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Parliament Debates Corn Laws and Slave Trade Motions
Lords discuss Corn Laws witness procedure and petitions against changes. Notices on abolition of the slave trade are given, with responses from Lords Lauderdale and Lansdowne. Pantheon Theatre bill debated. Northern Lights funding, public works, and Lombard Street post office relocation are scrutinized.
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ITA
Hans Place
Chelsea
Cee
Fady G. Denys
Haxs Pace
Muusical Fund
Sue Conert
Sir George Omart
Hi Smart
Madame Catalan
Ashe
Miss Hughes
Kelner
Vauxhall Pondear
Mess
Oakham
Gond-street
Colburn
Conduit-street
Forster
Haring Cross
York-street
Westminster
Faulkner
Paradise-row
Chessex
Goodwyn
Bookwiser
Pimlico
France
Thomas Clarkson
T. Mary's
Islington
Freemason’s Tavern
Thomas Griffith
George Ford Calthorpe
House of Latda
Wiltam
House of Car
Carital
Courier
Star
Morte B Yost
Times
Morning Chronicle
R. Oldershaw
Southwark
Friends of
Horns Tavern
Kegnin,ton
New London
Heapside
Lamuan
Cmair
Dudley
Weexes Bay
Lord Hardwick
Lord Stanhope
Lord Lauderdale
Lord Stanore
Judas
Irish Spirit Distilleries
Commons
Gery
Marqus of
Lansdown
Peary
Marquis of Lansdowne
Agion
Treasury
Lushington
P. Moore
Carlton-house
Exchequer
Lickey
Baring
Lombard-strest
Lordon
London
Lombard-street
Mer. Rose
Lombards Street
MI Taylor
Board of Works
LG ME
Bonsey
Cinizy
War. Wysye
Lord Compton
Northampton
Casyleneagh
Princess of Wales
Vhey
Mr. Whitbread
Lord Castlereagh