Imperial Parliament House of Commons 1829 debate summary
REPORTS on petitions from woollen manufacturers Frome and Bath and on trade with India. Lords and speakers discuss French claims, Galway, militia, silk duties, and legal reforms. Committees debated Luxembourg case, law of arrest, and civil judiciary. Militia reductions and poor laws discussed. bills for Greenwich pensions and fisheries in Ireland introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller
Office of Woods and Forests
Span Orice
Government of Ireland
de Dickison
Frome
India
Bath
Lord W. Powlett
Sunderland
R. Farquhar
Bondeah
Bondesa
Mauritius
Honourable House
Honourable Baronet
F. Wilson
High
Low Harrowgate
C. Pallmer
Thomas Boyle
Surrey
Dugdale
Birmingham
Slaney
Mr. Slaney
England and
Wales
Robinson
Pr. E. Davenport
W. Whitmore
The
East India Company
Littleton
Simcox
Humphreys
Treasury
Exchequer
Hadeen
Entleman
Collingwood
Mr. Hammond
Imcox
Boyd
Privy Council
Bernal
K. Douglas
P. Thomson Rose
Luxembourg
Stas
Grant
Fara
Anette
Ee Zi
Dover
C. Pelham
Douglas Thimilari
Leas
England
Elizabeth
J. Cripps
Burrell
Sig. Phillips
T. Fremantle
Fyshe Palmer
S. Bourne
Cripps
Mundy
Western
Thomas Fremantle
Charles Wood
W. Smith
Peel
Aiden
Greenwich
George Cockburn
Navy
Joseph Yorke
Greenwich Hospital
J. Yorke
F. L. Gower
Ireland
Warburton
Lord Lowther
Marquis of Anglesey explains government in Ireland recall
Early hour crowd hears the Marquis of Anglesey explain his conduct in Ireland and recall. The Lords heard motions by the Earl of Shaftesbury on the taxes bill and several private measures. A petition from Chorley residents on East India Company monopoly was laid on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of Anglesey
Earl of Shaftesbury
House of Commons
Trinity House
Ireland
Ender Stimas
Vindication of conduct during Ireland recall debate
The speaker defends his actions regarding the Ireland governorship and the Catholic Association. He cites letters to Peel and the Duke, describes strategy on roads, police, and coercive measures, and asserts he balanced Protestant and Catholic interests while monitoring agitation and ensuring public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Thadua
Sam
Peel
Tipperary
Catholic Association
Glencoloo
Harcourt Lees
N.B
Ennis
Clare
O'Connell
Sheil
Association
House of Commons
Fitzgerald
Francis L
Alleagues
Jon
England
Catholic Association of the
F. J. Gower
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