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Attack on Archbishop's Coach
- When
- 1832
- Where
- Canterbury
Howley's carriage was attacked in the streets of Canterbury because of his heart-felt opposition to the Great Reform Act 1832.
The sourced account states that Howley, as spokesman for the bench of bishops, held heart-felt opposition to the Great Reform Act, and that this opposition led to his carriage being attacked in the streets of Canterbury. Canterbury is a city in Kent, England. The supplied passages give no exact date for the attack, so the legacy 7 August 1832 date is not carried over, and no details of the mob's actions are recorded.
Sources
- William Howley Wikipedia, revision of 2026-06-11
- Canterbury Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-20
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