IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT NOTES ON CHURCH RATES AND BANKING
The debate covers petitions on church rates and the church rate abolition effort, the Church Rates Commutation Bill's merits, and arguments by Newdegate Douglas and others. It also records banking policy discussion on the Scotch banks, the 1845 reform act, and calls for broader banking reform. Rounds of speeches discuss local versus imperial taxation, parish rights, and a path to peace in religious funding.
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H. A. Baxcer
Committee On Education
Lis
Merchyr Pydvil
Locet
Bermondsey
Locxe
Aul Trders’ Association
Thomas Hesbery
Kestor Trade Protection Society
Dacce
Eorze Town
Merthyr Tydvil
Acta Extension Diil
Aprieth
Sheffield Chamber of Commerce
North Warwickshire
Scotland
Sheffield
Prince of Wales
Lees
Wiltshire
Canrilge
Lushington
Andre
Ity
England
Church of Engwin
Chef of
Eliabeth
James I
Sto
Lvis
Churchman
Birmingham
London
Church of England
Newdegate
Rome
Lord Grey
Robert Inglis
Lord Stanley
Ireland
Hon
Friend
Lord Derby
Church of Scotland
Board of Guardians
Rubert Inglis
Whittle Harvey
Robert Peel
Lords’ Committee
Booth
Parliament
Sir C. Lewis
Howe Department
Wales
Sheffeld
Vendagite Lal
C. Douglas
Warwickshire
Hop
Enfield
Salt
Alderman Rose
Hous
Banbury
Irish Game Bill Debated Over Poaching and Penalties
In a Dublin parliamentary debate critics clash over the proposed game law in Ireland. Sir Robert Peel defends police integrity while opponents denounce penalties and English-style provisions as oppressive. The se ait of the Under Secretary sparked discussion as the session adjourns amid contention.
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Eas
R. Peel
Sentleriag
Shakespeare
Sir R. Peel
Hon
Bagwell
Ireland
England
Mr. Longfield
Butt
W. O. Gore
O'Reilly
Scotland
Masser
Parliamentary business and House of Commons agenda
The day’s orders include committees on Customs and Inland Revenue Bill, civil and Ireland bills, and multiple second readings. Members question India headquarter circulars, Canadian duties, statue bases, weights and measures, Royal Curtis constitution, patent law, and factory acts along with plans for a National Gallery at Burlington House.
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House OF Commons
Tata
Customs and Inland Revenue
Scotland
Ireland
Court of Justiciary Scotland
Court of Chancery
Naval Agency
Naval Priza Acta
Naval Prize Hill
Promasory
Chase
Syken—Tu Uak
India
Todla
Royal Artillery
Sr. Aytnun
Aak
Canada
Hankey
Richard Cour de Lion
Palaceyarl
Haron Manechetti
Locke
Astronouer Royal
Exchequer
Sclater-Booth
Home Secretary
Jersey
Royal Curtis
Rawlinson
Sheffeld
Bradford
Liddell
Shanzhae
George Whit
Hong Kong
Mr. Hopwood
Treasury
J. Griffith
Gotonel Dunne
Ferrand
Bul
Heygate
Orw National Gallery
Burlington House
Ganiins
Steam ship Shannon brings mails and passengers to Southampton
The Royal Mail Company's Shannon, Captain Abbott, arrived with West India, Mexican and Pacific mails. Among 30 percent passengers are the Bishop of Barbadoes and family, Captain Harvey and Dr O Donovan. Freight value totals $2,608,454 with gold, silver, pearls and jewelry. Cargo includes cochineal, jalap, tobacco, coffee, sarsaparilla, bark, india rubber, cotton, and various packages. Reports from Vera Cruz to St Thomas cover dates April 1 to May 12. Weather mild, winds light. Shannon sighted Brithant, Dean of Richmond, and Renown. West India Islands report no major news. Barbadoes dry weather harming crops. Demerara fire injures property worth nearly three million dollars. insurers affected. Jamaica dull. freights and exchange mixed.
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Southampton
Wepnespst
Royal Mail Company
Shannon
Abbott
Bishop of
Barbadoes
Harvey
R.N
O'Donovan
Vera Cruz
Havannah
Santa Martha
Colon
Jamaica
Porto Rico
Demerara
Trinidad
Granaila
St. Vincent
Autizun
St. Lucia
Nevis
St Kitts
St Thomas
Brithant
Port Nelson
Barne Dean
Richmond
Renown
Calcutta
Spithead
West India Islands
West India
London
Hoyse Agricultural
Royal Insurance Company
San Firo
Pacific trade shows firmer tone amid steady mining and port activity
The Pacific market notes broad improvement in trade with public confidence restored. Copper transactions are cautious while mining expands, boosting employment and wages. Bolivia and Chile remain steady. Peruvian commerce grows with cotton exports rising. Several ships, including Pizarro and Forest Queen, have arrived at Valparaiso, Victoria, or nearby ports from Liverpool Swansea and London.
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Pacific
Curat
Chili
London
Valportiso
Paris
Bolivia
Peru
Pizarro
Liverpoo
Het Ne
Swansea
Forest Queen
Tierpids
T' Myo Castle
Glasgow
Vietparaiso
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Imperial Parliament
Carer
Baronet
Hear
Lord Fermoy
R. Long
Cambridge
Home Department
Tavistock
Bcense
Bart
J. Trelawny
Tavis
University of Cambridge
Lord J. Manners
Fsat
Rip van Winkie
Anil
Shoubtr
Ant
Sir C. Douglas
C. Wood
House
J. Fergusson
Borlant
J. Manners
Hay
Western Bank of Scotland
R. Black
United Kingdom
Finlay
Banka
Peel
Dunlop
Edinburgh
C. Ewing
Buchanan
Elmaird
Golchen
H. Baillie
J. Hay
Bank of England
Archdall
Trish
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