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29 Mar 1824

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Dublin Journal

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Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Mar 29, 1824

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Debates on Alien Act Renewal in the House of Commons

The House discussed extending the Alien Act two years amid warnings of tyranny and fears of foreign plots. Peel defended the measure as necessary for national security while opponents urged constitutional limits and warned against empowering ministers. The amendment to exempt 10,000 aliens passed narrowly, and the bill proceeded to a second reading amid heated exchanges and political maneuvering.

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House OF Commons Trevenay Marx Peel Allen Wuence Privy Council Secretary of State Henry Dover Calala Huzabeth Sandwich Norwich Lyon James Aliepa Huonaparte Count Batavi England Londo Lithia Hobhouse Board of Control Europe Jiency IV Henry VV ayvOrder Connell Agener Richbed Elizabeth Mate Mary Elisabeth Louis XIV Sentleman Morocco Gibraltar Knaresborough Sir J. Mackinotoah Red Sea Holy Alliance Friends of Liberty South America Gentle Taan Europa W. Wynn St. J. Mackintosh Sergeant Hill Henry V Duke of Brittnny W. Lamb Republic Watts Lord J. Russell Gentsman Cortes Speastes Pelilam C. H. Rutchinson Hertfordshire France Friends of Independence Lamb Hutchinson Spain Tralian Warre Lord Althorpe Westminster Mr Peel Reland Home Mr Canning Canning
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Annual Accounts on Trade and Navigation Presented

Mr Irving from the Custom-house submitted the Annual Accounts on the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom for the last three years, in pursuance of an Act of Parliament.

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House adjourns with few members present

In the House of Commons a late session saw Speaker adjournment due to only twenty eight Members in attendance at four o'clock. The record notes a sparse assembly and a brief concluding moment in the chamber.

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Tithe Controversy in Ireland Sparks Petitions in Lords

Taraspay March 25. Viscount Clifden presents petitions against a compulsory clause in the Tithes Commutation Bill from parishes in Limerick and Cork. Earl Kingston and Earl Kingston single out Britown and Ballyrock. Debate highlightsDr Woodward’s costly offer and parish fears of harsh tithe collection led by Delaney. Bishop of Limerick cites Woodward letter disputing petition claims.

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Tataer Ireland Viscount Clifden Durrah Limerick Lazan Mologan Kildorre Cork Britown Earl of Kingston Ballyrock Woodward Crael Delaney Kel Thes Yest Marquis of Lansdown Lord L Kta Auccesa Lamerick Lord King Earl Kingston Woodward Mmithe Delaney Earl of Harrowrey Lord Clare Reed Mr Delaney Earl of Limerick Earl of Harrowby Lord Clifden Lord Calthorpe Ear of Kingston George Bayley James Earl of Kingston Mitchelstown
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Irish Tithe Controversy Weighs House Debates

The Lords debated the Tithe Commutation Act with clergy actors and landowners amid claims of property rights interference. Lord Kingston and others sparred over compulsion, parish roles, and the fairness of tithe collection. The session adjourned after petitions on misapplied funds and clerical salaries were noted.

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Rights of Enfulturey and Irish Education Debate

In the House of Commons discussion on a bill to repeal parts of the Age of Willan relating to sepulture rights, Sir H Parnell presents a pension for Carlow. Debates on education in Ireland stress national systems, charity schools, and Royal foundations. Speakers urge a cautious, temperate commission approach, preserving religious balance and avoiding proselytism while expanding general education for the poor.

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