Catholics in Ireland Petition Debate Remains Unresolved
The Lords faced a heated debate on Catholic claims in Ireland as the petition seeking political relief and an end to exclusion was examined. Arguments centered on justice, legality, and the risk to the Union, with speakers urging caution while Catholics pressed for reforms and equal rights within the framework of government.
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Tholics
Ireland
Amyneen
Perio
England
Ptr
Thati
Redesdale
Pru
Pitt
Tre
Lord Kepespace
Pits
Earl Campyn
Earl Spencer
Lord Gaexvituk
Patou
Bad
Cnik
Mi Pitt
House of Commons Proceedings on Privy Bills and Petitions
Mr Suan Legevas presented the committee report to regulate Privy Bills proceedings. The House received and agreed to the report. It passed a motion that all petitions on Privy Bills be presented within fourteen days after the first Friday in next session and each future session, and that this be an Order of the House. Standing Orders on Palace Bills to be referred to a Select Committee to revise and consolidate the summary. Members agreed to the committee and adjourned to Tuesday.
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Ireland
Thim
Marquis of
Downsaine
Limerick
Sim
Amever
Freud
Evrl
Dusocaumone
Bisney
Norwich
Church of England
Tassertian
Aencrich
Herrat Ke
Burke
Meekos
Rit
Windia
Uy Europe
Euch Mailers
House OF Commons
Tupsnay
Suan Legevas
Eli Ithans
House of Lords Wednesday Proceedings Pass Credit Bills
After prayers the Vote of Credit Bills were read a third time and passed and moved forward in their stages. The House adjourned all to morrow.
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House OF Lords
House of Commons Adjourns After Low Attendance
On Thursday June 90 the Speaker counted members at four o'clock and found only thirty five present, prompting an adjournment of the House.
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House OF Commons
Monument to Sir W Myers debated in Commons on Friday
The House of Commons discussed a motion for a royal directive to erect a monument to Sir W Myers. A petition from Mr Finnerty criticized the Court of King's Bench sentence and its execution, alleging harm to health. The Secretary of State for the Home Department reported inquiries to the Lincolnshire High Sheriff, with limited updates. The debate touched on prison conditions, air and exercise for Finnerty, and the propriety of solitary confinement, drawing remarks from several peers and MPs.
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AS Wi Myers
W. Myers
Weirsaran
P. Finnerty
Court of King’s Bench
Mr. W
Mr. Finnerty
Home Department
Lincoln
Finnerty
House of Commons
Ryder Rose
Lincolnshire
Wty
Wartanean
Flanerty
Lipscome
Charlesworth
Fissebe
Gostra
Cosson
Sy Romilly
Wo Siu
1 Gidty
Ryder
Whitbread
Mio
Babayion
Me Brougham
Ava
Committee of Ways and Means
Mi Dic Temissan
Petia
Cathy Prapiay
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Treland
Gret
Earl of Loweroxp
Tom
Treland 5
Earl
Trenmelves
Pera
W. Cabbett
PL Finnerty
Earl Weermorcand
Grey
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