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Transportation Bill and petitioners hearing debate in Ireland
The House debates the Transportation for Treason Ireland bill and the right of petitioners to be heard. Contending parties argue constitutional doubts about commuting death sentences to transportation, with emphasis on treason versus felony, and whether petitioners should be heard by counsel at the bar. The second reading passes amid partisan clashes and questions of mercy, legality, and precedent.
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