Metropolitan Railways and the Dwellings of the Poor Petition
In the Lords a petition from St George the Martyr parish residents, 23 000 mostly poor, cites overcrowding worsened by metropolitan railways that have displaced about 300 families from 100 houses. Lord Derby urges consideration of low fare morning and evening trains, at about one penny per trip, to move workers to healthier areas and return.
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Earl of Derby
St. George the Martyr
Lord Shaftenbury
Pover
London, Chatham
Dover
London
Earl of Malmesbury
Paris
Earl Granville
Board of Trade
Earl Russell
House of Commons Torspar chair ends private business passes bills
A long sitting records the Sprakze in the chair at Five o'clock and reports third readings of the Dublin and Meath Railway, the Lancaster Local Board of Health, and the Market Harborough and East Norton Railway Bills. A flood of petitions follows on topics from endowed schools to sugar duties and temperance, with extensive debate on Lisburn election proceedings and adjournment questions.
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Sprakze
Dublin and Meath
Lancaster
Lew
Wisbech National Pols
Miller
Musselburgh
Baziey
Manchester
P. A. Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
Leicester
E. Degive
Ashford
Mr. Barnes
Grocers
Leeds
Dunconne
North Riding of
Yorkshire
W. Ewart
United Weseyen Congregation
Dumfries
Enpont
Howga
Abby
Norfolk
O. Gosy
Shropshire
Sir J. Har
Lindsay
West Riding of Yorkshire
Colonel Epwanns
Crosland Moor
Slaithwade
Riding
Mr. Wickham
Berry Brow
Almondbury
Mr. Wrvitt
Longwool
Huddersfield
Mr. Benyon
Newbury
Hungerford
Lambourne
East Garston
Great Shetford
Little Sheiford
Kintbury
Inkpen
Ovington
West Woodhay
Berkshire
K. Monracu
Ellington
Yaxley
Easton
Great Gidding
Brington
Great Catworth
Woolley
Copingford
Lythorne
Haddon
Keyston
Brampton
Graffham
Winwick
Little Gidding
Thurning
Old
Western Bank of Scotland
Western Bank of Scotland (Limited
Town Council
Alderman SaLouons
Woolwich District Board of Health
8. Bravuont
School of Art
Newcastle-on-Tyne
H. G. Lane- Ton
Bristol Protestant Alliance
Kenrey
Bradfield Union
Berks
Preying
Cray
Justices of the Peace of
Hull
Chamber of Commerce of
O. Gone
Whitchurch and Wen
Salop
Woodlands
Howns
Norwich Diocesan Church Association
Ecclesiastical Court
Barney
India
Ordnance
R. Montagu
Chalmers and Bellerophone
British debate on Confederate issues and naval inquiries
In a formal session a speaker defended neutrality while noting naval aid to the Confederates. The document in question was deemed a forgery by Seward. The Saxon case and a murder accusation against a British subject were discussed, with response to Irish and American complaints. The motion for copies or extracts was agreed to before adjournment.
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Marquis of Clanricarde
Hier Slajesty
Confederate States of North America
Hovse
Confedera Vevoment
London
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannis
Richmond
Mobile
New York
England
United States
Ar. M'Ghee
A‘ghee
New Ireneh
Al‘Ghee
M‘ghee
Vesuvius
Lieutenant Jones
Commodore Hitchcock
United States Navy
Washington
Lord Lyons
Cricland
Richmond Whig
Gridland
Lincoln
Cridland
M‘*Ghes
Davis
Moore
Europe
Earl Russell
Mr. Mason
Spanish America
Boston
Amareaty
Bunch
Mc Ghee
Apecie
Benjamin
Crawford
Cairns
Henley
Northamptonshire
Hardy
Lygon
W. E. Forster
Seagce
Belfast
H. Cairns
Macdonogh
Mr. Macdonogh
Svell
House
Court of Justice
Inferior Courts of Justice
Sittin
Bear
Lear
King’s Lynn
Perthshire
Adair
Tower Hamlets
Lord Stanley
Seward
Thotcase
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Lord Russell
Sir
Bedind
Clayton, Allerton
Court of Chancery
House OF Commons
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Home Secretary
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Carnegie
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G. Grey
Lisburn
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Bradford
Rose
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Huuay of Commons
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J. Locke
Truro
Walpole
Perea
Perths
Berkeley
Exchequer
Southampton
Bristol
Portishend
Peel
Sykes
Foreign Affairs
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Layard
J. Elphinstone
Ordnance Survey
Alderman Rose
War Department
Marquis of Hartington
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MR. Morell
R. Cecil
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Lowe
Laird
Admiralty
Transport Board of the Admiralty
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