Parliamentary Summary in the House of Sewls and Commons
The House debates proposed counting out reforms and parliamentary procedure. Members discuss the transport service reform, ecclesiastical statute consolidation, and a bill to index voters. Debates reference Emperor Naples incidents, education codes, and various bills on roads, Chancery procedure, and prosecutions expenses.
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House of Commons
Wateors
Maxarch
de Honstart
My. Bexirsck
Exicuthy
G. Grey
R. Crcit
Csporxk
Bestrick
Lindsay
F. Smith
G. C. Lewis
Select Committee
Admiralty
War Departments
Mfr
H. Stysrour
Lexicron Generan
Frreland
Haprizap
Loose
L. King
England
Ales
Rout
Court of Chancery
Cowryn
London
Kensington-gore
Bayswater
Metropolis
J. Shelley
Lord Parsonsboy
Eave
Taria
Pata
Penney
Troy Kensington Cardens
Council On Education
Cart Horre
Church School
Astley Bridge
Lancashire
Donnington Wood
Rothwell
Bates
Foreign Affairs
Leeds
Horsrau
Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
MacHay
South Shields
Dawson
Board of Guardians
Magherafelt Union
County of Londonderry
Engand
Scotland
Ireland
Bextince
Maidstone
Westmeter
Marylebone
Sheffield
Macclesfield
Keighley
Preston
Lord R. Moxracu
Stafford Foreign Affairs Committee
Ramsbottom
North Shields
Mr. Battly
Foreign Affairs Committee
Manchester
Malta
Walpole
Horsfall
Beamish
Board of Charitable
R. Peel
Queen's University
M‘evoy
the Treasury
Dublin
Lord Palmerston
Tower Hamlets
Ayrton
H. Bentinck
Seatlens
Bentinck
Home Secretary
Ile
Lion
Mr. Bentinck
Transport Service
Admiralty Department
India
Tic
War Office
India Board
Tulin
Emigration Office
Duke of Newcastle
Duke of Somerset
New Department
Colonial Office
New Transport Board
Colonial
Foreign
GC. Lewis
Canada
Admirsty
War Department
Baronet
Indian Department
C. Paget
Mir. Kinnaird
Jackson
Childers
C. C. Lewis
H. Seymour
Lord Brougham
Lord Cranworth
Stephens
Killaloe
Fermoy
Mr. Stephens
Government of
Friend
Henry VII
Hadfield
Lirge
al. H. Seymour
King
Wales
Laura
G. Grey Rose
Jeave
Treasury
Secretary of Scit
Alleged Neapolitan Proclamation Debated in Lords
In the Lords the Earl of Derby announced plans to question the Foreign Minister about a recent Neapolitan proclamation. He cited reports claiming a district would be declared off limits, huts and hovels razed, and inhabitants shot if provisions exceeded a day’s needs. Earl Russell requested copies of the papers, and the Lords adjourned.
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Sewls
Earl of Deny
Marqus of
Xermanby
Foreign Secretary
Earl Rrssell
Turin
Naples
University of Cambridge
Walpole
Knightley
Bose
Earl of Derby
Marquis of Normanby
Earl Russell
Brajesty
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Mr. Walpole
H. A. Herbert
W. Miles
H. K. Seymer
J. Bonham Carter
D. Griffith
Bourbon Party
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Qoitieman
Cecil
Paull
Honac
W. Ewart
Br. B. Osborne
Hobia
Stamford
Mr. Ewart
Rolt
Courts of Chancery
Courts of Equity
Court of Equity
Courts of Common
Terry Miby
Court of Chavery
Equity
Wiel
Condlit
P. Hennessy
Hhis Noble
Ohejua
Savtis
Senlin
Heelse
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