Irish Catholic Disabilities Debate Moves No Catholic Tests
In the Lords and Commons a motion urged returns on Catholic representation in Irish offices opened by 1793 and 1783 acts. Goulburn opposed, Peel and Grattan pressed for transparency to show Catholic exclusion or inclusion. Canning argued against inquisitorial religion inquiries. vote against the motion. Law Courts in Ireland Bill passed committee. linen bounty accounts ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
Goulburn
Sir John Newport
Dawson
Lushington
Ireland
Baronet
Ir J. Newport
J. Net
Grattan Rove
Linen Board
Bank of Ireland
Prigens
Hank of Ireland
Trinity College
Eslucasian
General Board of Health
Commissioners of Inland Navigation
Customs
Countairgionere
Excine
Stapp
City of
Dublin
Ditto
Etto
Lord Althorp
Roman Catholica
Hobhouse
Dominic Browne
Eattan
Lindonderry
William
Troy
Limerick
D'Arcy Mahon
R Hume Heid
Treasury
Roman Catholica of
A. Ellis
Aberdeen
John Newport
Treasury Beach
Lord Fingal
Sir Edward Bellew
Right
Sir J. Newport
England
Lord Avonmore
Mr Canning
Canning
Westminster
Pateonege
Carnot
John New
Catholica
Hutchinson
Pepe
Grattan
Law Courts In
G. Hill
Lord Shaftesbury Moves Adjournment In Lords
Lord Shaftesbury moved to adjourn the House on Monday and the motion was carried. The remark was noted in parliamentary proceedings from the Lords regarding discussions on Fainay Fez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Gifford
Limerick
Shaftesbury
Grantham
Lansdowne
Charles Rose
George Rose
Carlton Palace
C. Abbott
Court of King's Bench
House of Lords
Baton Richards
Robert Lord Gifford
House of Peers
Seip
Lord Shaftesbury
Lord Gilford
Captain Seymour
Duke of Roxburghery
J. Reeinton
Wetherell
Firporlante
Fainay, Fez
Petition and tariff debates in Drogheda and Wool Tax
Sir John Newport presented a Drogheda tanners petition against the leather duty and duty on wool faced scrutiny. I. Wilson argued against taxing raw wool, noting cloth moved from England to Germany and France. An inquiry into the Irish Courts of Justice progressed, with Peel noting substantial completion of the commission’s work and ongoing adoption of its recommendations.
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Ireland
Sir John Newport
Raying
Ioland
Har
Courts of Justice
Barris
Customs
John Newport
Drogheda
I. Wilson
England
Germany
France
Trish Dourts OF Justice
J. Newport
Peel
Mail from London reports events in Algiers conflict
The London Mail arrives with notice that hostilities have begun against the Republic of Algiers after the Dey refused a proposed reparation for an insult. The Gazette will publish official details tonight.
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Batunday
Algiers
Catholic Association debate on publishing fundraising report
The Catholic Association session reviewed a proposed general subscription report to fund prosecutions after recent outrages. OConnell and O'Gorman clashed over wording and passages about Orangemen, English character, and school processions, with calls to print or omit controversial sections.
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O'Connell
James Galbraith
House of Commons
O'C
Campbell
Sage
Goulburn
Hart Row
Kirwan
Kelly
Mr Kelly
Willaroe
Algiers Warship Captivity Incident Reports
News from Falmouth describes French and English forces engaging an Algerine corvette. The Algerine crew, including seventeen Spanish captives, were freed as the ship was captured. Admiralty to convoy merchant shipping in the Mediterranean. Madrid reports on an amnesty decree amid political tension. The Exchequer plans a Four per Cent stock adjustment to a lower denomination.
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Boston
Falmouth
Naiad
Spexcra
Cameroni
Algiers
Batts
Christian
Admiralty
Mediterranean
Madrid
South America
Count de Talaru
M. Heredia
Minty
Han
Haiy
Brock
Funds and market notes from a Saturday
The Bu Stock market shows little activity with Consols for the 26th at 914 and unchanged. The Greek Loan Prospectus circulates and the Lear trades at a premium. It is reported the Exchange Committee has written to the Centry for a large amount.
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Turasnay
Tuanspar
Blackburne
Loomshire
Flouse OF Commons
Faipay, Fea
Royal Canal
Wouter Deleg
Royal Trish Do
Patriotic Ai
Hibernia Gas
Dublin Coal
Escaang
London
Munday
London Mail
Catholic Association
R O'Gorman
Pear
Daly
O'Gorman
Fradd Thomas Esmonde
Ballynasbrough
Pebraay
O'Gorsean
Vincent
Tomas Enmonet
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