Appeals in Lords Postponed. Oxford Catholics Debate Grows
March 26 in the House of Lords saw appeals postponed for Lillie v Dennistoun and Astley v Taylor among others. Petitions from Oxford University and landowners in Buckinghamshire were laid on the table, with further discussions on the Commercial Intercourse Bill and Grampound Disfranchisement. The session adjourned after addressing timber duties and petitioned criminal code revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lillie
Buckinghamshire
Johnson
London -Docka
Bancpex
Dovatas
United Kingdom
Earl of Verulam
Ate
Semple
Bristol
Earl of
Shaftesbury
Greenock
North America
Committee On Foreign
Earl of Shaftesbury
Grampound
Marquis of Lansdown
Carnarvon
Manasseh Lopez
Barnstaple
William Allen
Clouse
Marquis of Lansdowne
Waunton
Somersetshire
House of Commons Debates on Catholic Claims and Forgeries
The House debated Catholic Emancipation with petitions from Bath Wells Bristol and others. Lords approved several Bills. Forged bank notes prompted calls for stricter measures and cash payments. Debates touched agricultural distress timber duties and public expenditures.
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House OF Commons
Johnson
London Dock Company
Lambton
Jlon
Ecarnea
Curwewn
Husmee
Western
Cuggleshell
Essex
Biddlestone
Bailey
L. Knatchbull
Kent
Thomas
Wilson
London
Lord Hotham
Leominster
Martin
Galway
Ireland
Grossett
Chippenham
B. Marstin
Plymouth
Dickenson
Bath and Wells
Bristol
Thomas Lethbridge
Grosett
Wilts
Stuart Wortley
West Riding of
Yorkshire
Synses
J. Smith
Warre
Spain
Charles Burrell
Bennett
Hanover
Robert Wilson
Southwark
Lord Nugent
St. Athanasius
Europe
C. Burrell
Hobhouse
Strand
Bennet
Mr. Curwen
Sir W. Congreve
Bank of England
W. Congreve
Efeet
Baring
D. Gilbert
M. J. Smith
Hon. Bank
Pearse
M. W. Ridley
Gibson
Grocer
Carew
Richard Hayes
Wexford
Hayes
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
North Shields
George Thynne
Corporation of
Bath
Curwen
M'Adam
Exchequer
M‘adam
Treasury
Adam
Lord Milton
J. Newport
Baronet
C. Hutchinson
Flo
Cork
Robert Smith
Mr. Pell
T. Lethbridge
Debates on Catholic Emancipation and parliamentary oaths
Members argue over granting Catholics seats in Parliament and the implications for the Protestant establishment. They discuss oaths, the influence of Catholic clergy, potential Irish unrest, and the need for securities to restrain Catholic power while weighing historical precedents and the risks of further concessions.
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Easure
Mr. J. Smith
Sir
U. S
Dr. Milner
Walter Blount
Ralph Benson
Aylesbury
Lord Nugent
Milner
Ireland
Cork
Martin
Galway
Baronet
England
Popery; and the Great Objection of Dr. Milner
G. Hill
I. Lethbridge
J. Mackintosh
United Episcopal Church of England and Ireland
Bankes
Mr. B
Right
Elis
Air. Canning
Hvnty
Ieland
aNosg
Trish
Pitt
Castlereagh
Corporation
J's
Magland
J. ‘Phrocksmorton
J. Macintosh
Eliware
Dublin
Stoneyhurst
Lancashire
Castle-brows
Naples
Crea
Russia
Spain
Piedmont
Hit
Calcraft
Jfe
Beers
Mr. C
Occasi
Wien Iy