Corks and crops in heated Commons session
A June Commons and Lords debate centers on the Cork recognizance bill and an animals bill. MPs clash over import duties and agricultural protection as Freeland of commerce opposes, while other peers warn of foreign wheat and corn price impacts. The session outlines ministry pensions and ongoing tax debates affecting fisheries, salt duties, and Ireland.
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House OF Lords
Commons
Cork
Idea
Hinesia
Forugi
Ohio
Lng
Minke Abe
Haiti
Forbes
Mr Heare
Agricultarieti
House OF Commons
O Macreevey
Sidmouth
Trelane
John Newport
Syeinod
Hume
Ireland
George Hill
Home
G. Hill
J. Newport
Yaronet
Birlsmon
Piloh ‘Fibermen
Cornwall
Rumbold
R. Ferguson
D. Gilbert
Freemantle
M. W. Ridley
R. H. Vivian
Bright
Thars
Yarmouth
Scotland
Hamilton
Biola
Fisherien of
Tland
Gooul
Finhorien
Joe
Fragmentary Irish tax debate and parish relief notes
The text chronicles a heated Irish tax debate amid mention of land rents and road assessments. It records petitioners and MPs discussing the burden on tenants and the need for public works funding, with focus on the financial strain and proposed remedies. It also contains a lengthy relief committee report from St Paul’s parish detailing widespread poverty and long standing distress, urging sustained aid and employment solutions.
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Andy Racolvous
Cinufa
St. Paul's
Uae
Mile
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