Parliamentary Intelligence and Policy Debates in Commons
The House of Commons discussed the Fall Gird declitdita and read the first time on a Calisto matter. Hobart reported on the Resolution repealing the Clock and Watch Tax. the bill was ordered. The Quarantine Bill saw committee passage with clauses on naval duty drawback and other measures. Clauses on Holiday dates and custom house hours, deputy attendance, and compensation for losses were agreed. The report was ordered. Adjournment followed after a question on the Disposition Paper for 1847.
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Ge OF Commons
King’s
Customs
Privy Council
Porter
Rafe
Royal Drawing Room at St James's Palace and Miners' Loyalty
A detailed report covers the Friday Drawing Room at St James's with Queen and dignitaries, noting numerous female nobles and presentations, plus the royal family’s return to Buckingham Palace. It also highlights a Loyalist sentiment among Lead Miners at Pay Swale-Dale, pledging to defend the King and country, alongside comments on political exchanges and a hospital chaplain’s residence issue. An accident among Light-Horse Volunteers near the Foundling Hospital left Mr Sixes with a simple fracture.
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Blandford
Sirete Portmore
Chatham
Hobermess
Macclesfield
Waidegrave
Ailefoury
Cardigan
Queen
Pea P Fcouineffis
Sidney, Hood
Middleton
Maldon
St. Asaph
Lades
Auckland
Lilford
Perth
Vernon
Clive
Ridley
H. Sullivan
Saltoun
Colliers
Campbell
L. Stuart
C. Bruce
Markham
Hoblyn
Sanders
Court Maker
Drummond
Hills
Eden
Langham
Upton
Pepys
C.coryee
Countess Portmore
Rurce
J. Danny Mrye
Edinburgh
Devonsurne
Roy AL Faminy
Buckinghall-house
Ata
Peter Denys
Directory
Guayeane
Rome
Dr. Perreer
Berlam
Royal Hospital
Indemnity Bill Under Fire in Irish House of Commons
Debate over a measure to indemnify those serving the public in suppressing rebellions since June 1797. Critics warn it could shield criminals and obstruct justice, while supporters argue it tempers punishment, aiding those who acted to preserve public peace amid unrest. The discussion touches on Orange-men, militia commissions, and recent prosecutions, with a mix of opinion from members and the Attorney General.
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House of Commons
Tuirinay
Manoa
John Freke
Dodd
Tigh
Stegbartaid
Vadadeleur
Grady
Maxwell
Mr. Dobbs
Dublin Muted Private Letter Notes Irish Assassin Threats
Extract from a private letter reports Henry Mannix not dead from attempt on life near his house. Two riders halted him, a shot struck his hip, he rode home. Mentions other assassinations and a new Cork paper Harp of Fri, expected violent. Townspeople celebrate Townstrews birthday at Harrington's Tavern with many dignitaries. Mail coach office robbed in Daw son Street. nearby homes attacked and plundered.
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Dublin
Magen
Sir Henry Mannix
Cork
Harrington’s
John Lees
Cashell
Waterford
Westmeath
Shannon
Altamont
Mountnorris
Clonmell
Ely
Allen
O’neil
Carlton
Rossmere
John Beresford
John
Monk Mason
George Hiel
John Blaquire
Thomas Lighton
Ambiguity in Political Debate Spurs Ireland Bill Amendments
Fragmentary report notes heated discussion over calumnies against Catholics and a proposed amendment to an Ireland bill. Sir J Frese disclaims intent to fault the Crown while Mr Corry is tasked to report amendments. the session adjourns with orders for several Bills to Lords.
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J. Frese
Corry
Resurrection Men Scavenger Bodies Plunder Tottenham Graveyard
Report from Tottenham Court Road area describes a hue and cry over grave robbing. A sexton and grave digger were dismissed as crowds gathered, fearing ritual violence. Nine bodies found in sacks included a woman. suspicions of key holders and concealed thefts span years with coffins, tiles and churchyard watch noted.
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Trewd
Tottenham Court Road
Towi
Distillery bill aims to ban Sunday work by Lowland Distillers
Edinburgh reports that Lowland Distillers request a clause in the new Distillery Bill to halt Sunday operations. A committee from the group has traveled to London to push the measure, framed as a curb on licentiousness and impiety amid trade debates. Meanwhile, French prisoners escaped from a Cattle Market via rope before dawn but were soon recaptured. John M. Millan, charged with murdering Alexander Moodie in 1791, was brought from London to Glasgow and jailed at Tolbooth.
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London
John M.millan
Alexander
Moodie
Glasgow
George. Williamson
Tolbyorh
French Official Report On Childbirth Tragedy
The commissioner reports to the minister that Citizen Fourcier, wife of Pierré Francois of Verdhog, delivered six living children on the 74th of last month. Three boys and three girls died soon after birth, possibly due to prematurity. The mother remains in good health. Health and fraternity. Corrin.
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Eda
executiVe
Department OF the
Citi‘teness Fourcier
Pierré Francois Ene
Verdhog
Plavinte
Corrin
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