Real Property Transfer Bill Faces Mixed Debate in Commons
In the House of Commons Henry Darumvonp pushes a Real Property Transfer Bill arguing for a simple economical registry to replace lengthy recitals. Critics warn against vague definitions and nonlocal registration while supporting principle of registry. the bill is opposed by some as impractical, and the motion to defer was defeated 55 to 45.
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House of Commons
Henry Darumvonp
China
Drummond
Page Woop
Grencre Grey
Kimmey
Muntines
Ewart
Mr. Muntz
Attrorney-Gneral
House
British Intervention in Sicily Debate in Parliament
Mr Bankes moved for British intervention in Sicily and for an account of Ordnance stores sent to a contractor in 1848 for Sicilian insurgents. Lord Palmerston defended Italian policy, while MPs raised Repeal and retrenchment issues. The division passed 124 to 39 and the penal transportation plan was outlined as part of broader government policy.
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King of the Two Sicilies
Bankes
Lord Minto
Lord Palmerston
Mgr
Joan O'Connell
Mr. Hume
Ireland
Joan Russet
Ordnance
Naples
Pau Menston
Banker
Convict Transportation Debate in the House of Commons
In the Commons on Thursday Lord Manon urged a clear statement of the transportation policy from 1846 to 1848, criticized Lord Grey, discussed abolition of New South Wales transportation, and proposed reforms including a penal colony and experimental assignments. Mr Hiernert highlighted overcrowded Irish prisons with violent penalties and deaths, while Sir Grey defended the Government’s transportation measures.
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Sir George
Lord Mahon
New Australia
Hume
John PaxinetTon
Captain Maconochie
Guapstone
William Denison
Ewart
Grover Grey
van Diemen’s Land
New South Wales
Cape of Good Hope
House of Commons
Lord Manon
Lord Grey
Karl Grey
Hiernert
Sir Grece Grey
Agricultural Relief and proposed plan for fair taxation
Mr Disraeli argues for conciliation and justice in addressing agricultural distress within the new commercial system. He condemns £12,000,000 of direct local taxation on one quarter of national income and proposes a compromise plan preserving local rates while funding half by the Consolidated Fund. He notes opposition from Peel and Russell on free trade and relief to land occupiers.
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Disratzi
Cobden
Consolidated Fund
Robert Peel
Lord John Russell
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the Mirror OF Parliament
General Registry
Sicily
Agricultural Relief
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