Catholic Claims Drive Petition in Lords Debate
A heated Lords debate centers on Roman Catholic relief and the removal of disabilities. Proponents cite past relief measures and advocate full parliamentary support, while opponents stress church and state security, noting petitions from Protestants in Ireland and England and Dublin military petitions scrutiny. Adjourned to tomorrow.
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Hose
Wen
Wright
Miter dix
Dial
Nister
Hepemer
Hig Neebie
Ireland
America
England
Catholica of
Earl of Liverpool
Alere
Ale
Hin
Church of England
Art Giey
Hissenters
Earl of’ Charlemont
St. John and
St. Michael
Dublin
Feroanagh
Duke of Wellington
Cinius
Earl of Donoughmore
Lord Donoughmore
Dosnacorn
Donoughtmore
Hts
Duke of
Charity Boys
Blue Coat Hospital
Earl of Charlemont
Earl of
Marquis of Lansdown
Fyr
Newry
Liverpool
Queen's County
Meath
Tose
Lystowel
Kerry
Sussex
Belfast
Esin
Enniskillen
Fermanagh
Monaghan
Siro
Earl Vatzwilliam
Duke of Leinster
Crown and Anchor
Daniel Sullivan
Hyitkewiee
Waterford
Irish Window Tax Debate Postponed in House
In the House of Commons at Turapav on May 4 Mr Shaw of Dublin deferred his repeal motion on the Window Tax to the following day stating it would be improper to press it at that late hour. Lord Casmoneacn urged it be proceeded with despite the late hour.
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House OF Commons
Turapav
Shaw
Dublin
Ireland
Casmoneacn
Kinton
Teich
Trish
Corrymathe
Corry
Mr. Curry
Didbey
Unieux
Frefund
Srolaryl
Buneset
Ross
Montanis Bible
Iy Hight
Frivod
Treland
Dily Nee
Bax
Parker
Phare
Lisses
Repeal of the Irish Window Tax Debate in Parliament
In a heated session the Irish window tax is debated as Dublin residents push for repeal amid claims the levy is oppressive and unequal. The speaker argues faith to public creditors, wartime purposes, and the impact on the poor, urging abolition to protect public welfare.
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Ynese
Commune
Nepeal
Bert Shaw
Caerphon
Cetity
Interéal
Azain
Kong
Burrtis
Fehuly