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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 01, 1818
Page
4
Lords Debate on Bark Restriction Bill Progress
In the Lords on Tuesday May 26 Earl Liverpool moved for a committee on the Bark Restriction Bill and stated grounds laid in the Commons. Several amendments were proposed but rejected. the bill passed the committee and Report, to be read a third time tomorrow. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Liverpool
Lane Wne
Lor
Lau
Adalb
Lord Roe Rally
Doe Netien
Rene Pm
Bayounnsns
Ioning
Lord Holland
Lord Lawderda Laral i
Dissenting Clergy Bill Move Provokes Debate in Parliament
Mr Parnell moves to enable parishes in Ireland to raise private subscriptions for housing dissenting clergymen. The Chancellor of the Exchequer says the measure is unadvisable at this late session. Some members defend voluntary subscription. others deem the bill unnecessary. The Irish Treasury Bill passes later. Hart postpones motion. Privilege and witness protections discussed. Lottery Bill reaches third reading and is adjourned.
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Parnell Raw
Ireland
John Newport
Webber
Aca
Northumpesland
Cumberland
Westmorland
Durkim
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Lord Castlereagh
B. Bathurst
House of Commons
Wravimg
J. Smith
Montague
Guildhall
Chancery
Scotland
Comittte
Joan Newport
Uist
Pople
Lockhart
House of Lords May 27 Debate on Justice and Education
The session saw judgments in the Bank of Ireland case and first readings for Lua Lottery Li and the Irish Partnership Bill. Bills on Bank Restriction, Regency Amendments, aliens, and offenders were advanced. Prisons state and reversion offices drew motions from Marquis Lansdowne and Earl Grosvenot. Roslyn urged second reading of Poor Education Bill, contrasting Scottish gains with Ireland’s lack of education reforms.
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House OF Fords
Bank of Ireland
Leresford
Marquis of Lansdowne
Rosslyn
Ireland
House of Commons May 37 reading several bills
The Regenry Bill was read a first time. The Soldiers' Pensions Bill and several Irish bills including Exchequer, Treasury, and County Infirmaries bills passed Committees and reports were ordered to be received tomorrow. Turn gear.
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