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Correspondence Fragments Cited by The Cambridge Press
A letter exchange discusses not elevating certain speakers and references Denarii Sancti Petri and Mr Shore’s committee. Names include G L W and W B West, R Smith, M A. The Cambridge Independent Press notes potential similarity to Daily News report and rejects Alpha's verses as unsuitable.
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Denarii Sancti Petri
Alpha
Debates on Ireland Policy Stirring Commons Stirs Aid Plan
The House of Commons heats up over Peel's Rate-in-aid for Ireland as protracted debate outlines a plan to transfer land from insolvent to solvent owners via a Commission. Bright and Disraeli contrast radical reform with Whig caution while Lord John Russell defends a forceful approach citing historical parallels.
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House of Commons
Ireland
Robert Peel
Mr. Bright
Mr. Dieraeli
Lord John Russell
Court of Chancery
Bright
Treland
Marquis of
Granby
Disraeli
Buckinghamshire
John Russell
John O’connell
Pusey
Moffatt
Dublin
Reynolds
House of Lords
Lord Stanley
Stockport
Brougham
Aberdeen
Charles Albert
Marshal Radetzky
Novara
Stanfield-hall
Rush
Shore
Ward
Admiralty
Tonian Islands
Tufnell
Sheffield
Roebuck
Devonport
Perth
Lord Panmure
Fox Maule
North Hants
Portal
Shaw
Blark Lane Express
Shere Singh
John
Tingland
Bacon
Milton
England
Dawn of a happier day for Ireland advances
Force and alms speak of slow progress toward Ireland’s happiness as darkness lingers but faint light appears on the horizon. The disease of misrule is said to be half the cure, and knowledge of it has been thrust upon statesmen by stern events, ending the mystery.
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