Imperial Parliament Debates on Trade Bill and Debtor Laws
In the Commons a range of petitions on the East India Trade Bill and private measures were read. Lords LAUDERDALE and DARNLEY moved and opposed items including a Dublin steam packet bill, the weights and measures bill, and a county court bill. Debate highlighted small debts recovery, clerks' costs, and compensation, with the bill ordered for a second reading six months hence before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
Spital Fields
Norfolk
Norwich
Owen
Lillian
Lord Darnley
Monaghan
Lord Lauderdale
Dublin
Lord Redesdale
Lord Ellenborough
King's Bench
Bia
Hedesdale
Ireland Insurrection Act Debate and Lord Stafford Attainder
Parliament debates Ireland Insurrection Act renewal with fierce opposition from Sir J Mackintosh Col Davies and Lord Russell. Ministers defend, critics warn of tyranny while petitions urge Catholic relief in Ireland and restoration of titles to attainted Lords Stafford and Marr.
South America Recognition Debate in Parliament
The Journal reports on Sir James Mackintosh and Mr Canning’s debate over recognizing South American independence. Canning asserts Britain will act for its own interests and separately on each state, with limited information from Spain and no blanket obligation. The piece outlines three main points: independence recognition free from Spain, State by state consideration, and lack of detailed information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bume
Herries
Excheque Billa
Portugal
Lord Beresford
Lambton
Haydon
Reed
Moton
Anngerstein
Denmann
Hay
Edinburgh
Scotland
J. Mackintosh
London
House OF Commons
Mong
Buxton
Colonel Bayley
Emmerce
Helfast
Canning
Brougstam
South America
Mackintosil
Baring and Co
Herring, Powles and Co
Grentleman
James Mackintosh
Mr Canning
England
Hamilton
Colombia
Spain
Recognition Debate on South America and Spain
A parliamentary debate discusses extending sovereignty and recognizing independent states in South America. Speakers argue Spain remains a limited power with possessions in Mexico Chile Peru and Buenos Aires, urging caution before granting recognition while urging the Secretary of State to justify denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
McNend
Portugal
Great Britain
America
Ueage
Genteman
South America
Mexico
Chile
Per
Colombia
Buenos Ayres
Genth
Eman
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Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Moxvary, Done
Monpar, Jonah
Catholica of Iowa
Drogheda
E. Benton
Hibernian Joint Stock Company
Maberley
Hume
West India
Fr Bell
Robert Combeay
Dra. Munro
Turtle
Robert Gourlay
R. Gourlay
Ave
House of Peers
Stafford
Kinnier
Marr
Strathallan
Naimne
Peel
Lord Stafford
Liver Pag
Abercrombie
Bir
Bruce
Lord Burleigh
Burleigh
Mr. Bruce
Lord Binning
Lancaster County Court
Maberly
Friend
Grenfell
Home
Monck
Ct Banks
P. Knight
L Hume
Mr Knight
Goulburn
Robertson
Ireland
Henry VII
James
Elizabeth
Einer
Java
Britain
J. Smith
Enniskillen
Col. Davies
Lord J. Russell
Lord Camden
Committee On the State of
Abercromby
Cork
Ser Jrant Lloyd
Cai
Leland
Lane Barony
Tran
Rick
Mr Denman
Mr Fitzgerald
Ir M. Fitzgerald
Bir N. Colthourst
Denman
Exchequer
Brougslam
W. Smith
T. Wilson
F. Buxton
Alderman Thompson
Huskisson
Aguinet Ic
House OF
Earl of Narrowby
Earl of
Laurletdale
Marquis of
Downshire
Lord Holland
Earl Darnley
Clifden
Earl of Liverpool
St. Patrick Ansurance Company
Earl of Limerick
Qar Dol Toural
AEE
del NT Journal
Phi Day
Sterae
Gov. Brack
Grand Canal
Watueraees
Royal Canal
Eps Eihesen
Gov. Security
National Insurance
Royal Irish Do
Patriotic
Tee St. Patrick
ENG Shamrock
Dublin Gas
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