Debate on Union measure provokes ecclesiastical and political division
Lords hear pleas over a proposed Union measure with calls for reason and liberal conduct. The Primate emphasizes Church of Ireland stability and potential concessions for Protestant Separatists and Romanists. Lord Faralan and others urge a cautious path, while the House records a divided vote and thanks to Marquis Cornwallis.
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House of Commons
Corporation of Chandlers and Smiths
Addretes
Great Britain
Lord Carleton
Church of Ireland
Churches of England and Ireland
Lord Faralan
Earl of ‘Ormond
Marquis Cornwallis
Debate on Irish Union and Parliament independence in Turspar
The House of Commons debates the proposed Legislative Union with Great Britain. Barrington attacks ministerial tactics, corruption fears, and Ireland’s independence, urging fair play and constitutional rights. Lords Cashelereagh and other peers defend the measure as necessary to secure empire unity and stability.
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Mr. Barrington
Speaker
Parliament of
Ireland
Corry
Barrington
Ifay
Mir
Barbiig
Beresford
Sreaker
Plunket
Irelas@l
Cork
Great Britain and
America
J. Blaguiere
Dodds
Great Britain
Cout
Scotland
England
Picket
Treasury Bench
Mr. P
the Exchequer
Cory
D. B. Dal
Debate on Union in Parliament Draws Mixed Reactions
A London despatch reports on the opening of Parliament Sessions and the Union question. Lord Castlereagh avoids specifics on timing while hints of postponing Ireland's consideration. Mr. Parnell plans Thursday resolutions outlining Union. debate centers on Parliament's competence to enact an incorporating Legislative Union.
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Amendarent
Osvorne
Oge
Sintiats Rae
Yeru
Ireland
Pirr Wil
Thardlay
Union
Mays
Betty ‘Lefe
Tif
Great Britain
Berd Powerscourt
House of Lords
Hevss of Commons
Genéal Hutchinson
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Turspar
G. Ponsanby
Jon
A. Quetties
Casflereagh
Jord Caflertagt
John Parnell
London
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