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Debates on petitions and vagrants in Parliament around 1829
The Lords and Commons hear petitions on Malt Duty vagrants and Irish laborers, discuss Welsh judicature reforms, and consider police and military pay rules. MPs press for corn and fishery bounties, and ministers face inquiries into asylum, vagrancy costs, and East India monopolies.
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House OF Commons
Ward
Leominster
C. Fergusson
Cromarty
W. Rowley
Suffolk
R. B. Phillips
Haverfordwest
Alderman Thompson
Peraons
Merthyr Tidvil
Glamoranshire
Dee
C. Cole
John Williams
At Be
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Sgity
London
Gord Castereagh
Killaleagh
Down
Hom
Home
Barbadoes
West
Hume
Dugdale
Kirmingham
LX Gon
Stourbridge
Lord Althorp
Northampton
Gardner
Greene
Roglland
M. Ridley
O'Connell
Suetleton
Clare
Staffordshire
Lancaster
Dawson
Ireland
Scotland
Fergusson
Gentlemac Moat
Griffith
R. Heron
Cascoyne
Liverpool
England
Slaney
Ogland
O’connell
C. Burrell
G. Dawson
Benett
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Slamers
Wales
Jones
Peel
Carmarthen
Kidwelly
Powell
Freeholders
Cardigan
Jebr
Fermanagh
F. L. Gower
Bench of
Jebbs
Sec
Superior Courts of
Peee
Jebb
Duncombe
Shertoke
Yorkshire
Baring
Alresford
James Graham
United Kingdom
South America
J. Graham
Littleton
Stafford
Worcester
East Todia Company
Board of Trade
Huskisson
Robinson
Handly
Shelton
West Indies
Ardglass
Western
Wetherfield
Essex
Trant
Courtenay
Cape of Good Hope