Petition and debates mark Lords session on bills and protests
In the House of Lords on June 23 Lord Holland named a journal dissent to be debated. The East India possessions bill passed third reading. The Dublin equitable loan bill was discussed with Lauderdale and the Lord Chancellor arguing postponement or amendment. Protests, statements, and arguments over the Earl Marshal's bill and Catholic oaths dominated the adjournment as ministers weighed constitutional concerns.
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Huntley
Inverness
Lord Holland
Ahipe
East Inia
Duke of Leinster
Dublin
Earl of Lauderdale
Poe Kart
Lauderdale
Journal of the House
Duke of Newcastle
Longlee Bates
Earl of Abingdon
Karl Marechal
Marquis of Lansdown
Lie
Holland
Newcastle and Abingdon
Anyl
Earl i
Royal Assent and South American policy debated in Lords
A verbose session discusses royal assent to measures on Irish matters and Welsh issues, with commissioners named for Ireland and finances in London. Lords consider South American recognition, noting Colombia and Buenos Aires as independent states and awaiting information from commissioners before action.
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Wales
Chelsea and
Greenwich Hospital
Ireland
Southwark Bridge
Thames Tunnel
Duke of Montrose
Earl of Shaftes- Marquis of Lothian
United Kingdom
Baverall
Colchester
South America
Lord
Colombia
Buenow Ayres
Lord Liverpool
Pow
Spain
Debates Rise Over Irish Gaol Reform and OCallaghan Case
In a long session we hear petitions on Catholic emancipation and Irish currency, debates on private business, and calls to publish the state of Ireland evidence. The Surrey Gaol case of Mr OCallaghan draws strong sympathy as magistrates face harsh treatment and calls for remitting remaining sentence. The House considers buildings near Westminster Hall and nonresident Irish corporations, with education inquiries and printing of evidence debated before adjournment.
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J. Newport
Waterford
Right Honourable Baronet
Kelami
Iribh Cumaency
H. Parnell
Ireland
England
Wallace
Brougham
Goulburn
Bir
J. Yorke
Westminster Hall
Treasury
Herries Gail
Colonel Trench
J Mackintosh
Hobhouse
Surrey Gael
Chalact
Surrey
O'Callaghan
Perona
King's Bench
Fleet
Marshalsea
Denison
Hail Bron
Lord Baathor
O’callaghan
Court of Sessions
Court of King’s Bench
Maberley
Peel
Lord Examer
Sven
W. DE Crespigny
HK. Wilson
Lord Eastnor
F. Burdett
King’s Bench
Abercromble
Tember
Mr O'Callaghan
Lord East Nomonaid
Maberly
Son
Hutchinson
Irish Insurrection Committee
Lord Wellesley
House of Commons
Sally Co Sd
J. Smith
Goulburen
Baronet
Trencil
Prolonged Debate and Royal Prorogation of Parliament
A lengthy session closes with King’s speech and approval of supply bills. The Commons praise measures aiding agriculture, national industry, and public credit while supporting Ireland’s insurrection act relief. The King commends diligence and prorogation follows a crowded Lords chamber reception and ceremonial address by Speaker Canning.
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West Indies
Ager
Freland
Brill
Ireland
Commons
Irish Ming Company
House of Commons Report on Dublin Taxation and Derry Cathedral Repairs
The SPEAKER entered the house at 9 o clock with Lorty Newherd in attendance. Mr RICE presented the committee's report on Dublin taxation. Mr Newport moved for the return of the avenue funds for repairing the Derry Cathedral and related items.
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Bristol
J. York
Denny
London
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Hume
Tte
Fauway
Carlton Palace
Charingcrose
Royal
Duke of Wellington
Earl of Liverpool
Canning
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