No Popery Majority In Whig Parliament 1807 Debate
The article reviews Mr Brand's motion on Catholic rights and the Opposition's stance during the 1807 Commons debate. It details Whig timidity, Tory unanimity, and the broader political stakes of restoring Catholic civil rights, noting speeches by Plunket and Canning and the resulting minority for Ministers.
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Brand
Commons
Lord Grey
Roeddie
Trish Church
Lord Melbourne
Pen
Lord Coke
Privy Council
Crawford
Ord
Piatter
Ced
Pitt
England
Ireland
House of Commons
Mr. Plunket
Tunkel
Euler
Ideri
Lord Howick
Sheridan
Duigenan
Lord Chesterfield
Lord Eldon
Canning
Windsor
Mr. Oxborn
SPALN
Madrid
Narvaez
Chamber (of Deputies
Europe
Flint
Bulwer
Narvars
Manfrid Bourke
Pend Dd
Manaro
Chamber of Deputies
M. Fernandez Dela Hos
Supr
Gironda
Malaga
Cadiz
Europa Point
Lara
Gibraltar
Thy Place
Adaire
Destruction of the Portland Vase Case at the British Museum
William Lloyd faced a final examination over the Portland Vase damage. The court noted the Willful Damage Act limits and ordered Lloyd to pay £3 to the British Museum trustees for the glass shade, with hard labor possible for noncompliance. Lloyd expressed remorse and offered to relinquish any claim to property and pursue reparation.
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William Lloyd
Duke of Portland
Henry Ellis
Bodkin
Barnaby
Nr. Burnaby
Edward Hawkins
Regians
British Museum
Meltby
Marlborough Street
National Gallery
Mr. Jardine
Gine
Hawkins
Jardine
House of Correction
Tothill Field
Cottes-Heuge
Long-acre
Dublin University
Sander
Atkins
Himsell
Indrest
National Debt Reductions and Public Debt Figures
The Nation’s Debt Office reports reductions from 1612 to TRH saving £3 051 60 in annual interest, with detailed unredeemed debt data for 1617 and TBM showing capital and charges. It also lists Exchequer Bills figures and contrast with 1844, alongside tax and local meetings in St Pancras and railway scheme approvals and plans for Dover harbour works and Clerkenwell monastery concerns.
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Natioxan Dent—Arcerms
Te Nations Debt O'Bee
St. Pancras
Gordon Square
Wagstaff
Preserten Ratways
Railway Department
Bord
Ander
Whitehall
Bolton
Wigan
Liverpool
Parham
Liverpool and
Vis
Parkcroft
Clifton
St. Helen’s and
Radford
Parkside
Patriciofe
Clihen
St. Helen's
Rufford
Trent Valley
Potteries
Alrewas
Dover
Robert Peet
Dover Chronicle
St. Jony’s
Clerkenwell
Crosbyhall
Government Movements in 1845 Elections and Appointments
The Goose and Gridiron reports ministerial reshuffles with Re Henry Fitzroy named Lord of the Admiralty replacing Hon H T S Corry while Lord Jocelyn may take another post. Paymaster General and Board of Control roles shift to W B Baring and Jocelyn, creating vacancies in Marlborough and King's Lynn as Press and Parliament note tensions with Sir Robert Peel. Stamford election sees Sir George Clerk attacked with snowballs. Lewes contest begins with C Fitzroy reappearing and George Kemp entering Liberal canvassing amid uncertainty about Harford. Eastern Cornwall sees Sir William Trelawny resigning after backing liberal aims, and Buckshires sees routine turnout with Towers likely replacing Charles Scott Murray in the county seat.
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Brighton
Prince Albert
Paxeeng
W. Maule
Earldom of
Pantcure
Brechin and Navar
House of Lords
Committee of Privileges
Seuiervs Iluness
Bisnor
Civ
Ely
Tae Bisuor
Camnavice
Haviland
Regina
University of Cambridge
Worrr
Erzeroam
James Brant
Trebisond
Europe
London
William Howarth
St. John's College, Cambridge
Mipershall
Bedfordshire
Howarth
St. George
E. Dusattos
Baryewicn
Duke of Brunswick
Marinehone Police Office
Cardwell
The
Treasury
Haine Rushworth
Rushworth
George Clerk
William Henry Jenpstone
St. John's College
Cambridge
Hon. East India Company
Addiscombe
Levers
Rome
Cardinal Torre
Queen's Counsel
Leo, Parry
Wid
Equity Dar
Humfrey
Hayward
Ruteell Gursey
Montague
Baron de Bode
Court of Quern
Jaye
Detaurred Io
Lord Denman
M. Roiland
England
France
Paris
West Xp Creus
West End
Union Club
St. Martin’s-in-the-Vield's
Starword Syiza O'Brien
M.I
Kemp Town
Windson Castin
Coker
Bates
Her
Henry the Eighth
Holderness
Calcutta
Ais
Esse
St Katherine's Dock
Hobart Town
Sydney
Bombay
Madras
Mauritius
Goose
Gridiron
Henry Fitzroy
Lewes
Admiralty
H. T. S. Corry
Lord Jocelyn
W. B. Baring
Edward Knatchball
Forcon
Afr. Baring
Board of Central
Marlboroug
King’s Lynn
Edward Koatchball
Najor H. B. Baring
the Treasury
Marlborough
Thetford
Board of Control
Robert Peel
Sir Edward Knatchbull
Baron Bil
Lord Parchment
Peel
Extason Pixany
Stawtonn
Sir George
St. Martin’s
George
Stamford
M.p.'s
St. Martin's
Sir George Clerk Willeave Stamford
C. Fitgray
George Baring Kemp
Thomas Read Kemp
Kemp
Healay
Summers Harford
Harford
Bundle of Sticks
Reform Association
Hurford
Elphinstone
William
Baronet
Cornwalk
Eortain
Commers House
W. L. Sardurny Trelawny
Harewood
Beckincham
House of Commons
Buckingham
County of Bucks
Charles Scott Murray
Chiltern
Duke of Buckingham
Marquis of Chandos
Murray
Towers
Huntamoor Park
Iver
Royal Bucke Agricultural Association
Horwood
Himeaolf
Buckinghamshire
Mr. Towers
Deputations to Sir R Peel on cotton duties and taxes
A Manchester led deputation urged a speedy repeal of import duties on raw cotton, citing £750,000 annual revenue, as Sir Robert Peel held the session at Downing Street. Other groups pressed window tax repeal, arguing health, comfort, and empire stability, with Peel noting no promise until Parliament financials are set.
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R. Peel
Philips
Gibson
Brotherton
Lord Sandon
Dennistoun
Clifton
Douglas
M.P
Entwisle
Manchester
Greg
A. Graham
Ashworth
Birley
J. Calhoun
A. Gerard
Lindsay
W. Brown
United Kingdom
R. Pool
Glasgow
Wylie
Daniell
Robert Peel
Peel
QR. Peel
Agricultural Protection Society
Downing-street
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Buckingham
Robert Baker
Writtle
I. Peel
1 Peel
Baker
Hudson
Norfolk
Smithfield
Foreign Intelligence. France. Debates in Parliament and Paris
News from Paris and London detail House of Commons speeches on the address and ministerial targets. Reports cover Guizot’s fate, secret service funds, and French treaty terms with China. Also noted are refugee ships to Oceania, a carnival mischief in Paris, and economic market moves in Paris and Madrid.
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France
House of Commons
Louis Philippe
Windsor
Russia
Lord Aberdeen
Pritchard
Lord Palmerston
John Russell
Pera
Chamber of Deputies
M. Duchatel
Revue de Paris
M. de Lagrence
Macao
Canton
Tehangtchou
Crown of
Spain
Hiamen
Tcbaching
Ningpo
Rochefort
la Flutie
Bordeaux
Iran Steamera
Destiner
Oceania
Australie
Naling
Paris
Gays
Chamber
Etrateum
Constitutionnel
Macau
Priwipe M. Legréate
England
America
Orleans
Havre
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Waterloo Road
Palice
Queen's Prison
Gerard Harvey
Southampton
Tucker
Bank of England
Cornwall
Harvey
Captain Hudson
Eversham
Charles Correll
Tuk
South Western Railway
Farnham
Basingstoke
Nine Elma
Guildford
Dorking
Leatherhead
Broad
Essex
Suffolk
Akte
Foreign Intelligence
Switzerland
Zurich
Great Council
Reromed Deith
Emerson of Dawa
China
Emperor of Ching
Singapore
Captain Grove
Wolff
Jida
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