Catholic Emancipation Debate Marks House Traversing Petitions
In the Commons debate on the Catholic Association and related petitions, speakers urge hearing counsels at the bar, arguing for investigation of Irish grievances. Brougham presses for a bar hearing to calm tensions, while Peel and Wynn oppose on precedent grounds, citing historic cases of persuasion and conciliation.
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Rice
Limerick
Col. Trencil
Ily
Romeau Catholica
J. Newport
St. Andrew
Dublin
Jd. Newport
Tuato
Catholic Association
Drogheda
Cashet
Affac
Offar
T. Lethbridge
Wells
M. Somerville
Marath
M. Fizqerald
Tralee
M. Fitzgerald
Killarney
Kerry
Lord Kenmare
Ireland
Lord Nugent
Earl Marischal
England
F. Burdett
Board of Treasury
Belfast
Belfast Haven
Brougham
Secuwed
Ansowat
Lincoln
J. Williams
Court of Chancery
Eye
Hon
Efe
Han
Ant
Hanly
Mr B
Aberdeen
Aimple
Cahholic Association
Iho
Elear
Mme Fiere
Mr Brougham
Lord Liverpool
M‘donnell
Bibly Society
Down
America
Franklin
Dr. Franklin
Boston Post
Miotion
Buckinstam
Camden
Fitzwilliam
House of Commons
Lafayette
Wynn
Fon
Wine
Hanley
J. Yorke
Hobhoube
Dow
Gearation
Witnerses
Sec. Peel
Court of Judicature
Brovcuam
Peel
London
Counse
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Ivpertidl
Nowse OF Commons
Fatoay
Fan
Coline Wheete
Ire Launc
Bn Me Anmiimidad
Macquien