Ireland and Whig split in 1807 ex-ministers crisis
The article analyzes the 1807 breakup of the Whig ministry after the fall of the Whig cabinet, detailing misrepresentations of the Minutes of Advice, the role of King George III, and the push for Catholic relief. It argues the crisis stemmed from principled disagreement on Catholic concessions, not treachery, and notes the public mind was shaped by noxious No-Popery rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lord Grenville
Lord Howick
House of Brunswick
Ireland
Peratu
Pitt Hering
George the Third
Pitt
Fox
Rngland
Sid_mouth
Afr. O'Connor
Elliot
Lord Sidmouth
Mobbing of a clergyman at Exeter shocks town authorities
A large Exeter mob gathered after a Sunday service at St Sidwell’s to boo and threaten Rev Courtnay amid clashes with police. Crowds followed him to his lodgings while demands for his resignation grew. Disturbances continued through a second service with more hooting and police protection.
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Exeter
St. Sidwell's
Atherley
Heavitres
Courtnay
St Sidwell's
Mr. Atherley
Roy
Courtmay
St. Stephen
Moxpar Artensooy
St. Sidwell'’s Church
Coleridge
Tong
St. Sidwell
Courtney
Exeren
Perugator
Torrent
Nas
Alphington Church
Baylis
Dames
Ataira
Crookland
Jeffery Square
Wellclose Square
Farringdon Street
Watling Street
Braideocd
Fire Brigade
East London
Mackey
Whitechapel
Her Majesty's Visit to Strathfieldsaye
Her Majesty and Prince Albert traveled from Windsor to Strathfieldsaye visiting Bracknell and Wokingham amid arches and crowds. The royal party changed horses at several points, inspected Wellington House, and held a private stay with limited press access. Wildlife, sport, and a Hanoverian escort marked the journey before returning to Windsor the next day.
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Strathfieldsaye
Prince Albert
Windsor Castle
Duke of Wellington
Ascot Heath
Bracknell
Red Lion Inn
17Th Lancers
Cranahan
London and Windsor Road
Peach-street
Victoria
Albert
Market Place
Victoria and Albert
Broadstreet
God Save the Queen
Broad-street
Shate End
Barkham Road
Wellington
Jeremy
Earl of
Jersey
Croaker
Barkham
Arborfield
Wortles
Swallowfield
Hants
Strathfeldsaye
Strathfeldsave
Grenadier Guards
Prince
Duke of Bedford
Shaw Lefevre
Robert Peel
Bouverir
Pitham
Bramshill
John Cope
Marchioness of
London Police
Silchester
Lord Charles, Wellesley
Mr. Phillips
Hampton Court Palace
Earl
Carnarvon
Windsor
Wokingham
Ascot
Bracknell House
Sir John Cope
Prince Henry
James I
Lely, Kneller
Matso
Elizabeth
Sir John
Taraspay
Fennis Court
Marquess of
Bracknall
Randall
Binfield
Wellington Arms
French Chamber Votes On Address In Jan 18 Session
Foreign intelligence notes record the French Chamber of Deputies voting on the address. The address passed 114 to 39, with ministers' majority at 75, before adjournment. Debate includes praise for Franco British relations and a long royal reply. Journal des Debats reports factions plotting against the cabinet and funds raised for Catholic missions, with mixed public sentiment on policy and the right of search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Pexas
CanMuen Oy
France
England
Merks
Great Britain
Pacific
Chamber of Peers
Providence
Journal Des Débats
Madeline
Bavaria
Prussia
Germany
Ireland
Spain
Jostaf
Russia
Sardinia
Sicily
United States of America
South America
Oceania
United States
Asia
Europe
Costa
Voniseur
Hoxotn
Albion
Dupetit Titouars
Admiral Dupetit Thouars
Paris
Joseph Yorke
Admiralty
Chamber of Deputies
Salyandy
Tahiti
Journal Des Debats
Ele
Bourne
Ministry
Ailey
M. Thiers
Ava
Algeria
Morocco
M. ‘Thiers
Marabal Bugeaud
Prince de Joinville
Fez
Mogado
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Sidney Herbert
Lord Eliot
Corry
Baron Gurney
Exchequer
Westminster Hall
Platt
Q.C
Mile
Este
Duke of Sussex
Wearning Chronicle
Canterbury Cathedral
W. F. Barley
Bayley
Canterbury Journal
Quees
Ibid Nichol
Whch
Doctors' Commons
Jenner, Dyke
2Nd
Jenner, Proctors
Perceval Hart Dyke
Nichol
Jenner
John Nichol
Admiralty Court
Colonel Smith
North Riding of Yorkshire
Pierse
Northallerton
Honourable Society
Westminster
John Pulman
Wm. Crofts
Richard Paternoster
Sidney Milnes Hawkes
Suffolk
Lonpox
London
Louis Philippe
Privy Council
The
Morning Chronicle
Lambeth
University
Convocation
Times
Burns
Portman-Street
Ward
Hebdomadal Board
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