Imperial Parliament Lords Appeal Causes and Trade Bills
The House of Lords sat for appeal causes to hear Astley v Taylor and Norbury v Meade then Daffelly Brookebank. Foreign Trade Committee met while reports and petitions were discussed. Lords debated Cochineal Indigo Glass Silk Buck Wheat bills and a clergy petition on liturgy. Gladstone and Drummond to attend Foreign Trade Committee. Flax and Cotton Encouragement Bill read a first time. Adjourned to Monday at ten.
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Guy Mannering
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Mi Paylor
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Kotzebue
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Miss Taylor Ickets
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Blackfriars’-road
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Waoa Ettore Oar
Aston Barker
Audivico Carracci
R. Merriman
Mid-dlesex-Hospital
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Aldermanbury
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WM. Mellish
Wrapping
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W. It. Bodkin
Roma
Poultry
London National Schools
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Hothenry
St. Botolph
Aldgate
James Rudge
St Lawrence
Toudon
Case
Southampton Row
House OF Lords
Manca
Astley
Court of Session
Scotland
Daffelly
Brookebank
King’s Bench Court
Exchequer
Foreign Trade Committee
Smith
Commissioners of
Earl of Shaftesbury
Tuand
Lower Canada
Committee On Foreign Trade
Earl of Darnley
Church of England
Canterbury
Brocpen
Commons
Gladstone
Drummond
Sir .T
Lethbridge
Milne
Fie
Ireland
T. Lethbridge
Mr. Plunkett
Baronet
Dr. Milner
Rt. Hawley
J. Jenk
J. Strongstharm
J. Milner
Plunkett
England
Aylesbury
Lord Nugent
A. Lethbridge
Irish Catholic Board
Sir Thomas Lethbridge
England and Ireland
Parliament
Great Britain and Ireland
Milner
G. Hill
Wilberforce
J. Smith
H. Bright
Biawery
Tim
James Mackintosh
Staffordshire
Earl of Shrewsbury
Lord Turton
Cliffords
Jerninghams
Blunts
Fitzherberts
Somerset
Ellis
Dublin
Mulner
Wynne
Ireea
Inner
Warre
Ponsonby
Peel
Elouse
N. Calvert
H. Parnell
Rome
House of Commons
See of Home
Grattan
Phillimore
Dawson
Jr. Mackintosh
Mr. Peel
Monsvigneur
Cuarentelli
Cardinal Litta
Genoa
Pius VII
Monseigneur Cuarentelli
J. Newport
Coke
Norwich
Wodehouse
Lord Palmerston
University of Cambridge
Crowded Gallery Sparks Debate Over Catholic Claims in Commons
The House of Commons sees a crowded gathering during the second reading of Catholic relief bills. Lord Lowther discharges the call of the House amid petitions from Essex clergy and Bristol parishioners opposing the Roman Catholic claims, while MPs debate petition formalities and Catholic leaders' positions.
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House OF Commons
Lord Lowther
Loase
J. Mackintosh
W. Scott
Essex
Hart Davis
St. Peter’s
Bristol
All Saints
St. Mary Redcliffe
Bedminster
Downie
Sterling
Burgh
Lord A. Hamilton
Innerary
Earl of
Mife
Hume
D. P. Grant
G. Clarke
Ronald Fergusson
John Newport
Richard Hayes
Wexford
T. Lethbridge
Bath
Henshaw
Somerset
Isaac Coffin
Marryatt
Montreal
Canada
Jersey
India
Wynne
Ele
Elouse
J. Lockhart
Corporation of
Oxford
Middlesex
Wilberforce
Staffordshire
Warwickshire
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Marcel
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Robertson
John Worton
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Wits
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Duke of Argyll
Earl Craven
Lord Saltoun
George Jerninghan
Costessy
Joseph Scott
Great Barr Hall
Ralph Caldwell
Lilburone
Norfolk
W. Martin
Upper Seymour-street
London
Joan Patteson
Joan
Patteson
Hammond Fisk
Alexander Thwaites
Norwic
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Charles Bar
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Gary
Richard Morgan
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