Reland in the Lords and the Catholic Question of 1807
The piece recounts the April 13 debate in the Lords on the Stafford motion and the Irish Catholic Question. It contrasts Lords Erskine Harrowby Sidmouth and Howick with the King's stance, noting ministerial uncertainty, the coronation oath issue, and the eventual defeat of the motion by 81 votes as the administration shift ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis OF Stafford
LORDS
Lord Barrowby
Lord Sidmouth
Brand
Commons
House of Lords
Lord Erskine
Ireland
Hed
Lord Harrowby
House of Brunswick
Evers Iing
Lord Grenville
Lord Howick
Sing
Lord Harrarby
Ferther
Lord Eldon
Shen
Lord Finwick
Lord Sidmonth
Loth
Wanca
Great Britain
Inquest on the Hody of Mr Laman Blanchard death
A London inquest at Spread Eagle Tavern Lambeth examined the death of Mr Laman Blanchard noted as self destruction while temporarily insane. The nurse explained Blanchard’s wife had long insanity and after her decline he grew despondent. The jury found death by own action during temporary insanity. Other inquests recorded include Peter Hall’s death from overexertion after carrying coal, John Burton’s destitution death, and Mary Loveday’s severe illness in Wandsworth care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Court
Brigaton
BaRiGator
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Princess Reyis
Alice
Buckingham Palace
Crully
Poontain
Statham
Trasson
Brighton
Lord Chamberlain
St. James’s Palace
St. James's Palace
Reatieman
Weiting
Paris
Vante
Victoria
George Keppel
Rome
England
E. Kxatcuscaen
Mersham
Meresham
Thetford
Bingham Baring
E. Knatchbull
St. James's Street
House of Commons
Viscount Castlereagh
M.P
Duke of Buckingham
Lord de Lisle
Marquis of Blandford
Lord Tenterden
Mr. Disraeli
H. Lowther
Quentin Dick
Eng
Thomas Wood
Robinson
F. Booth
James Eyre
Gribble
Cox
Conolly
Huome
Lang
Royal
Duke of Cambridge
Hody
Carter
Spread Eagle Tavern
Canterbury Road
Lambeth
Latosa Blanchard
Canterbury-road
Blanchard
Mia
Isnchard
Payne
King's Arms
Free School Street
Hersleydown
Peter Hall
Queen’s-place
Free-school-street
Voetry-Hall
Str John’s Horsleydown
Baker
Hoxton Oldlawn
John Burton
Burrew
Hoxton
St. Pancras
Wilson
Peipralogs Montes
Coward
Waller
Wandsworth Road
Chronicle J
Clapham
Wandsworth
Mary Loveday
Wandsworth Union
Connor
Sarguine
Berkeley Square
Caurios
George Fletcher
Marlborough Street
Leicester Square
Brewer Street
Tnuty SkaMantike
Caldwell
Dorchester
Boston
Britton
Rochester
Hondreda
Brittan
New York
Flere
Long
Albion
Duke of Richmond
Penenden
House of Incurables
Union
Stafford O'Brien
Adam Smith
O'Brien
Robert Berl
Mr. Bright
Mr. Cobden
Genotman
Sir William Follett
Park Street
Lyons
William
Guernsey
Ghoss
Interect
Punet
Morsixe Maira
St. Martin's Te-Grand
Staplehurst
Swinton
Tetbury
Wontton-under-Edge
Scotland
Ireland
Mischier Ron
Millies
British Museum
National Gallery
Morning Chronicle
Avotien
Herapath
Briato
Warr
Wooland
Hed
Blandford
Amstresa
Wovland
Aby
Panter
TeHanox
Ichaboe
Anti Corn Law League meeting at Covent Garden Theatre
The Anti Corn law League held its usual monthly gathering at Covent Garden Theatre drawing a crowded audience. William Brown of Brown Shipley & Co presided, praising free trade and challenging the Premier's budget and protections, with remarks from J Wilson and Bright on tariff policy and monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti Corn-law League
Covent Garden
Cubden
Wilson
Brown
Deee Lancashire
Gheers
Aony
League
Robert Peel
Winister
James Graham
Jong
Thas
J. Wilson
Lord Sandon
Jamaica
Liverpool
G. Thompson
Manchester
South
Lancashire
Protective Society
London
Freemarthens
Fleet-street
Atlantic
R. Peel
Eant
Co &S
Corn Law League
Cherrs
Bright
Bond-street
Richmond and Co
Bengalea
Martin Chuzzlewit
Duke of Buckingham
Duke of Richmond
Arthur Lennox
the Treasury
William Brown
England
America
Covent-garden Theatre
Africa
Ccess
Brown, Shipley, and Co
William Brown and Brothers
Bank of England
Bruno
East India Company
China
Paris and European Market Notes From February Session
Paris papers discuss the Secret Service Money Bill committee vote and Cabinet strength, with market reactions in French securities and a court acquittal in the swindling case. Paris gossip notes Peel’s policy, Oregon incident, and tensions over the Gallican Church. Reports from Lyon, New Zealand troop movements, and a Philadelphia-like bank-note robbery suspicion in Paris.
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France
Pantie
Paris
National
Chamber of Deputies
Bank of France
Walker
Baronet
Lyons
M. Dupia
Council of State
Revue de Paris
Count Mole
New Zealand
la Seine
Rochefort
Presse
Robert Peel
Anch
America
Oregon Territory
London
Pritchard
United States
Orleans Mailway
Rouen
Havre
M. Scribe
Mourir
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History and Politics
Reland
Laman Blanchard
Anti-Corn-Law League Meeting
Bauer
Sfurhign Ina Telligenon
Spa. Mapain
Senate
Switzerland
Besanton
Couneil
Canton of
Vaud
Lausanne
M. Druey
Grand Council
Canton de Vaud
Berne
Zurich
Greece
Athens
Popular Chamber
Colocotroni
Chamber
Canaries
Marine
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