Irish Customs Duties and Witnesses Bill in Lords May Session
House of Lords debates include Brogden presenting the Irish Customs Duties Bill and the Witnesses Abroad Bill while other Private Bills are cited. Lord Darnley asks about the Irish Insurrection Act timing as Lord Liverpool notes it sits in the other House. Abolition of Slavery petitions arrive from Higham Ferrers Birmingham and Norwich. Amendments to the Irish Charitable Loan Bill are read. Norwich Insolvent Debtors Act petition presented. Quorum, Union Duties, and Belfast Dublin Liverpool Gas Light Bills receive third readings. Commons bills read first time. adjournment to tomorrow.
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House of Commons
Lord Darnley
Lord Liverpool
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Higham Ferrers
Lord Fortescue
Birmingham
Lord Calthorpe
Norwich
Lord Sufield
Lord Lansdown
Trish
Lord Suffield
Belfast
Dublin
Liverpool
Commons
Lord Belgrave
Chester
Pontefract
Cogeleshall
Braintree
F. Buxton
Exeter
Mr. Courtenay
Thetford
N. R. Codburne
County of
Huntingdon
J. Russell
Knaresborough
Tierney
Lraders
Ludlow
Lord Clive
A. Baring
West India
Mr. Baring
West Indies
British Museum
Huskisson
W. Smita
Jamaica
Colonial Office
Wilmont
J. Smith
Serjeant Onslow
Marryatt
Syices
Robertson
J. Mackintosh
Privy Council
Fox
Windham
Samuel Romilly
Sheridan
Dundas
Burke
Pitt
Grenville
Middle Passage
Duke of Chandos
Europe
Lord Seymour
Barbadoes
Petitions Across Cities Debated on Slavery and Linen Laws
Petitions from Durham Frome Witham Bridport Belfast Olney Gloucester Loughborough Dudley Worcester Norwich Walthamstow Mansfield Maryport Wickton Dover Market Drayton Great Yarmouth Swansea Bristol Calne Bath Liverpool and others were laid on the Table and printed. Debates covered Insolvent Debtors Act Linen Laws and Negro Slavery with petitions from Dundee Devonshire Norwich Upborough and West India interests.
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Durham
Frome
Witham
Bridport
Belfast
Olney
Gloucester
Loughborough
Dudley
Worcester
Norwich
Walthamstow
Mansfield
Maryport
Wickton
Dover
Market Drayton
Great Yarmouth
Swansea
Bristol
Fye
Calne
Bath
Liverpool
Scotland
Ricardo
R. Fergusson
Dundee
Perthshire
Maberly
Marryatt
Qumne
Yorkshire
Loskisson
John Newport
Aberdeen
Deland
England
Baring
Lindsay
Abolition Debate and Slavery Policy in Parliament
The speaker defends introducing a motion on West Indies slavery, rebutting fears of insurrection, and argues that gradual emancipation through legal reforms will improve conditions, reduce cruelty, and secure peace. He cites past predictions that failed to materialize, urges justice over fear, and outlines practical steps toward eventual freedom for enslaved people.
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Portsea
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Syran
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Bear
Havant
George
Chichester
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