Trinity House accounts and Marriage Act amendment
In the House of Lords the Trinity House presented receipts and surplus expenditures. The Bishop of Exeter introduced a Marriage Act amendment to allow marriages in any church or chapel where banns were published. The session adjourned.
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Fee
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Dublin Gas Light Bill Moves Through House of Commons
In 1824 the Dublin gas lighting bill received first reading with a motion for a second reading. Parliament also discussed petitions on bear baiting and slave abolition, and debated duties on coals leather tobacco and silk amid broader questions of reform and finance.
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John Newport
Lord Milton
Sheffield
Athone
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County of Ely
London Gazette
Gary
Redha
Roulburn
Cave
Joan Newport
Satsten
Bennie
Ann
Daly
Memne de Aberdeen Cme
Trelane
Slame
MeGey Bennett
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Saddleworth
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Elear
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Edward
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Armagh
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Mr. W
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Upos bin
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Cobb
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Proyis
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Chichester
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Wig
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