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Christian Advocate

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 05, 1833

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Debated Irish Church Bill Clears Third Reading

Lords divided over the measure with several peers opposing on grounds of injustice and policy. The plan to reduce Irish bishopric revenues faced resistance, yet the bill passed its third reading and the session adjourned to Thursday.

Ellenborough Duke of Gloucester Duke of Buckingham Lord Wynford Ireland Earl of Haddington Lord Bexley

Debates on Jewish Civil Disabilities and slavery in 1780s Parliament

The Commons and Lords discuss the Jews Civil Disabilities Bill with bishops and peers opposing or supporting. The debate covers rights, religion, and Parliament’s role while committee progress on the West India and Slavery Abolition Bills is noted. A later section outlines education reform proposals and a push for national schooling.

Winchester Linton Sussex Lord Bexley House of Commons Canterbury Dublin Jerusalem Jesus of Nazareth Peter Earl of Winchelsea Marquis of Westminster London Chichester Lord Clifford Lord Shaftesbury Bolingbroke Stanley E. Wilmot ‘Rose England Exeter Hall Stephen O'Connell Baronet West India Trinidad Jamaica India Buxton Mr. Stephen Mauritius Wilberforce

Irish Church Temporalities Bill Debate In Commons

Mr Bernat and fellow MPs noted the House accepted their Lords amendments and expressed desire for concurrence. The Dwelling-house Robbery Bill received first reading as the House adjourned.

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