Debates Over Catholic Concessions and Bill Third Reading
Petitions from Saffron Walden Ripon and other towns oppose further Roman Catholic concessions. Lords discuss third reading of a coal meters bill and deferment for three months debated by Shaftesbury King and Wellington. Accounts from East India Company and rail/turnpike reports presented as the House adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Rabies Ldon
Saffron Walden
Essex
Ripon
Yorkshire
Lord Rolle
Newhaven
Brixham
Earl of
Ireland
Ossory
Diocese of
Earl Darnley
Lord Abbingdon
Oxford
Duke of Newcastle
Newark
Notts
Poltham
Lancashire
Thurston
Shepton Mallet
Liverpool
Carpatien
Lonford
Castletow
Wicklow
Marquis of Salisbury
Lord Durham
Lord Skelmersdale
Physicians and Surgeons of Lancaster
Lord Abingdon
Berks
Lnd
Duke of Wellington
Lord King
Shaftesbury
Mason
Hon. East India Company
Robertoun
Metropolis
Newbourn
Stockton and Darlin O
Lord Carnarvon
Penryff
Christopher Hawkins
Stanton
Debates on Catholic Emancipation and Civil Disabilities
The House discusses Catholic relief petitions and the repeal of civil disabilities. Sir F Burdett explains postponement of the Roman Catholic question and laments loss of key supporters as Lord John Russell presents Bristol petitions in favor of Catholic claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
General Gascoyne
Exchequer
George Eit
Canning
Bristol
F. Burdett
Mewrs
Hie
J. Russell
Feagan
Lord Plupkett
Speaking in the House on Catholic Emancipation and the Treaty of Limerick
The speaker defends Catholic Emancipation aligning with Canning's spirit. He argues the Treaty of Limerick secures Roman Catholics full civil and political rights akin to Charles II's era, criticizes penal laws, and urges Parliament to honor federal commitments and colonial unions to grant equal privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Canning
Joel Pye
Canning
Agricola
Felix
Sam
Drout
Mapdalen College
Oxford
Orpainen
Limerick
Roman Catholica
Sec. Peel
Ireland
Asten
Charles
Charles the
James
Clare
Merry
Cork
Mayo
Charles the Second
England
Charles II
Burke
Toby Butler
House of Commons
Gertieman
Gentleman
Nter
Kingdom of Ireland
Peron
Hoo
T. Butler
Trish
Londonderry
Wight
Scotland
Sir
Butler
William the
Bishop Burnet
William
Bishop Barnet
Wismerich
Anne
Ogland
Dehein
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Mite Macready
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Roland Roe
Oliver
Prk Chase
Mr. Dowton
Maria Dartington
Miss Foote
Mak Oe
Ane Smith
Porter
Noa
Satlor
Carlton Chamwabers
Meena
Alesse
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