Emperial Parliament House of Lords debate on Rome policy
Lords consider a bill to enable the crown to enter into diplomatic relations with Rome as leaders warn against precipitate second reading. Discussion covers Jamaica's planters, slave compensation, and West Indian distress, with Grey, Lansdowne, and Earl Grey opposing or clarifying policy. Commons debates Jewish Disabilities Removal Bill with fierce exchange on religious equality and the place of Jews in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of Lanspownz
Rome
Lansdowne
Pasore
Rich Money
Edikel
Marquis of Lanspawne
Lord Stansey
Trelawnley
Jamaica
Trinidad
Demerara
Africa
Earl Grey
St. Kitts
House of Commons
Bishop of
Oxroup
Ashburton
Mospay
J. Rossen
Starrorp
Jeave
Ireland
Great Britain
House
Lord Burcoury
Mr. Woop
Henry VIII
R. H. Inglis
B. Cochrane
M. Milnes
England
Lord Manon
W. Moresworth
Baron Rothschild
Baron Rothachild
Serjeant-at-Arms
Watrote
London
Lords Discuss Diplomatic Bill With Rome Ambassadorship
In the House of Lords Turspay the second reading of a bill to enable the queen to establish diplomatic relations with Rome is postponed to Thursday week. Lords debate whether an English ambassador to Rome could be accompanied by an ecclesiastic and whether a clause to prevent it should be added. The Marquis of Lawepowns voices support, while the Earl of Bcurwrouy worries about church establishment and safeguards. The Bishop of Exeter welcomes the pledge and the chamber adjourns after routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Saxit
R. Peel
England
Belgium
France
Byland
London
Lear
Newerante
Marquis of Lanspawne
The
Earl of Bcurwrouy
Rome
Marquis of
Lawepowns
Exeter
Foreign defense questions clash as House counts out
In the House of Commons on Tuesday Mr. Hume urged postponement to finish the Jewish Disabilities Bill. Mr. Anstey refused, noting four prior delays, and proceeded with a 40 section motion limited to defences against foreign aggression and treason. The chamber emptied as debate stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume
Anstey
Starrorp
Lord J. Russgut
Ireland's distress and New Zealand treaty debate in Commons
In the House of Commons debate, Mr P Scrooz presses for action on Ireland's distress under the Poor Law, while Sir W Somerville defends enforcement of rates. The NZ Government Bill faces scrutiny over Waitangi treaty interpretations, land rights for natives, and the suspension of colonial constitutional provisions, with varied views from Lords and MPs before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Scrooz
Ireland
England
Hume
New Zealand
G. Grey
W. S. O'Barrn
Agionly
Montrose
P. Scaore
W. Somerville
House of Lords Move On Diplomatic Bills Plan
The Marquis of LanapowNe signaled his intention to move the second reading of the bill sanctioning a diplomatic arrangement as the Court of Roman Thurdey nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Tuuvrspay
LanapowNe
Roman Thurdey Neat
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House OF Lords—Turspay
Wepnees Dayy
Boards of Guardians
F. O'Connor
W.S. O'Brien
Reynolds
Drummond
B. Hall
Guapstone
Waitangi
Lord Grey
Lasovucuere
E. N. Buxtow
Aglionby
Middle Island
Caapwran
F. Scott
Adderley
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