Debate in Lords over Addresses and Wool Duties
The Lords discussed the royal address and the thanks to the King for his gracious answer. A Dublin harbour improvement petition and Kendal wool duty petition were read. Debates covered Barbados duties, West India export acts, and Scottish court fee inquiries with notices for future motions.
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Dublin
Gascoyne
Cornwall
Browarham
Castlereagh
Barbados
West India
Anticipation of Tomorrow in Houses of Lords and Commons
The report notes orders restricting private bills and petitions after the 16th, with the Earl of Shiftesbury summoned for Thursday to consider the grinding orders. The Earl of Aiulgrave moves to Friday’s session to consider the Insolvent Act and possible leave to bring a bill to correct existing abuses.
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House OF Londs
Smoke from steam engines spurs Commons inquiry
In the House of Commons on Thursday May 3 a motion to create a select committee on smoke from steam engines was debated. Mr Taylor argued furnaces and engines should be forced to burn their own smoke to improve health in London and other cities, claiming substantial fuel savings and better living conditions. The motion passed and a select committee was named to study practicable measures. Stage coaches and insolvent debtors were also touched upon in brief notices.
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City Dublin
Breland
Trelaad
Pitty
Iris
Irewiles
Privy Council
Mt Ifeland
Lown
Treland
Eny
Bergny
Limerith
Coke
Minchin
Ucas and CO. Bt
Parliament Street
Ireland
Alan
Alqjesty
Ani
John Malister
John Lee
Hia Indornees
Thames Furlow
Ballymahon
Lopthes
John M* Alister
Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland
Royal Exchange
Dublin
Michael Wall
Clugrennan
Carlog
William Boland
Clogrennan
Bridget Poland
He Reill
Royal Exchange Collee Roem
John William Moran
Queen Street
Ud Diny
British Colour Company of
London
England
Courts OF Justice
Scotland
Clive
Lord A. Hamilton
John Newport
Mr. Brougham
Jury Court
Castlereagh
A. Hamilton
Brougham
Court of Exchequer
A. Hawitson
Siete Bachequer
Militar Coloniel
Davies
B. Bathurst
Excise and Customs
D. W. Harvey
Lushington
Cole Depa Earpou Erie Ameter
Ceylon
Taylor
Manchester
Liverpool
Breves
Dellman
Lord
Dibo
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Lismaculla
Ford
Khnown
Sie
Mofachad
Thomas Eps
Rossand i
George Ogle
Hee
Buitoneatreet
Dubin
Thomas
Mmaton
Say Whsun
Beg
Ghar
Ursuant
Majesties High Court of Chancery
Iun‘s Quay
Sant Up and Weil
Ciounankeagh
Koockbeagh
Corcus
Commmonly
Rioanne
William Henn
Treaday
Ines Quay
William Hern
Boric Esterae
Te Bari
Attare
Atau
Core Fa
Rehaill
William Henn. Bell and
Dobbin
North Cumberland Street
Ai’ Barn Tydd
William Ryan
Kenny
Colecarty
Edmond ‘Inte
Eyrocourt
Joseph Hardy
Cabertrimn
John Preny Byrecourt
Hugh Mooney
Capa
Ann Lemon
James
Harosdrogh
Galway
Kaecuwrs
Michael Burke
Attorat
Abe
Richard Tydd
Vokes
Charles M'Mahon
Joseph Delany
Nels
Kennedy
Shannon
Mianara
Stein
Brodine
Charles James Gao
Bodkin
George Bodkin
Debe Stolley
P Jet Gaven
Robert Rogers
John Howley
Denis Ingerald
Mahony
John James
Robert
Nea
Arras
Quay
Downan. & Son
Ein
India
House OF Recovery
Cork
Hale
Talbot
Council of
Carlow
Ehin
Bagenalstown
Ilia
Privy Council of Ireland
Adare
D. Baird
God Teva
North
X Games
Colle
Enon
Petrocs
J.leea
Cs. Anos
Alexanler Taylor
Robert Mateos
Thomas Caney
Apo
C. O'Callarhan
Cha
Mr. C. Landzella
Thomas Dane
Charles Glynn
Chareb Street
County OF Dublin
Lonmel
THECO
Are
British Colour Company
Hower Ormond Quay
Barkack
Unpivb
Dwelim
Limerick
Limgrigk
Freeman
Bs Security
Joan Tugiles
Bee
Dublin Qorn
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Mompay
May
Erloftton
Earl of
Shaftesbury
House OF Commons
Sewnat
Freland
Mc.c.Grant
Chareh
Charles Chantanid
Cunienge
Lashington
Aedutis Sea
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