Debates On South American Independence Recognition
In the Dublin Journal, a lengthy petition presented by London mercantile houses urged Britain to recognize the South American states. Sir J Mackintosh spoke on international law and policy, while Mr Canning outlined government steps and cautioned against premature commitments. A separate Irish Catholic Church establishment motion sparked further parliamentary clash, culminating in the Irish Insurrection Act amendment bill advancing to a third reading with a narrow majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
J. Mackintosh
London
Baronet
Urpore
Canning
Friend
Spain
France
Spanish America
eifFien
Great Britain
Eedt
Iim
Cheere
Bomar
Browne
Ireland
Kington
Spring Rice
DP Browne
Mayo
D. Browne
Londonderry
G. Hill
Colonel Trench
W. Fetzgerald
Peel
Hume
Gile
Grattan
Coulburn
Lords debate Irish Bills and Scotch Judicature Bill
Lords debate Irish Magistrates Indemnity and Dublin changes with petitions on Marine Insurance and Equitable Loan. Dublin Steam Docket bill read a second time. Scotch Jury Bill moved to committee then postponed two months. Liverpool postpones second reading due to unused printed bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herries
Commons
Dublin
Dean and Faculty of Advocates of
Scotland
Earl of Lauderdale
Earl of Derby
Manchester
Salford
Earl of Harrow
Ireland
Earl of Kingston
London
Long Suffield
Glocestershire
Ulaver
Stafford Cooke
Lord Melville
Bis
Duke of Athol
Earl of Rosslyn
Earl of Aberdeen
Lauderdale
Melville
Earl of Liverpool
Manine Insurance
Harrison
Marine Inssurance Jill
Royal Exchange Assurance Company
Serjeant Boxanquer
London Insurance Company
Lord Bexley
Lord Liverpool
Lord King
Lord Holland
Lord Calthorpe
Lord Rosslyn
Lord Suffield
Peel
Abercrombie
Kennedy
H. Courtenay
Lord Binning
Canning
Board of Control
Flo
Agenta
Crown
East India Company
Efe
Mr Hume
Robertson
C. Wynn
Prisoner Classification Debate in Old Bill
In Parliament Lord Suffield suggests four classes of prisoners replacing three in the bill debtors convicts and unconvicted. Lords debate the need for broader county magistrate control. The House adjourns as sessions proceed with various bills including insurance, churches, and cruelty to animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poounard
Lord Suffield
Farl
Liverpool
Crana
Karl Grosvenor
Lord Calthorte
Petition clashes and calls to curb Irish processions in Commons
The House of Commons hears petitions from Protestant dissenters in the metropolis and from Dr Derry’s Dean on cathedral funds. Sir J Mackintosh and others urge measures to suppress political processions in Ireland and to end Orange-related disturbances, with printed petitions to follow. The discussion cites unrest over religious rights and long-standing Irish conflicts spanning decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Peers
W.smitil
England
Church of England
Robertson
Dexry Catiusdaral
G. Will
Derry
Alderman Wood
W. Smite
J. Mackintosh
Dawson
James Mackintosh
Judy Lawless
Penthenon Atronzly
Howe
Ireland
Orange Societies
Dublin
Bernard Coile
Irelan
Ferrnga
Trevor
Goulborn
J Smith
Perl
Viercone
Trever
Speen
Hitchinson
Sir J. Mackintosh
Beeston
Rick Burdett
Catholic Association of Dublin
Averet
House of Commons
Armagh
Thatch
Lennard
Monaghan
Rice
Godlaurn
Home
Henry Dundas Perrot
Hume
Croker
Mr Croker
G. Cockburn
Political Debates and Petitions Stir Irish Affairs
Debates cover Irish Catholic petition concerns, Emancipation, and misconduct charges. Lords discuss Catholic Association, Dundas Perrot documents, and a Sunlit petition. Scotch Judicature bill faces delay, East India Possessions bill debated with treaty implications and potential six month chair leave motion.
Treaty debate and passage of bill in the House
The house debated a treaty versus a bill, with ministers questioned for entering into the treaty. ABTELL defended the treaty while TRANT and others praised it, and FORBES raised concerns about native injustice. The bill was read a third time, amended, and passed after motions to delay. The session concluded with adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tainty
Bright
Abtell
Mr Trant
East India
C. Forbes
Cal. Money
Wan 'Hin
FL MIX Ton
Hume
Kankes
Ene Toe
Bir
Controul
Ars Close of Hin. Services
Canning
House of Lords Debates on Bills and Petitions
The Lords considered the Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bill and heard petitions from Waterford Catholics. Lord Holland moved to introduce a bill for the Earl Marshal duties without oath. The New Churches bill progressed, and the Irish Clergy Residence Bill neared third reading. Reports on road improvements were presented and various bills advanced before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop of Canterbury
Earl of Shaftespury
Farl Grey
Roms Catholica
Waterford
Earl of Limerick
London
Holyhead
Lord Holland
England
Wbj
Earl of Liverpool
Earl of Darnley
Dublin
Yryah
Petition debates and Insurrection Act passage in Commons
The Commons discussed petitions from Dublin Catholics and Armagh separatists on tithes and oaths. TheInsurrection Act was moved, debated, and passed to a third reading with riders proposed on jury trials and postponement of trials.
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Imperial Parliament
Tresair
America
House OF Lords
Wepnaspay, Jone
House OF Comming
Wansakwata Junk VI
SPEAK
To Scollow
Tinaspay
Jext
Talnrguay, Jane
Rouse OF Commons
Fainat
Wallace
Doctor Tayé
Society of Benevolence
Four Courts
Pill. Lane
Catholic Association of Ireland
Messia
O'Connel
O'Gorman
Me Hutchinson
O'Flanagan
Anothe
Anthony Marmion
Bristol
Monck
Lushington
Prinid
F. Burdett
Geo. Ensor
Orange Society
Goulburne
Hobhouse
Calcrafy
Billy ' Hous
Trencu
Ceneral Haat
F. Brand
Denman
Gouewourn
Nice
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