Lnd
West End
Union Club
St. Martin’s-in-the-Field
Starroup
Bates
Henry the Eighth
Holderness
Calcutta
St Katherine's Dock
Hobart Town
Sydney
Bombay
Madras
Mauritius
Goose and
Gridiron
Henry Fitzroy
Lewes
Admiralty
H. T. S. Corry
Lord Jocelyn
W. B. Baring
Edward Knatchbull
Mr. Baring
Board of Control
Arare
King’s Lynn
Marlborough
Robert Peel
Sir Edward Knatchbull
Baron Bilk
Lori Patchment
Pee
Stamford
Syston and Peterborough
Sir George
St. Martin's
George
Sir George Gond
M.p.’S
Fitzroy
George Baring Kemp
Thomas Read Kemp
Kemp
Summers Harford
Harford
Elphinstone
Jon. C. Fitzroy
Very
Lord Cantalupe
Sim W. Treawxy
Hase
William Trelawny
Baronet
William
Corwall
Commons
W. L. Satesucuny
Harewood
Thomas Fremantle
Duke of
Huckingham
Hoe
House of Commons
Buckingham
County of Bucks
Bucks
Charles Scott Murray
Chiltern
Duke of Buckingham
Marquis of Chandos
Murray
Towers
Huntsmoor-park
Iver
Tuwera
Royal Bucks Agricultural Association
Duke
Horwood
Buckinghamshire
Marquis of Chanday
Mr. Towers
Deputations to Sir R Peel on repeal of taxes and window tax
Reports detail several deputations to Sir Robert Peel from Manchester Glasgow and metropolitan parishes urging immediate repeal of the window tax and reduction of tariffs on raw cotton. Speakers claimed the burden harmed poor families and agriculturalists while Peel gave no firm relief promises.
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R. Peel
Philips
Gibson
M-P
Brotherton
M.P
Lord Sandon
Dennistoun
Clifton
Seatton
Greg
Manchester
A. Graham
Glasgow
I. Peel
Ashworth
Wylie
Daniell
Gomm
H.C. Wilson
A'Beckett
Ewen
Geesin
Ashley
George Tyrrel Kaith
St. Jamea’s
Westminster
Howarth
St. Pancras
Clapp
G. Daniell
Marylebone
Variell
Robert Peel
Sir R. Peel
Agricultural Protection Society
Downing-street
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Buckingham
Robert Baker
Writtle
Baker
Hudson
Norfolk
Robert Peo
Minouer
Plague Ravages Kabul As Meek Ameer Seeks Relief
The Cabul plague spreads from Turkistan to the capital during the Moharram festival period. Sirdars and officials work to calm fear, issue alms, and direct prayers as deaths rise in streets and markets. The Ameer and Wazeer attend durbars amid funerals, with mortality climbing to hundreds in Kabul before slowly subsiding, while spreading to Jelalabad and Peshawar in reduced form.
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Turkistan
Ashanistan
Eed
Bala Hissar
Ameer
Wazeer
Jill
Cabul
Wozeer
Hajen Saheb
Meer Waez
Hajee Saheb
Sirdar Mahomed Akram Khan
Sirdar
Goolam Hyder Khan
Hazareh
Bameia
Caoul
Meerza Kullab Allee Khan
Fas
Hajes H Jee
Rome
Fuseelut Dustugah
Moulab Hussam
Toy Ameer
Mahasserai
Chandol
Wazeer Mahomed
Axbar Kian
Meptopis
Hissar
Mahommed Shah Aber
Yiheirn
Jehildren
Shewakev
Bela Hissar
Adey
Su Et
Shewakee
Gi Zoormut
Bat
di Se
Digerou Kuttara
Arseer
Ghilsie
Shere Jan Khan
Nawab Jubbar
Nawab Zaman
Ithe Ameer
Conete
Nthe Ameer
Mahomed Ameen Kuas
Bala Gissar
Amean Khan
Kasd
Fel
Kuanah
Mahomed Amean Khan
Mahomed Azeem Khan
Cabal
Jelalabed
Cabal River
Peshawar
Khaw
Gbits
Sac
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