Co operatives poised to enter banking to aid trades
In London a view of co operative manufacturing associations seeking capital from bank like structures. The East London Cabinet Makers pay ten percent to discount bills, and reformers urge enabling these bodies to borrow easily to bargain better and hold bills to maturity. They foresee a potential banking cooperative rise with large profits and risks.
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East London
Hughes
Industrial and Provident Societies Amendment
House of Lords debates repeal of obsolete lecture licensing acts
The Lords resumed after Whitsun. Lord Lanspawne moved the second reading of the Newspapers, &c., Bill to repeal Acts from 1799 and earlier requiring licences for lectures and news rooms. Debate questioned Home Secretary actions in March and support for using powers to curb disturbances linked to Mr Murphy's Tyne mouth lectures. The bill was moved to a second reading and adjourned.
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House OF Lords
Lord Lanspawne
Lord Carrius
Home Secretary
Murphy
Tynemouth
Lord Crancettor
Bruce
House of Commons Reassembles After Whitsuntide Recess
After a thinly attended return from recess, MPs discussed reports on the North Norfolk and Stafford petitions. Mr Otway said papers on Alabama claims negotiations with the United States would be laid on the table soon. The Customs and Inland Revenues Duties Bill entered committee amid debate on money market effects and Bank operations related to revenue timing.
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Norfolk
Stafford
Otway
Salomons
United States
Alabama
Ihouse
Taxpayer strain and ministerial budget clashes in debate
Parliament heard Mr Warp Hunt oppose Mr Lowe’s plan to collect five quarters of income tax in one year arguing it would burden taxpayers and destabilize the Exchequer. Other speakers warned the money market could suffer and urged caution before expanding pensions or shifting from the Bank. The committee passed the bill with amendments including brood mares licensing, while a motion to exempt young male servants failed.
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Warp Hunt
Lowe
Hunt
National Debt Commissioners
Cocker
CrawFord
Samapa
W. Fowler
Moriry
Norwood
Pottaro-Unamarr
Alderman Satomons
Scourrizzo
J. B. Smrru
Barnett
Mr. Hunt
Mr. C. S. Reap
Fawcett
Lord Privy Seal
Duchy of Lancaster
Guaystone
Gladstone
Brookson
Beerhouses, &C
Alderman Lusk
Ryzanos
Hentxy
Bruce
H. Sterwin-Isperson
Huntery
Wuxetuousz
Beerhouses Bill Passage And Irish Education Debate
The committee advanced the Beerhouses bill with amendments limiting pensions and extending reach to the metropolis. Debates covered notations on character and qualification rules, with clauses 9 and 18 altered before final passage. National Education in Ireland and a discussion on patent laws followed, with arguments for and against abolishing patents and calls for a broader inquiry into reform.
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Ireland
Cuarney
Father Lavelle
Partry
G. H. Moors
Guladstone
Charley
Macris
War Office
Admiralty
Rompell Paumer
Lord Stanuzy
J. Howanp
Mundella
Lord Elcho
Samuda
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House OF Commons
Civil Service Pensions
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