Ireland Bill and Prison Discipline Debates
The debate covered a famine relief bill in Ireland and a government plan to shorten elections there. Sir George Grey proposed a select committee on prison discipline in England and Wales, with Pearson urging inclusion of Ireland. A division rejected adding Ireland, and the House adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starrorp
Ireland
Geoner Grey
England
Wales
Pearson
Baronet
Sir G. Grey
Mr. Pearson
Lord Naas
Gorce Grey
Debates on Tax Exemption and Borough Reform
Parliament discusses tax relief for dwellings under set values and a proposal to create a Kensington Chelsea Fulham and Hammersmith borough to replace Sudbury. Debates note opposition from Sir G Gary and Mr Hume on reform implications. Macerzeer withdraws motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porrett Scrorz
G. Garey
Scrope
Kensington, &c
Macerzaor
Kensington
Chelsea
Fulham
Hammersmith
Sudbury
Home
G. Gary
Hume
Colonel Dunne
Ireland
Macerzeer
Laws Arrgotine Roman. Catholica
Cuis- Holm Anstey
G. Grey
R. Inglis
Law
Lord Clarendon
Lord Brovenam
House of Commons
Commons
Wide
Petitions and signatures rules cited from Commons Journals
The text outlines historical parliamentary procedures requiring petitions to bear signatures of the parties involved, limits on attachments, prohibition on referencing debates, and restraint on grants of public money without Crown consent. It cites multiple journal dates from 1675 to 1886 and references the Wide Standing Orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
Court and Personal News from the era Royal theater and politics
Friday night witnessed two theatrical performances in the Rubens Room by Mr. Charles Kean's company with King Rene's Daughter and Charles the Twelfth on stage. Rumored Queen to Gibraltar this summer. Edward Wooprorp named Inspector of Schools in Scotland replacing John Gordon. Chancellor of the Exchequer indisposed. Rumors of Elgin's resignation denied. A Queen's messenger seeks Greek mediation and redress. Sir R. Peel may not take an active Commons role this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her
Prince Albert
Charles Kean
Rubens
Mr. Phipps
King Rene
Mr. Planché
Charles the Twelfth
Gibraltar
Epward Wooprorp
Scotland
John Gordon
House of Commons
Downinasteet Gossir
Earl of Elgin
Canada
Foreign Office
R. Peel
Baronet
Destructive London Fire Destroys Myers Premises and Factories
Early Thursday a massive fire in London destroyed Mr Myers timber works and damaging twelve York road houses and five in Belvidere road. Nickels and Co India rubber factory burned. many tools lost. seventy young women left jobless. Four horses perished. some residents fled. A separate note recalls Protestant Sisters of Mercy debate at the German Hospital anniversary in Dalston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampeth
London
York Road
Myers
Westminster-road
York-road
Belvidere-road
Guildford-street
Mr. Myere
Messrs. Nickels and Co
Guildford Street
Belvidere Road
Parliament Palace
Mr. Pugin
Grissell
Chevalier Bunsen
Manchester
Sisters of Mercy
The Method of the Divine Government Review
A critical notice of James M Cosn s The Method of the Divine Government Physical and Moral from Sutherland and Knox Edinburgh and Simpkin and Co London. It surveys the work s four book structure praising its thorough scope while noting limited precision in design argument and the need for deeper treatment of the human mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M.cosn
A.M
Edinburgh
Sutherland and Knox
London
Simpkin and Co
Latona
Plato
Woolsey
Heaven
Hades
Jesus
God
Rej Sulta
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