Liverpool Reform Association debated in the House
Mr Cospen praised the Liverpool Reform Association and urged broader Financial Reform Associations in towns and villages. Sir Dr L Evans condemned their tracts as lacking candour. Mr Gipson warned the discussion stemmed from an ill judged charge against a respectable body. The bill was read a second time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cospen
Liverpool Reform Association
Hume
Liverpool
L. Evans
M. Gipson
Navigation Bill discussion on coasting trade and reciprocity
Debates over allowing foreign ships in coasting trade meet opposition. Labouchere notes revenue risk and reverses proposal. Grapstone and others push two-clause plan with conditional and direct legislation. Clauses on colonial coasting trade pass or are defeated amid divisions. Disraeli attacks and leaders clash before progress on clause 19.
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Lasovonere
United States
Board of Customs
Lebouchere
Sir St. Fremantle
Grapstown
Labouchere
Great Britain
Europe
Gladstone
Herries
J. Winson
Bouverie
Bovverts
Wawn
Col Nies
Grapstone
Lazonbuerg
R. Pee
Guarstong
Guapstone
Hasrrz
Buicut
Mucuxuti
DisrazLi
Dupes
Guapstonse
LanovcHers
Mr. Disraeli
Disraeli
J. L. Ricanvo
Sanders
Ireland Rate in Aid Debate Shows Split Over Relief Plan
In the Lords Lord MontraGLe urged an estimate of funds raised by a 23 percent rate on Ireland rateable property to meet destitution in Connaught. In the Commons Mr Hamilton pressed six months delay on the second reading, while Sir W Somervilly urged clarity on relief sources and government intent. The dispute centered on fairness, implementation, and the burden on Ulster and landlords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Montragle
Ireland
Connaught
Marquis of Clannicarbe
Karl Fitzwilliam
Wuakacuirru
Cassell
Earl of Wicklow
Marquis of
Clhankicarde
Lord Monikagle
House of Commons
G. Hamilton
Corny
W. Somervilly
Mr. Hamilton
Ulster
Lord Jocelyn
F. French
H. Herzert
P. Scrors
J. Wausu
Starrorp
R. Peel
Sir George Grey
Stafford
Hon
Baronet
The
Home Pe Petteent
Tamworth
Home Department
G. Grey
Mr. Stafford
M. J. O’conner
Sir G. Grey
Foramworth
Acoustics critique of Lords chamber echoed in bankruptcy bill debate
Lord Brougham cited acoustic flaws in the House of Lords after a Metropolitan Law Association petition argued the bankruptcy consolidation bill moved too fast. Reporters noted the chamber's design muffles speech, complicating hearings. The Small Courts (Ireland) Bill was rejected in Commons on Wednesday.
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House of Lords
Metropolitan Law Association
Lord Broucham
Times
Lord Brougham
Ireland
Commons
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