Reform debate on extending suffrage and electoral districts
A House of Commons session features a long speech urging broader electors, proportional districts, and ballot voting. Critics warn against unequal representation in boroughs and counties, while supporters argue reform is essential for stability. division follows, with a government-backed motion defeated by a large margin.
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Great Britain
Adelmilion
Golera
Ireland
W. Padans
Woah
Imavulietarinus Histrieta
Jaevoosa
Piot-Wal- Jopora
Andover
Exeterstiall
Lord Ashley
Bite
Strelf
Lfe
Insaea
Her
Prince Albert
Cheere
House of Commons
Iia
Vluasea
Yates
H. Bunker
G. Gainy
Anover
Thitot
O'Connor
Col
Tuostein
Werausa
Bankrupt and Insolvent Members Bill Debated in Commons
In the Commons the Bankrupt and Insolvent Members Bill faced opposition led by Sir W Clay who called it objectionable, while Mackinnon urged its second reading and Bennan warned of unpredictable effects. The bill passed second reading and moved to committee, with divisions on related measures like Bribery at Elections and Copyhold Enfranchisement. A separate debate on the Smoke Prohibition Bill saw the measure carried after a division.
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Howe
Conmona
Vietory
Landera
Canenuone
Roaneet
Aden
Locks Kesu
Jroo
Herat
Ayatom
Tuma
Honge
Thors
Tiasetin
Hume
Manchester
Osborne
Wes. Wood
Scotland
Jouse OF Commons
Webpanapay
Jtsn
Moreat
W. Clay
Mackinnon
House of Commons
Bennan
Menibora
Tallens
Motutamielt
Monins
Sirk. Colebrooke
J. Stuart
Elections Hill
Falw
Courts of Justice
Law
Alderman Stuxpy
Antony
Heathcote
Ate
Turner
Atmo
PROTECTION OF WOMEN PETITIONS IN LORDS SESSION
In a year of debate the Lords considered petitions for the Protection of Women but the measures were blocked by the Marquis of Westminster the Bishop of London and the Bishop of Oxford. An Educational Dam return was ordered and discussions on the Clonmel school issue arose as the session paused.
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Gl Lords
Tinsuay
Jehns
Wosten Hint
Varl Senos
Marquis of
Westminster
London
Mishop
Oxford
Parliament Proceedings on Grants for Miscellaneous Allowances
In the Commons on June 4 the Committee of Supply debated grants to cover misc allowances previously paid from the Civil List and hereditary revenue. The motion proposed sums of £0,425 and later £4,728 for the late fiscal period, with no permanent parliamentary provision. The division of the committee followed the questions and votes on the two grants.
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Nouse OF Commons
Monnar
Aupely
Ecclesiastical News From York and London Chapels
The piece reports upcoming sermons at York Road Chapels and Borough Road with ministers including the Rev J Lenchild and Rev W Antitur. It covers the Free Church Scotland disestablishment legacy, a money total of £1,805,412, and the National Society for Promoting the Education of the Poor. A heated meeting at Westminster discusses church control of schooling and state aid with Denison, Manning, and Archdeacon Allen prominent, plus Archbishop Canterbury and Wordsworth. The primary visitation of the Archbishop of York opened at Phirk on the 4th, noting baptismal regeneration debates and views on elect regeneration in the 6th Edward and Elizabethan services.
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York Road Craver
West Minster
Attiott
J. 2
Lenchild
William Antitur
Paris
John Stevenson
Borough-road
Scotland
Society
Westminster
Canterbury
G. A. Denison
Wordsworth
Allen
Committee of Council
Archdeacon Manning
Denison
Oxford
Salisbury
Chichester
Lord Nelson
Archdeacon Allen
Archbishop of Canterbury
Bir
Committee of Privy Council
Manning
Edward
Queen Elizabeth
Biless
Nolan
Duelo Chapel
Manchester
Conrantexnera
Beeing
Thorns Jackson
Richmond
Joseph Fowler
Newton
Vannah
Didsbury
Methopist
Methodsal New Connexion
Dudley
P.T. Gilton
Ashton-under-Lyne
G. L. Robinson
Longton
Statistion Returns
Tri Brator
St. Davin's Ling
Bhitibh
Meday
Denny
T. Binney
London Road
W. Farebrother
Exeter
Ely
St. David's
York
Gloucester
Bristol
Doctrinal Confusion and Clergy Changes Reported Soon
The article notes disagreements over baptismal regeneration among church members and a warning against forcing doctrinal interpretations. It lists resignations and upcoming Methodist leadership changes, mentions the New Connexion conference in Dudley with increased membership, and records multiple ordinations across the Church of England.
Regulations for Classical Examination at Oxford 1850
The Synodicata report outlines the annual Classical Tripos to begin the fourth Monday after general admission, lasting five days with translations and history papers. Eligibility includes honours in mathematics, certain class results, or noble lineage terms. Two examiners will be appointed yearly, with pre-examiner meetings and published results. The best exam under these rules to be held Lent term 1851, grace to confirm reported. Oxford June 2.
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Camminor
Syndicata
Senate
Senate-house
King's College
W. Cookson
H. Philpott
J. Mymers
W. MH. Bateson
W. H. Thompson
Edward Warler
R. L. Ellis
Rowland Williams
Prancis
France
Hubert Holden
Oxford
Cox
Mitchell
Hay
Helor
Refnge
Shrewsbury School
Worcester Coll
Mra
Sarah Luton
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Kullin College
Rugh Rehoolg
Lewis Campbell
High School
Euinburgh
University of Glasgow
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