Debates Over Timber Duties and Catholic Question in Parliament
In a detailed session of the Commons on Monday, April 15, ministers faced amendment attempts on timber duties aimed at Canada and Russia, with proposals for protective measures and new duties. The debate touched on Catholic concessions, Protestant supremacy, and fears of undermining established church rights, as peers in the Lords argued for and against conciliation in Ireland and the broader empire.
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Commons
Bargeant Onslow
Wallack
D P. Grant
Canada
Russia
Cannada
Norway
Wallace
Mats Lord
Palm Agaston
Ireland
Otto
House OF Lords
Lursday
Debvie
Fur Tor House
Lis Hill
Vatholis
Ubis
Pitt
Howey
Nova Questi
Perio
Toy Bore
Ok Pharma
Abe
Faye Vain
Lee Hs Prep
Wits
Tee
Carey Vie
Alain
William
Ie Wuld
United Empire
Ian
Seoland
Ling
Iis
Kong
Gentenast
Dietand
Creaninian
Pidces Wits
Rene Tu Feelind
Poble
Beerner
Doe Chares
Eathag
Idk Wits
Poitier
Vibe
Dee Argieaeerts
Raso Taelie
Bonnie
Dante
Peter Ds Hyatta
Dias Praetor
Poole
Paw Palley
Relitigaa Exulndiin
Gerald Ovat
Mazabeth
Irelind
Lori Dant
Wsthia
Swift
Lastatof
Testate
Ayote
Uae
Howe
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Imperial Parliament
Daves
Palmerston
Pat
Hum
Great Britain
Col. Davis
Kirk Ferguson
Hume
Mardin
Gilarra
Dorigun
Bathurst
Oliver
Scotand
R. Wilson
W. Pole
Ite
Brougilam
Thair
FP. Robinson
Aly W. Pol
Hon
St. David's
Duke of
Yok
Earl of Darnley
Periaedinst
Gill
Chanchllor
Peeson
Delos
Ecowa
Fituke
Thor Alefagee
Leland