Petition on tithe reform and South American independence debate
In a late session, Irish tithe reform petitions urged repeal of the last session's tithe composition. A noble lord attacked the bill's failure, citing exorbitant average tithe charges. Then focus shifted to Spain and South America with a lengthy address urging recognition of independence and expanded trade, arguing it would strengthen Britain.
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Bishops’ Court
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Marquis of Lansdown
Tur Canning
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Mexico
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Colombia
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Buenos Ayres
Chile
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Aiel Aggsted
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W. Smith
Itume
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de Stephen's Hospital
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