Third Debate On Mr Lyttleton Notion In 1807 Politics
A lengthy 1807 discussion follows the Third Debate on Lyttleton's notion as Whigs and Tories clash over Catholic Emancipation and the King’s position. The piece notes Pitt Fox leadership gaps, religious tensions, calls for dissolutions, and sharp oratory by Tierney Newport and Perceval as the country nears a volatile election, with Parliament split 244 to 198 in favor of anti Catholic policy.
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Lyttleton
Lord Melville
Pitt
Fox
Tiermey
House of Commons
East India Company
House of Lords
Lord Castlereagh
Werd
Lord Dudley
Committee of Finance
Treasury Bench
England
Perceval
Northampton
Ward
Mr. Perceval
John Newport
Tighe
George
House of “Mains
Milnes
Memfr Pontefract
Letieran
Meiden
Erfespeech
Tierney
Ireland
Armsdan
Panta
Chamber of Peers
M. Dubouchage
Minster of War
Algiers
Marshal Soult
M. Pelet de la Lozere
Algeria
M. Charles Dupin
Rivera
Journal Des Débats
Yonne
Seine
Paris
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Marne
Joinville
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Rhine
Soane
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Sannemezen
Journal Des Céleste
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AI. Beauvalion
Palais Royal
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Procureur du Rei
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Berne
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Madrid
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Christina
Naples
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Milan
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Tabriz
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Khiva
Stoddart
Conally
Joe Mahammad
Herat
Persia
Trynacosne
Hilsborough
Thin Harbour
Somerset County Gazelle
Hen Magsty
Spain
Moreaco
Seville
Nina
Damon
Mr. Forrest
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Staunton
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Learsep
Statistical Society
Royal Academy, Sculpture
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Tarrinc
James Graham
Secretary of State
Tue Caxaver Oy Hocken
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Tavistock Street
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Henry Cardwell
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Bradford
Manchester
Royal visit to Christ's Hospital amid grand pageantry
Reports detail Queen Victoria's private visit to Christ's Hospital with Prince Albert observing the boys' bowing procession. Grecians and King’s boys led the lines as 800 pupils moved past the throne, while tables were cleared in a swift display. Royal party later departed amid cheers.
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Oyal
Christs Hospital
Christ's Hospital
Institution
Royal Foundation
Curist's Hospital
Prince of Wales
Prarce Albert
Alea
Evans
Scargill
Voight
Greenfield
Polehampton
Potter
Newton
Williams
Hayman
Searle
Russell
Nerer
Reval Mathematical School
Charles II
Hking
Ior Majesty
Prince
Great Eight-Oared Match Between Oxford and Cambridge
A lively account of the Oxford Cambridge eight oared race at Putney in windy conditions. Cambridge led from Hammersmith and won by nearly four boat lengths. The piece lists crews, speeds, and betting, noting heavy spectator interest and supporting vessels.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Putney
Royal Academy
St. George's
Leander
Sonbeam
Mystery
Cambridor
Light Club
Hii
Trinity Stradd
Caius
Harkness
Son
John's
Jun
John’s
Lockhart
Christ's
Richardson
Trinity
Cloves
Mann
Caius H. Munster
Steerer
Dare Dlvz
Huggart
Christ Church & Burrel
Oriel
Stapleton
Merton
Royds
Braseness
Milman
Christ Church
Wilson
Lewis
Pembroke
Toke
Brasenoss
G. Richards
Vutnsy Bridge
Mortlake
Middlesex
Hammersmith Bridge
Central Criminal Court
Janes Tapping
C. Howard
G. Saville
W. Alexander
Elizabeth Knowles
Mary L. Murphy
C. Browne
G. Whiston
N. North
W. Smith
J. Case
T. Wright
E. Smitl
M. Grimes
E. Rowland
T. Grant
W. Webb
J. Howell
H. Smith
R. Franklin
J. Williams
Ann Wilson
Alias Pridon
D. A. Downes
J. Nightingale
R. Elliott
W. Camplin
Houses of Correction
G. Jenninga
Alias Cummins
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J. King
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J. Cummins Clements
Susan Paulo
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G. Hilary
P. Smith
T. Carter
We Evans
S. H. Smith
Amelia Masden
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A. Brown
S. Slater
J. Carey
E. Bund
W.O. Thomas
J.C. Clarke
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M. Brown
C. Phillips
R. Alwin
J. Biand
C. Cockbill
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G. Nerman
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Surrey
Newt
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Law and Police Notes From Guildhall Court Scene
A chaotic Saturday at Marylebone and Clerkenwell courts features Sir Peter Laurie handling depositions in the Heir at Law Society case. Nearby, a Marylebone woman with dogs is jailed for harassment, while Crminal Court rows report smuggling fines and a Tooley Street purse theft with multiple suspects.
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Joseph ‘Bridge
P. Laurie
Williams
Sir Peurle
Heir At Law Society
Joseph Bridge
Greenwich
Tezac
George Ross
Bridge
J. Duke
Lancashire
Laurie
Roas
Bridewell
Watson
Ross
Surrey
Williama
Queen's Bench
Denman’s Lodge
Sir P. Laurie
Sir Peter
Sir Peter Laurie
Mr. Tegue
Peter Laurie
Marylebone
Tedman
Station House
Marylebone Lane
London
Guy Faux Plat
Robert Peel
Thames Tunnel
Ipapectar
Mr. Tedman
Somerstown
Combe
Mr. Combe
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Flest
Andrew
Cottingham
Pierre Martin
Jon
House of Correction
Hicuway Romeny Jean Louxpas Brinar
Mary Williams
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