Irish Clergy Residence Bill And Trade Notes In Commons
The committee prepared to fill the church with respectable parishioners and to provide for students as priest candidates. The Irish Clergy Residence Bill passed a third reading and the Irish Exchequer Court Bill was read a second time. A motion allowed progress on a committee and a further sitting was set for Wednesday. A bill to amend the Cub a Tolls’ Bill was left for future consideration. The Chancellor stated the government plans to allow a Drawback on Organize Silk at a fixed rate and Ellice noted possible extensions to rawback provisions.
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London Mail items from March 1826 Lords debate South American states
The London Mail reports House of Lords debate led by the Marquis of Lansdown on recognizing South American states and aligning with their free governments as a counterweight to European despotism. The motion failed 61 to 0. Commons discussed beer tax repeal and malt duties, military fogging abolition, and purchases of commissions. Irish union duties and acts relating to Irish septulture passed partial resolutions. Advices from Constantinople note political quiet except in Greece and Sayria where Greeks threaten.
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Latest Intelligence From Peru and European Affairs
The latest intelligence reports Peru under General Santa Cavza with Royalist success and Bolivar’s forces strained at Truxillo. Brussels and Frankfort papers note trade reforms in Sweden and Austrian fortifications. British dispatches discuss Havanna and Mexico, while New World independence moves are framed by England’s diplomatic role.
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Markets Report Shows Wheat Decline and Sluggish Trade
The Diwan Conse Exvhange market notes fair wheat supplies but rare prime quality, with dull sales and price declines. Barley arrivals fall, oats abundant but largely unsold, and milling goods vary little. Market observers cite cautious buyers, ample flour stocks, and persistent softness in prices across grains and related commodities.
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