Irish rally to reelect O Connell for Clare county seat
A Clare meeting chaired by Dominick Ronayne urges renewed support for Daniel O Connell after his exclusion from the House. Speakers condemn ministerial interference and call for a daily committee to organize the registry drive, with funds raised from Catholic rent to back his return.
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Catholic Relief Bill Driven By Dictation and Threats
The piece recounts heavy pressure on King George III to sign the Catholic Relief bill, detailing ministers threatening resignation, remonstrances from dawn, and Ireland's unrest. It portrays the monarch's reluctance overcome by dictation and cabinet coercion amid constitutional crisis.
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Lord Beresford to move second reading of Thorndyke divorce bill
In the Lords on May 28 Lord Beresford gave notice to move the second reading of Thorndyke's divorce bill on Monday. Several bills were read a third time and passed, including City Canal and exchequer bills, while anatomy and related petitions drew debate on the regulation of schools and the study of anatomy with calls for postponement.
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Petition and debate on free trade and corn laws in the Commons
House of Commons proceedings include petitions from Exeter against coal duties and from Northampton cordwainers against corn laws. Debates touch free trade, Hull cargoes, and ministers considering measures. discussion on abstract returns and a Duke of Atholl bill procedure follows.
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