Catholic Education Clash Sparks Irish House Debate
Mr Brownlow led a petition from Blennerville and Kerry alleging Catholic clergy attacked a Protestant teacher who had run a school. The incident sparked calls to wait for a government commission report before debating Catholic emancipation and education reforms. The house ordered the petition printed as other petitions on emancipation circulated.
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Drownlow
Join Koby
Ronan Eithedie
Blennerville
Werry
Peyethaner
Bia Papas
Hibernian Schwal Society
Blonnerside
Esiacholars
John Quill
Hibernian School
Father Egan
F. Lewis
Armagh
Ireland
Lews
Knight
Kerry
Beaumaris
Aig E Lengett
Baronet
Dawson
Grattan
Leth Bridge
Arnbagh
Brownlow
W. Fitzgerald
County
Clara
T. Bilis
Bird
NEW Post
Waterford
Jy Tuvdr
Vasholic
Down
Antrim
Belfast
Newport
Plunket EL
Dublin
Lord Nugent
Brougstam Anid
Lord Narent
Lord Bectivgg
Cavan
Saat
F. Burdett
Mrthiume
Francis Burdett
Manchester Railway Bill Debate Echoes Canal Rivalry
In the House of Commons debate on resuming the Manchester Railway Bill, supporters argue the project will boost commerce for Liverpool and Manchester and Ireland, while opponents claim canals suffice. Proponents cite reduced transit times and national benefit. critics point to canal adequacy and property impact, urging thorough committee review.
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General Gascoyne
Manchester
J. Newport
Liverpool
Kingland
Ireland
Grreen
Lancaster
Huskisson
W. Peel
Phillips
Tey
Keown
J. Doumrty
Bridgewater canal inquiry and Irish bills advance
A parliamentary session discusses MIAPPONATO fault and a committee review of canal deficiencies plus the Duke of Bridgewater’s legacy. Debates cover Hibernian Mining and Gas Company bills, Dublin lighting, and various Irish petitions. The day ends with calls to adjourn and a few custody matters resolved.
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Miapponato
Canala
Tate Dulke
Bridgewater
Calcravt
Rocoto
Duke of Bridgewater
Brougilliam
Wi Hon
Livskisson
R. Shaw
Hibernian Mining Company
Hibernian Gas Company
City of Dublin
Lansdown and Harrowby speeches on second reading of unlawful Societies Bill
The Lords debate the Ireland crisis andCatholic associations with emphasis on justice taxation and governance. Lord Lansdown warns the bill may fail to quell meetings and risks alienating the people, while urging a measured approach and caution against overreach. He invokes Milton and the press as powerful forces shaping national sentiment in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of Lansdown
Earl of Harrowby
Earl
Liverpool
Ireland
Lord Lansdown
Lord Colchester
Willin
Milton
England
Catholic Emancipation Debate Promises Peace and Reform
In a heated session Lords discuss measures to ease Irish discontent and end penal laws. Speakers urge Catholic loyalty, warn evasion risks, and stress unity between Catholic and Protestant interests to restore prosperity and public order.
Petition Debates Tax Reductions in Parliament
In the House of Commons Mr Dawson presented petitions from Dublin and Londonderry in support of provincial interests. Mr Calvert offered a petition praising the country’s state and urging repeal of assessed taxes, while Mr Brougham backed relief measures. The discussion touched on indirect taxes and proposed reductions, including a plan to remove duty on French claret, amid concerns over tax revenue and price impacts.
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Banksy
Dawson
Dublin
C. Calvert
Southwark
Brougham
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House OF Com Ags Sf Preray
Mare
House OF Commons
Brougstam
Beaumont
Crosbie
G. I. Proby
Marquis of
Tavistock
Leary Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Dulin
Cart
New Ross
Wexford
Catholic Association
W. Williams
Hr. Parnell
Hutchinson
Macroom
Dunmanway
Cork
Hou
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HW. Parnell
Pariahes
Queen's Courty
Beatrmont
House OF Lords
Taraspar, Mancw
Uteland
Perth
Iturewa
Intenus Sons
Pmeasw
Turuspar
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