Reform Bill Revisions Highlight Debate and Crime Links
The Morning Post reports Lord John Russell's revised Reform Bill details with notable changes. Five Boroughs move from Schedule A to B, two towns regain extra MPs, and census methods shift to Mackinnon's plan. The piece links crime amid rising alcohol-related violence and urges policy action.
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Lords Reject Reform Bill Yet Again in Debates
The opposition and ministers clash over reforms as amendments fail to alter the core flaws. Lords rejected the measure on the second reading, critics warn of continued domination by the propertyless and towns, while constitutionalists vow ongoing resistance ahead of Friday’s second reading.
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Reform Bill Analysis Sparks House of Commons Debate
In the House of Commons Lord John Russell outlined a new Ministerial Reform Bill. The paper notes it preserves core aims of the prior measure, with favorable refinements and an expectation of easier passage in the Lords. It explains changes to borough disfranchisement, seat distribution among towns and counties, and new voting qualifications based on house value and tax assessments.
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Disturbances Rise in Kildare and West Ireland
Dublin letters describe rising unrest in Kildare near Rathangan with threats to cash tithes and church property. Reports from Portarlington and Galway detail raids by Rockites, attacks on tithing officials and private homes, a defender firing on intruders, and police and military protection amid violence. The Earl of Cork contributes 701 to Cork Relief Fund.
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Infanticide case and Lisbon expedition wages dispute at Thames Office
At Lambeth Street and the Thames Office two cases dominate. William Sheen and Jeremiah Callahan were arraigned for drunkenness with Sheen claiming a trifling wager involving rum vinegar shrub and more left him senseless. A sailor wage dispute against Phillips over six days’ loss of time for sailors bound for Brest ends with magistrate guidance to pursue contract remedies. A libel case between Hammond and Williams ends in retraction and settlement. A public meeting at Royal Bazaar, Gray’s Inn Road, plans to form a workers’ association to educate and employ the unemployed under Mr Owen’s supervision.
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