Irish Taxation Debate Highlights Emigration and Clergy Strain
Debates in the Irish Lords address a potential land tax and its impact on Ireland’s economy and unity with England. Members discuss emigration from the North, Tythe farmer burdens, Grand Jury taxes, and clergy support, weighing political and social consequences and possible remedies.
Lords Debate Delays Enquiry On Manufacture Fibre
In a tense session Aiom and the noble Earl urged withdrawal to Horton FS but were declined. Lord Bella mont echoed doubts raised by Baron Dartrée and moved to negative the question. To avoid confusion the case was adjourned to Tuesday to allow a fuller enquiry into the manufacture fibre and time to gather information before resuming.
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