Lords debate on parliamentary committee over corn laws and distress
A long Commons session centers on forming a committee to probe agricultural distress and the corn law. Members clash over selection, aims, and potential reforms while motions for adjournment and ballots provoke sharp exchanges about protecting farmers without triggering market upheaval.
Rejection of Spanish Treaty Triggers British Corn Debate
In the House of Commons a lengthy debate followed the rejection of the Spanish Treaty by Washington. Mr Sumner’s motion for further relief to agriculture passed 150 to 101, provoking alarm among mercantile and manufacturing interests. Mr Robinson proposed narrowing inquiries to fraud prevention under the corn laws, while opposition pressed for broader consideration of averages across districts. The motion ultimately carried by 251 to 105, undermining Sumner’s aims.
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Cattereagh
Hayes
Sucrey
Scelort
Girterin
Anita of Protection
Hon
Board of Trade
Hie Tait
Surrey
Alderman Floggate
Bir T. Ackland
Vesey Fitzgerald
Wodehouse
Sumner
General Gascoyne
Lord Milton
R. Wilson
Mouvbe OF Commons
Wepngpay
Ir H. Surmer
Newman
J. Forter
Canhing
F. Robinson
W. Fitzgerald
W. Huskinson
J. Newport
Thomas Acland
Jobo Fane
Western
C Dundae
Bright
Bankes
Me. Brougham
Bennet
Irving
Coke
Gooch
Fwin
J. N
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Tandin
Ingham
Hineel
Chen
Spooner
Warwickshire
Staffordshire
Lancashire
Maxwell
C. Dundas
H. Sumner
Bristol
Canning
Liverpool
London
W. M. Ridley
Baring
Larry
Burke
T. Acland
John Fane
Brougham
J. Bennett
F. Lewis
Burrell
Mmajesty
W. Brith
United Kingdom
Wilmot
England
Big Hight
Lord
Sussex
Norfolk
House of Commons
Holme
Mobinson
Robinson
Summer
Banks
Burnell
Lord Castlereagh
Brangham
Rubingon
Sumners
Limerick and Cork Banks Face Distress and Relieved Credit
Correspondents report two Cork banks failing and two in Limerick suspended. Roche and Howie firms discharge debts and accept country notes. Brucy and Co. hold assets exceeding debts. Bank of Ireland extends aid to merchants while Lauderdale questions government credit intervention.
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William ‘Howie
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Lestie
Roche
National
Bank of Ireland
House of Larda
Lord Lauderdale
Manuscript Fragments Hint At Public Notice Delay
Fragmentary notes reference a forthcoming notice and scheduling decisions. The text implies several steps are blocked or delayed by manuscript insertion issues, with authorities yet to act and publication timing in question.
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