State of Debates in Parliament on Corn Laws and Game Bill
Debates cover reform aims for Corn Bill and calls to legalize game sale. Speakers urge end to peasant war risk and propose a select committee to investigate farming labour conditions and game laws. Amendments debated. division set for later adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacaspay
Fev
Arandel
India House
Baat India Company
Pencer
Northampton
Penton Wea
Clapham
Surrey
Culmeton
Devon
Seetha Pe
Renton
Bitante
St. James
Aea
Jane Ne
Ike Oe
Wellington
Duke of Wellngton
Ha Majcaty
Jacaliar
Charles Grant
Teynham
Apy
Cinsacs
Ugland
Fogland
Wales
Pilbury
Salisel
Lord Wharncliffe
Earl of
Earl of Carnarvon
Lord Teynham
Marquis of Londonderry
Earl of Darnley
Hie
Ireland
Marquis of Salisbury
Tts
Earl of Clifden
Tarquis
Marquis of Lansdowne
Con Witea
Wharncliffe
W Harncliffe
D.ord Palmouth
Petitions Presented in Commons on Charters and Emancipation
The House of Commons receives petitions from Aberdeen Galway Maldon Westminster Lambeth Surrey Plymouth Buckingham Gore Street Londonderry Meath and others. Calls for private acts and emancipation are noted with committees to consider bills and reforms, including calls to restore munition rights and repeal tests and corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Warrender
Aberdeen
Rice
Galway
Bick
Maldon
Byng
John Duke of Bedford
Covent Garden
Bankes
Doreet
Hobhouse
St. John
Westminster
St. Mary, Lambeth
Lambeth-stairs
Denison
Surrey
W. Smith
Fhamea
Kil‘sany
Killaloe
Lord Chandos
Buckingham
Mr. Byng
Gore-street
Islington
Brownlow
Catholicoppt
Londonderry
Mallimore
Ealmneath
Clifton
County Meath
Vote of thanks debated for Admiral Codrington in Parliament
Parliamentary remarks defend Sir Edward Codrington for his naval actions at Navarin and Copenhagen. Speakers cite Lord Castlereagh and Lord Grenville as precedents, argue against partisan motives, and urge Parliament to honor the Admiral with a formal thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord F. Osborne
Hertford
Cambridge
Holdborough
W. Peel
F. Gower
Mauritius
J. Smith
Ireland
A. Dawson
Derby
Tulliarem
County of Louth
Collagh
Makira
Londonderry
St. Mary and St. Peter
Athlone
Willoughby
Newark-upon-Trent
Sergeant Onslow
Guildford
Sykes
St. Thomas Square Chapel
H. Hardeinge
W. Fitzgerald
Kileag
Clare
Limerick
Harvey
England
Scotland
Codrington
Hobhouse
Sheridan
Auch
Lord Liverpool
Copenhagen
Perceval
Castlereagh
Himelf
House of Commons
Lori Cautlereagh
Army
Navy
Navarin
Sidmouth
Lord Grenville
Whitbread
House of Lorda
Holland
Grey
Acurcely
Lord Moira
Duke of
Gleucester
Siat Deague
F. Bartlett
Wehabs
Lonite
Northur
Wellesley
Lord Gambier
Edward Codrington
Mr. Canning
A. Wellesley
pBice
Canning
Royal Navy
John Gore
Mediterranean
Wellington
Colonial Department
Duke of Wellington
Admiral Codrington
Marquis of
Lansdowde
Lord Dudley
Arson
Lord Goderich
Naval praise for Sir Edward Codrington after Navarin victory
Debates laud Sir Edward Codrington for his Navarin victory, noting Russian Emperor letters of praise, French and British unity, and the strategic success of the fleet. Highlights include armistice issues, Malta refits, and the battle’s heavy losses, with calls to collective thanks from Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Lord Exmouth
Hie Tangui
E. Codrington
Russia
E. Cuetington
Tham
Navarin
Codrington
Eutiyee
Simoess
Philltsry Order of St. George
St. Petersburg
Count Nesselrode
Prince Lieves
Count Heiden
France
F Codrington
Fras Koown
Europe
Levant
Malta
Pacha
Ottowsa
Patras
Sar
Navetla
Pehall
Parkish
Bannod
Formidabis
Armid
Hugon
Ugon
Ahail
Bay of Navarin
Oliceraez
Mediterranean
Londo
Greece
Edward Cudrington
House of Parliament
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