Irish Insurrection Inquiry Debated in Lords and Commons
Debate on the inquiry into Ireland's disturbed districts continues in parliament. Lords Lansdowne and Liverpool push for a comprehensive but localized investigation while King and others caution against overreach. In the Commons, petitions for reform and Irish Malt trade issues are discussed with calls for action and potential reforms in taxation and excise.
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Ireland
Karl
Earl of Liverpool
England
Lord King
Harl
Orangemen
Earl of Lansdowne
Willow
Buinoes
Sie T Coffin Gait
J. Russell
R. Wilson
J. Newport
Wexford
Kupland
Hutchinson
Wallace
Foster
Kill Lenny
Grattan
Dublin
F. Lewis
Irish Revenue Commissioners
C. Hutchinson
Cork
Ghattan
Flationere
McF
Lewis
Alt L. Foster
Delhi
Ireland Warehousing Bill Sparks House Debate
A lengthy session centers on the Merchant Law Amendment Bill and warehoused wheat. Members clash over effects on Ireland, the corn laws, and foreign commerce, with LORD ALTHORNE and Mr HUSKISSON leading opposing views before the measure proceeds to committee.
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Faron
Robertson
Huskisson
Miijuskisson
Betis
Ireland
England
Ile
Hum
Mr Robertson
London
Ardle
New World
UDG
Handley
D. Browner
Great Britain
Hillskisson
Liverpool
Fulloyee
Ilereste
Liverpon
Haimlurich
Dange
West
Ancesta
Cumberland
Carwen
Monpeetlinten
Dantaie
Il. Forster
Harrlsson
Parliamentary Proceedings and Debates on Tax and Prisons
House of Commons discussion on Linlithgow distillers exportation of spirits, upcoming next session committee plans, combination laws, private bill voting restrictions, East India prize funding, religious meeting prosecutions, Canadian warehousing, Derry Cathedral funds, and Leather Tax repeal. Combines petitions from Linlithgow distillers and Edinburgh religious adherents with notices from Mr Hume and others.
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House OF Commons
Torapay
H. Drummond
Linlithgow
England
Hume
Ifarries
Moore
Leratas
Duke of Wellington
F. Burdiset
Name
Edinburgh
Putney
Ferdinand
Spain
Buick
Marry
Newport
Derry
Gs. Wild
New Poult
Aftermath of Ex-Emperor Irvantok Rumor Reaches London
Friday May 31 report notes agitation over the Ex Emperor Irvantok and a suspected Mexico onward venture. It traces connections to Portuguese revolt rumors, the Queen’s faction, and Don Miguel’s party, with warnings of a possible plot involving provincial soldiers and new trial words.
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Irvantok
Rumonra
Mexico
New World
London
Portugal
Morning Chronicle
Lisbon
Comyceracie
Foreign Office
Moinly
Don Micuuus
Je Ques
Funds Market Sags Amid War Rumors on Account Day
English and foreign stock prices failed to recover after yesterday’s dip as scarce bargains appeared until Bank of England transfers completed. Money rates rose to four and five percent with Exchequer Bills heavy, while speculative buying by Jews on Account Day aimed to offset warlike rumors.
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Bank of England
Melie
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Moxony
Woube OF Commons
Maxmas
Sheriff Whittaker
Alderman Wood
Abe
Ingdesahat Waas
Freien
Alschorid
Treland Pit
State of Ireland
J Serrighet
Iber
Hiskisson
Brigiut
Sykes
F. Burdett
Mongland
Hwaldimand
F. Buxton
George L
Lloyd’s
Sun Fire Company
Messrs.trenrees
Plummen
Ald. Thompson
T. Wilson
Hagersson
Lusurdow
Brigade Yi
Grante
Ae and Tend
Calcraft Rone
TRISL
Bank Stestenre J
Veterday
Grand Canal
Gia
Royal Canal
City Veh
Hallas
Gov. Security
Gov. Sec
V. National Insurance
Royal Irish Do
St. Patrick
Shamrock
Dublin Gas
Hibernia
de Luan Be
Acces
Royal Irish Mining Co
Dublin Coal Co
America
Tondon, Teesday Sight
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