Imperial Parliament reports in House of Lords and Commons
The House of Lords meets in March with Royal Assent given to multiple Bills including transfers and inclosures. Bills for railways and roads pass or are read. petitions from Westminster Deanery are discussed. Royal Mint Bill moves through committee. In the House of Commons, private bills are read, debated, and passed, including Edinburgh brewery duties and several railway projects, with discussions on compensation and East India Company officers. Notices of motions cover ecclesiastical revenues and Irish land acts, to be moved in April and June.
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Kearney's turbulent East India Company saga unraveled
A detailed 1830s court record recounts Henry Edgar Kearney of Galway and his erratic career in the East India Company's artillery and commissariat from 1822 to 1833 including multiple arrests, trials, lashings, resignations, and eventual return to Calcutta with ongoing pleas for employment and state aid. The report condemns his temper, insubordination, and threats, while noting the court’s attempts to aid his distressed family and the Bengal Government's shifting stance on his danger and insanity.
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