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The King's Health and Reform Debates Early 1837
A London commentary assesses the royal illness's uncertain course and the political stakes of reform. It discusses Grey's leadership, church questions, and the need for a general election to resolve liberal versus Tory power while urging careful consideration of Ireland, church rates, and parliamentary changes. The piece notes bulletins from Windsor, local responses, and the public’s growing anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Liberal Party
Lord Grey
Ireland
Oly
Roebuck
House of Commons
Grote
Hume
John Russell
House of Words
Onner
House of Lords
England
Lord Durham
Fintburgh
Glasgow
Mr. Roebuck
Brighton
Henry Halford
Hohentehie
Earl
Denbigh
Lord
Sheffield
Morning Herald
Windsor
Althoagh
Bevendon
Sir Frederick Watson
Castle
Town Hall
Frederick
Courier
Lord Deruwamu
Tyne
Havannah
St. Domingo
General la Barde
Gulf of Florida
James Graham
Jerusalem
R. Peel
Lord Stanley
John Buzcell
O’connell
Cumberland
Marquis
Waterford
London
P.S
Court of Kine’s Bench
Curtis
Marquis of Headfort
Cooper
Platt
Lord Headfort
Justice Coleridge
Eliza Green
New Bailey
O'Hara
Shudehill
Marquis OF Waterford
Castie Inn
Eton College
Gillman
Windsor Police
Castle Inn
Eton
Henry the Sixth