Irish and London Budget Debates Adjusted in Commons
In a lengthy session the Lords proposed suspending the bill for three months and amendments on the Irish Saving Bank bill were deferred. The Commons adjourned after considering treasurership and navy bills, discussed a frame breaking bill, and addressed copyright book returns, cotton yarn exports, and currency measures. An Irish Lunatic bill and militia reductions in Ireland were introduced, with further action planned for the next session.
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Irish Saving Bank
Orwnae
Bank of England
Baring
Gentlemstt
Hough
Ireland
Lenya
Serjean
Onslow
Scotland
Lords Proceedings July Third 1810 Debates and Petitions
The House of Lords hears counsel for Sir Francis Burdett in an appeal arising from the 1810 Tower of London arrest case. Lord Erskine presents petitions against chimney sweeps cruelty, urging machinery replacement. The Earl of Caledon backs anti illicit distillation measures as several Irish and English bills are read for the first time and adjournment noted.
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House OF Lords
wenNeaDay
Francis Burdett
Charles, Abbott
George Coleman
House of Commons
Tower of London
Brougham and Courtney
Lord Erskine
Earl of Caledon
Ireland
Lord Gage
Commons
Debates on Irish measures and prison reform directives
The House passed several Irish bills including the Irish treasury and stock transfer bills while debating Evans petition on habeas corpus suspensions. Lord Castlereagh acknowledged issues in prison treatment under the suspension act and considered a select committee. the motion was defeated. The Irish grand jury presentments bill advanced to third reading, with other measures set for tomorrow.
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Scotland
Greenwich Hospital
East India
Fae
Ayer
Nottinghamshire
R. Abercromby
Grou
Wien
Lord Sidmouth
Petuliae Jéalouay
HL. Addingon
Abd
Sy FA Bester Srenetis
Be. Luke
Chelsea
Bir
B. Brydges
Uni
We Bmith
D. Gilbert
E. Brydges
Lockhart
Universitie
F. Lewis
Rose
England
Ireland
Hart
Donegal
Hammersley
Austria
Lord Castlereagh
Ir. Brougham
C. Stuart
sTuden Bonaparte
Sid Castlereagh
Evans
Qbyrham
Honntleman
James
Fingiin
Home Department
Mr. Howard
Bedford
Supon
B. Shaw
Pilkinson
Ogden
Geoler
Bennett
Mr. B
H. Sumner
Love
Laing
Evang
Wortley
Wortley Roscithater
Seth
Bir Fyrdodt
Mr. Bird
Arit
Aris
Permon
Hiersee
Barham
Newfoundland Trade Debated Amid Famine Threats
In Parliament July 3 the Commons discussed the Newfoundland Trade, warning that without aid many 800000 islanders face famine as warehouses are looted and capital is ruined. Mr Kemp disclosed losses of 90,000 in a year and urged supplying his servants with sufficient provisions. The debate questioned surrender of trade to France and its incidental benefits, with calls for action to prevent further disaster.
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Acquse OF Commons
Thorsdat
M. A. Taylor
Newfoundland
Kemp
Pool
France
Greal
Britain
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