Abolition petitions and Royal Mint Bill in Lords and Commons
Commons and Lords debates cover petitions on church rates abolition and the Royal Mint Bill. Proceedings include readings on drainage, inclosure, road and railway bills, and discussions on the bonded importation of foreign grain for export.
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British and Foreign Banking Company
LA Banque Anglo Etrangere
Lombard-street
London
FRLD
E. Borneman
Irmingham and
Derby Junction Railway
Birmingham
Birmingham and Derby Junction Railway Company
Waterloo-street
Cliff
Kingsbury
Warwick
Wigginton
Harleston
Tamworth
Anker
George Stephenson
Great George Street
Westminster
Waterloo Street
Thomas Kell
Ust
University of Cambridge
Great St. Mary’ Church
Henry Melvill
St. Peters Lee
Pitt Press
J. J. Deighton
Beers Pnt F. Rivington
X ‘Bermons
Cambridge
Iso
G. B. Courtenay
M.D
Onwhyn
Catherine Street
Strand
Hays
Regent-street
W. Marsh
Oxford-street
MrEhan
Tronpate
Glasgow
Messrs. Sutherland
Calton-street
Edinburgh
J. Chappell
Royal Exchange
Courtenay
Courtenasy
House OF Lords
Twisday
Viscount Melbourne
Lord Dacre
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Brougham
Whately
Oxfordshire
Fils Majesty
Radical Association of d
Earl of
Earl of Falmouth
Eaughter
Hinkley
Aberdeen
Granton Pier
Commons
South Dee Side
Worcester County Hall
Rochdale
Burnley
Royal Mint
Lord Duncannon
Brougham
Duncannon
Melbourne
House OF Commons
Trespar
Faughanvale
Leith
Newhaven
Pancras
Whalley
Toore
Tancred
Tamworth and
Rugby
G. Somerset
Wason
EB. Knatchbull
Peel
R. Price
Lord Ebrington
Bir. Wason
Ipswich
Praed
Richard Lill
Southwark and
Hammersmithbridge
Southwark and Hammersmith
Baines
Polhill
Hume
Dee
South
Worcester County
Winfrith and Wool
Dorset
Great Western Railway
Paddington
T. Duncombe
Great Western Railway Cmpany
MH Wes
Harve
Bir
Duncombe
British Legion
Spain
Maclean
Admiralty
General Evans
Don Carlax
Evans
St. Sebastian
John Hay
Mr. Maclean
C. Wood
G. Price
Paris
Bayonne
Bond
Robinson
United Kingdom
Brazils
West Indies
British North America
Brazil
Hamburgh
Copenhagen
Dantric
Mr. Robinson
Baltic
America
Worcester
P. Thopmson
P. Thomson
B. Baring
Warburton
Clay
Board of Trade
Poulett Thomson
Mr. Clay
Viscount Sandown
Markeat
Edward Codman
C. B. Vere
Hawes
Gordon
Edward Knatchbull
John Russell
Lord Johnussell
Thomas Duncombe
Church ‘Landa
Lambeth
England
Wales
William the Conqueror
Archbishop of Canterbury
Record Commission
Canterbury
House
Adam
A. Chapman
T. Trocbridge
Pechell
G. R. Robinson
R. Inglis
M C. Adam
Berkeley
Fazakerley
Luch
Freshfeld
Richards
G. F. Young
M. Philips
G. Young
Mr. Wason
Toke
Colonel Thompson
Mr. Finch
M. Phillips
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Office of Commissioners of Compensation
Great George-street
Mauritius
Henry Hill
Ea Ec Seiniestoeh
Irmingham
Bristol, and
Thames Junction Railway
Mitre Bridge
Paddington Canal
Holsden-green
Austin-friars
John Thompson
OPE Assurance Office
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
John Burnell
Nevile Reid
Thormes Pritchard
George Scholey
al- William Reece
William Barton
Stephen Cundy
William Bury
Alliance Assurance Company
A. Hamilton
Bartholomew-Jane
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Scott
Scott and Co
Exeter Hall
T. Cox Savory's
Cornhill
A. B. Savory and Sons
Bank of England
Sheffield
Goldsmiths
London Marble and Stone Working Company
Esher-street
Holywell-street
Milbank
C. Cocks
Laedon
Conny
J. Cocks
Brading
Reading
St. James’s-square
The
London and Westminster Review
al Macrone
Reenwich
Whishaw
Arish
Heber
John Murray
Albemarne-street
Alken
Nimrod
Daniel Mactise
R.A
Quarterly Review
Albemarle-street
Paul
Virginia
Elisabeth
Court Journal
Henry Colburn
Great Marlborough Street
Aptain Scott
Egypt
Candia
Mohamed
M* Burke
Onry Colburn
William and Mary Howitt
Spectator
Atlas
Richard Bentley
New Burlington-street
Albany Fonblanque
Theodore Hook
Maxwell
Parsons
New Bartlington-street
William Parkes
Kees, and Co
MR. Macilwain
George Macilwain
Argyll
Octave
Price &S
Herbert Mayo
F.R.S
Benlor
Middlesex Hospital
Peter Parley
Whittingham
Embels
Ps R Parley
Thomas Tegg and Son
Cheapside
Gratis
Frank
Howard
Imperial Parliament