Petition to exempt Freemasons from secret societies law cited
In a debated session Mr Dav Sos presented a petition from Irish freemasons asking exemption from the law against secret societies. He condemned Orange processions for provoking riots and urged government action to quell sectarian disorder across Ireland while stressing the Freemasons’ charitable character. The House ordered the petition printed and discussed calls for broader law extension or exemptions.
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Teptl
Dav Sos
Ireland
Trelans
8S. Rice
Gentle
Orange Lodges
Hume
Commission of the Peace
Brownlow
Freemasons
Orange Societies
Baron M‘clelland
Antrim
Gheorge IV
Duke of Sussex
England
Abercromby
Orange Party
Uerentlemen
Orangemen
Orange
Monck
Freemasons’ Society
Freemasona’ Society
Linen Bounties Spark Irish Alarm in Commons
Mr Rice cited Ireland’s alarm and disruption from recent Linen Bounties measures. He presented a Petition from the General Association of Tipperary urging government action to ease suffering and boost commerce, manufactures, and agriculture, with peers and magistrates supporting aims. Sir G Hile introduced a bill regulating Ireland county treasurers, read first time and to be read second time on Monday.
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Ellis
Dublin
J. Parnell
Mr & Rice
Hutchinson
Grand Jury
Tipperary
Ireland
Lord Wellesley
Devereux
Wexford
Enens
Irish Board of Works
Goulburn
S. Rice
General Association of
G. Hile
House OF Lords
Faipay
Marquess of Lansdowne
Lord Clar
Irish measures advance as House reviews third readings
The House read a Rent time and moved to read a Bill a second time on Monday. Sir G Hills reported the Irish 4 per Cents Bill which passed after third reading. Peel moved third reading of another bill, Hume urged postponement to avoid Irish dissatisfaction, but the bill was read third time and passed. The House then adjourned.
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Sergeant Onslow
Calcraft
Alderman Heygate
J. Smith
Sykes
Tie
G. Hill
Burtatla
Ineland
Peel
Hume
Ireland
Mesnber
Tithe Controversy in Lords Ireland Petitions Debated
The Lords discussed Tipperary and Limerick petitions on tithe compositions in Ireland. Lords LanSDOWNE and Clare voiced concerns about new measures granting clergy higher income and potential compulsion, while the Earl of Liverpool reported mixed success with the measure in parishes. Petitions from Tipperary and other counties were presented. adjourned.
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Trish
Marquess of Lansdowne
Ireland
Ventry
Tipperary
Earl of Liverpool
Cashel
Clonfert
Meath
Lord Kingston
Lord King
Loni Clare
Spain to ease liberal measures amid French influence
From the London Mail report is said the Spanish government may relax harsher rules on liberals under French pressure and hint at a two chamber constitution, while fanatics murder Constitutionalists and priests lead brutal acts. Karadwano reportedly slain at Roa by Ultras, Greece news remains favorable but unconfirmed.
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Spain
Roa
Greece
Waste Land and Sea Count Company of Ireland proposal
An old correspondent argues for reclaiming bogs and waste lands in Ireland and proposes a Waste Land and Sea Count Company of Ireland. He notes Ireland's unique needs, warns against applying English institutions, and highlights a large unemployed population and millions of acres of bogs ready for improvement, stressing cautious legislative action.
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Ireland
Dustin Jovanai
England
Scotland
Ted Fields
Britain
Europe
Ambitious Paraa of Peyot Declares Independence
Reports say Peyot chief Paraa of Peyot has proclaimed independence from the Orroxan Poare. He has been building defenses, with intelligence from Pernambuco noting calm in the region but anxiety over Portuguese residents ordered to depart. The Hermione and Maid engaged off Algiers with casualties. the French captain reportedly refused to reveal colours.
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Algiers
Foreign loans and European finance shape peace and empire
A long analysis in London and Paris notes vast loans to France and other states totaling about 200 million pounds, drawn by eight to ten financiers. It argues the system links Britain with continental stockholders, promises peace via commerce, and contemplates shifting national debt while warning of risks to holders and the need for prudent capital use in Ireland and agriculture.
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London
Paris
England
France
Europe
Naples
Spain
Community of Europe
Britain
Statistics on Great Britain income and taxation distribution
A late census report estimates Great Britain has 2,941,983 families with total annual income around 480,000,000 pounds 240,000,000 spent on agricultural and natural productions 147,000,000 on artificial and manufactured goods 8,000,000 on taxes and tithes and 23,000,000 reserved for future reproduction. Tax rates rise with income then fall at higher levels. The piece also notes stock market moves, a new Master of the Rolls, a probate, a transport voyage, a seduction case verdict, a theft arrest, a church moderation denial, a sudden death of a noble, a maiden portrait controversy, and births and notable deaths.
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Lord Gifford
Tt Rolls
Sir I. Plumer
Thureday
Rolls
Justice Bayley
New Sout Wales
Patrick Connolly
Sec Hetty
Keris
Kagar
M’sheehy
Farrell
Peachl M'Cartney
London
Chal
Hutt
Cork
Dublin
White
Galmoy
Coleraine
Hanger
England
Franklin
Bloomburgh
Meash
Barnwall
York-st
Crawford
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H. Parnelt
Alderman Heygater
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Tate
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