Prussian Treaty Debate and Allied War Reservations
April 1 report details Earl Fitzwilliam's critique of Prussia Sweden and Falkland Sound affairs, and the debate over whether Britain should engage in broader conflicts. Lords consider three resolutions about treaty obligations with the Dutch and Prussia while Parliament questions ministerial conduct and policy toward Russia and the Turks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fitzwilliam
Falkland’s Land
Sweden
Holid Nootka Solund
Europe
Prussia
Emprese
Russia
Iittera
Oczakan
Derby
Debate on entering into a resolution amid Crimea war concerns
The debate centers on whether Britain should enter a resolution affecting the war with Turkey after Crimea. Lords dissent over expedience versus immediate action. key figures Duke of Montrose, Lord Rendon, and others split on whether to press the motion or adjourn for peace. The house divided. majority supported the original stance as adjournment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Lauery
Germany
Himsef
Kingdom
Poland
Prudente
Arange
Francer
Europe
Duke of Leeds
Majely
Great-Britain
Chagca
Turkey
Crimea
Duke of Montrose
Lord Rendon
Dublin ordination and social notices in Cork and Ross diocese
In Dublin on April 6 a Café Chapel ordination by the Lord Bishop of Cork and Ross admitted several to the order of Priest and deacon. Notable social intakes include arrivals from Liverpool aboard the City of Dublin and matches of marriages and engagements in London and Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork and
Ross
Pricehead
Vis
Meffrs
Vachomrigh
Hergill
Parsons
Tew
Killett
Butt
Hood
Weldon
Heatly
Lynch
Kingsbury
Kenny
Shirley
Liverpool
City
Dublin
John Turner
Joite
Mra
Bouverie
Mont
la Blond
Meffra
Huron
M'Cormick
Bright
Caton
Holland
Power
E. Maxzisces
London
Thomas Mansell
Devenith
Devenish
the India House
Cragbeg
Co. Limerick
William Marhall
Drinadaly
Co. Meath
Irish Parliament debate on bills and Cork weigh-master motion
The Irish House and Lords discussed The Bank bill The Lontery bill and The Clerks of the Peace bill before third reading and certification for Great Britain. Duke of Leinster proposed limiting weigh-master tenure in Cork to expire with the office, provoking Chancellor objections about office life and constitutional change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Duke of Leinster
Cork
Irish and British Bills Move to Postpone Committees
In Parliament debate, a bill on a principal manufacture was postponed for the August day. Lord Chancellor supports delaying, urging care and noting no immediate need. Ireland may frame its own measures to foster cordage manufacturing, with potential bounty links to British production. Several bills—Merrion Square improvement, Coal, Apothecaries, Education—pass through committees and await third reading. A mining company bill advances to its next stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Great Britain
Merrionpare
Apothecaries
Lord Donoughmore
Commissioners of Education
England
Queen Elizabeth
Insolvency bill debated with calls to delay committee
In Wepweenar on April 6 the Lords heard speeches on an insolvency bill. The Chancellor warned against a summoned summary court for charitable funds, while Donoughmore urged committee discussion as essential. Clonmel opposed the measure as ex post facto, and the motion to defer to August 1 was carried, with adjournment ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Chancery
Charcery
Elizabeth
Ecclesiatical Court
Howe
Che
St Gan
Coart
Chancery
Aaron
Billy
Viscount Clonmel
Commissioners of Education
Innes
Leafen
College Lea
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Papas
Hardwickaid
Turspay
Hie Grace
Thera Annesred
Belay
Earl of Ormond
Marquis of Waterford
Pusley
Coghlan
Réx
Whoat
Clonmel
Ellions
Parlia
Lord Clonmel
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