Parliamentary Summary of Lords and Commons Debates
Lords discussed revived Holy Alliance and continental dangers with Lord Great Troxy de Reuclirre noting risks to European liberties. Commons passed several bills at third reading and considered abolition of the Aberdeen Act and reforms to government manufacturing. Debates on telegraph regulation, Cape of Good Hope costs, and naval production concludes with adjournment to Monday.
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House of Lords
Great Troxy de Reuclirre
Europe
Despotian
Earl Rrsstxz
House of Commons
Ireland
Cranbourne-streat
B. Ossorxe
Macinrne
Lazaro
Chincha Islands
Venezuela
Spain
Peru
Republic of Ecuador
Guayaquil
A. Mitts
Lagaro
Vancouver
British Columbia
C. Deveras
Lagazo
Powera
Her
G. Durr
Lavarp
Constantinople
Prince Couza
Caxpwern
Wuatsenr
Cape of Good Hope
Transkei
Karuir
Kreli
Guirrrrn
Porte
Prince Conza
Larano
Corpex
BartrEtor
Larro
Deptford
Woolwich
Pembroke
Newpecans
Cobden
Lord Naas
Japan
Lord Parserston
Famay
Lonp Councelor
Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil Junction
Wallingtort and
Wallington Townway
Peterboroug
Bishops Waltham
Junction Railway
Brecon and
Merthyr Tydfil
New Works
North Staffordshire Trailway
Silverdale, Maely, and Drayton
South-Eastern Railway
Earl Russell
Earl of Donoughmore
Lord Brougham
Lewisham
Boomley
Bayswater
Earl Granville
Cornwall
Earl Nelson
Canterbury
Sir G. Grey
London
Exeter
Harwich Barbour
College OF Physicians
House
Lord Wodehouse
Dhes
Marquis of Clanricarde
Earl of Airlie
Earl of Donoughsiore
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
Blackburn, &c
Caledonian Railway
Glasgow Harbour
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Lfracombe Railway
Lancashire Union Railways
London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway
Battersea
Rhymney
Rickmansworth, Amersham, and Chesham
Stockport District Water
West Sussexr Junction
Redruth and
Falmouth
Sheila’ Charities
Kilkenny Junction
Wenlock
Severn Junction
Dilla
F ‘Arden
Consolidated Fund
Indian Medical Service
Cranbourne Street
Mr. A. Smith
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Bank Post
Sykes
C. Wood
India
Kilgargo
East Free Church
Arbroath
C. W. W. Wyxx
Hons
G. B. Galloway
Liverpool
Doris
Admiralty
Osborne
Brazil
Maguire
South America
Layard
Chincha
Republic of Equador
Vancouver's Island
A. Mills
Vancouver’s Island
Colonial Office
Imperial
Hudson's Hay Company
Cardwell
Vancouver’ Island
Vancouver's
International Elecrapric Communi
C. Douglas
New Zealand
B. Osborne
Gentleman
Royal Artillery
William Wiseman
G. Duff
Prince Couta
Couza
Henry Lalwer
B. Cochrane
Henry Bulwer
Layaid
Br. Warner
Graham's
Cox
Home Department
G. Grey
Laird
Board of Trade
M. Gibson
A. Miles
D. Griffith
Burke
Committee of Finance
Treasury
R. Peel
Ius
United Kingdom
Holy Alliance fears debated in Lords amid European tensions
Lords heard lengthy debate on the possible revival of the Holy Alliance, with Earl Russell disputing authenticity of documents, urging cautious Europe-wide responses, and stressing Britain’s non-interventionist stance while highlighting Italy Spain and Denmark contexts and the need to protect constitutional principles.
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Rug
Earl Russell
Prince Gortschakoff
Berlin
Lord Napier
Lord Buenell
London
Morning Post
Europe
Count Apponyi
Austria
Prussia
Russia
England
Lord Castlereagh
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Liverpool
House of Commons
James Macintosh
Naples
Verona
Spain
Holy Alliance
Canning
France
Madrid
Cadiz
Ferdinand VI
Mr. Canning
Duke of Wellington
Rance
Portugal
Milan
Lombardy
Sardinia
Italy
Iedmont
Papal
Turin
Tuscany
Nomerians
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Greece
Jord
Party of Reaction
Denmark
Frankfort
Germany
Lauenburg
Schleswig
Holstein
Sweden
Miajesty
Constantinople
Porte
Turkey
M. Drouyn de Lhuys
Great Britain
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Imperial Parliament
Lori Stratford DE Redclieffe
Vienna
Paris
Ferdinand
Baron Mantenfield
St. Petersburgh
Ruasis
Gallicia
Cracow
Amajesty
Ord
Adriatic
John Lawrence
Medical Service of India
Milia
Colonel North
Hoe
Brady
J. Trelawny