Debates on Roman Catholic Peers Bill in the House
Petitions opposing the bill are read from Glasgow Exeter Chester Ship Qweer New Castle and South Shields. Lords Rolle and Portland clash over delaying the second reading. Discussion centers on privileges and Irish Insurrection Act timing. Adjourned with petitions laid on the table.
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Duke of Montrose
Glasgow
Lord Rolle
Exeter
Bivsion
Chester
Dean
Cheater
Bishop of
Old
Daltag
Warl Grosvenor Fram
Skaffesbasyy
Tarland
Lansdow
Mohday
Ireland
Lia
Kal
Liversool
Chary Lordehipe
Government of
Bill
Duke of Portland
Rolle
Bala
Athof
Scotland
Star of
Lansdowne
Thurgh
Himeslf
Barag
Chance
Low
Prescotenta
Ead
Liverpool
Arsenaa
Jane
Lord Kenyon
Earl of Lauderdale
House of Commons
Earl of Shaftesbury
Tanners of Cork Press for Relief from Irish Duties
Mr C H Hutchenison presented a Cork tanners petition detailing hardship from the removal of a 40s per ton bounty on foreign bark and the new 7d per cwt duty. They cite rising excise, reduced Irish provisions, cattle exports, and reliance on foreign hides, urging abolition of foreign bark duty and current excise to aid shoemaking and tanning.
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House OF Commons
C. H. Hutchenson
Cork
Ireland
Raland
Sfr N. Coltehonst
Mc Fitzgibbron
Limerink
Petition Withdrawn in Lords Over Catholic Petitions
A session in the House of Lords saw petitions against Catholic acts discussed. Bishop of Chester urged withdrawal amid signature irregularities. after debates, the Bishop withdrew the petition. Lord Suffield questioned salt tax reforms while Lord Liverpool noted fisheries searches pending broader policy. Session adjourned to Monday.
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House OF Lords
May
Lord Colowester
Tard Shaftesbury
Chester
Lon King
Lord Holland
George Canning
Lent Rolle
Suffield
Earl of Liverpool
House of Commons May 41 Debates on Taxes and Agriculture
The record notes Sir P Lethbridge delaying a June 11 motion on taxes pressing on agriculture and Chetwynd presenting Stafford petition supporting Leather Tax repeal. It lists multiple debates and motions across June 3 to June 11, including taxation, Irish and Scottish bills, superannuation, imports, and various supply topics, with dates and attendees such as Mr Western and Mr Creevy.
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House OF Commons
P. Lethbridge
Chetwynd
Stafford
Monnay, Jones
Scotland
Ireland
Irelard
McArbuthnot
Army Extraordinaries and Miscellaneous Services
Iu Committee of Supply
Tresday
James Mackintosh
John Newport
Ronald Vergusson
Weensspay
Secretary Heel
T’. Lethbridge
Tauarsway
B.a.vaylor
Court of Chancery
Mr Beaumont
Goulburn
Royal Burghs
Yorkshire
Western
Creevy
Parliamentary Notices and Motions Across June Dates
A sequence of motion notices and parliamentary actions listed by date covers topics from county representation in Scotland and repeal of acts on public meetings and libels to reforms on policing and press conduct. Names include Lord A Hamilton Mr Hobhouse Mr Abercromby and Mr Leonard. dates span June 11 to June 25 with related motions and requests for consideration or repeal of multiple acts.
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Bic
Kirst Poyits Road
Oxgoay
Cartoty
Angead
Alderman Wood
Rohester
Torspay
A. Hamilton
Takmiolo
Scotland
Hobhouse
Abercromby
Toxsway
Mr Lannard
Ora
Agricultural Report of May in County Dublin
The May weather in Dublin county brought heavy rain and winds early, then dry spells that stressed oats and some potatoes while boosting wheat and meadow conditions. Potatoes look abundant in many areas. harvests and labor demand show high activity, with new works and thaws starting, and prices steady though fairs are unfavourable. A Cork city meeting urged immediate subscriptions to fund employment relief amid widespread distress from crop failures and money scarcity.
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County of
Dublin
Clontarf
Lambay Island
Col.Talbot
Dhaerve
Gageral
Treland
Euch
Kaland
Lillia
London
Taytelus
England
Ireland
Council Chamber
Cork
Vonstalte
Lameur
Beamish
Guest Anid Ha
Lear
Distresses in Ireland at Lloyds Fund Meeting
A large meeting at Lloyds discussed distress funds for Ireland. Trustees and committee members debated disbursement to aid distressed seamen, fires, and national purposes, with opposition to diverting funds from established aims and a motion to levy a ballot rejected.
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Wolnestay
Lloyd's
Jha
Frolsad
Involve-D'Elock
Sen
Marryatt
Hag
Fd. i i
Amierod
Larga
Bonnelt
Barryatt
Ireland
Marryste
Neo
Eablag
Loyd's
Mada Axuy
St. Jobin's
Livya’s
Dewar
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Imperial Parliament
Kuser
Martin Mahany
Mahony
W.gane
O' Keeffe
Arosa
Parsons
Lane
Fitagibboo
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