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Foreign News March 17, 1821

Alexandria Gazette & Daily Advertiser

Alexandria, Virginia

What is this article about?

London, Jan. 20: Ministers urge King to open Parliament session with throne speech despite his reluctance; Earl of Liverpool and Lord Castlereagh visited Brighton to persuade him, aiming to amend past insults to Parliament.

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London, Jan. 20.

It is whispered, the Ministers are anxious that his Majesty should open the Session of Parliament with a Speech from the throne--to this the King is extremely indisposed--and it is said that the main object of the journey of the Earl of Liverpool and Lord Castlereagh, to Brighton, was to beseech his Majesty to comply with their wishes in this respect. What effect their application produced, we know not--but their solicitude seem to arise from the consciousness of insult they passed on the two houses by the abrupt and unceremonious way in which they dismissed them at the close of the last Session, and the degree of amende which they think his Majesty's presence on Tuesday would make for the indecorum.

What sub-type of article is it?

Political Royal Event

What keywords are associated?

Parliament Session Throne Speech King Reluctance Minister Persuasion Brighton Journey Parliament Insult

What entities or persons were involved?

His Majesty Earl Of Liverpool Lord Castlereagh

Where did it happen?

London

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

London

Event Date

Jan. 20

Key Persons

His Majesty Earl Of Liverpool Lord Castlereagh

Outcome

unknown effect of persuasion; intended to make amends for past indecorum toward parliament houses.

Event Details

Ministers anxious for King to open Parliament session with throne speech; King indisposed; Earl of Liverpool and Lord Castlereagh journeyed to Brighton to beseech compliance; solicitude due to prior abrupt dismissal of Parliament houses.

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