Parliament In Session Discusses Enclosure Bill And Sabbath Labour
Lords hear the Commons Enclosure Bill third reading while debates on colonial judiciary, Sunday postal labour, and abolition of the slave trade dominate. The House considers Sunday mail transmission, university and colonial church issues, and naval blockades amid petitions and protests.
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Lord Langdale
Earl of Carlisle
Nash
Caartes Op Lacy Nash
Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow, and Dublin
Stoute
Lord Courtawn
Lord Broncram
House of Lords
Judicial Committee
Privy Council of Courts of Appeal
East Tedia College
Waileybury
Earl of Waumesnury
London
Marquess of Clanricarde
Oxford
Lord Brovattam
Oxtond
Post Office
Lear
Lord Breverram
Earl of Ilonnoway
Liverpool
Lord BrovenAw
Duke of ArcyLe
Ryder
Earl of Mountcassex
Lord Brovemam
Kingston
Jamaica
Court of Queen's Bench
Lord Denman
Lord Brougham
Lord Stanley
Marquess of Lanspowne
House OF Commons
J. Tyrexu
Witham
Ewarr
G. Greynald
Marriage and Registration Acta
Denison
Hume
Her
Her Majesty
Gorham
Exeter
Times
J. Russell
Judicial Committee of
Privy Council
Brient
Congregational Board of Education
Committee of Council For Education
Pusch
Mr. Wilson
Church OF England
Australia
Gladstone
Jonn Russexx
Ireland
J. Russian
Africa
R. H. Inglis
Church Missionary Society of Africa
the East
Mr. Heald
Wesleyan Missionary Society
E. N. Buxton
St. Ive’s
Saffron Walden
Ware
Mr. Moffatt
Anti-slavery Society of Exeter
Hurt
England
Spain
Portugal
France
Duke of Wellington
Denman
Mansel
Cuba
Brazil
Ihfuté
Napoleon
BarLutt
W. Evans
Lanovuc
Liberia
Gold
Gallinas
Laubouchere
British West Indies
Grantley Berkeley
Peenene
Admiralty
CrisHonm Manstey
R. Inexts
Lord H. Vane
Cardwell
PeLwAm
T House
Col. Tompson
Carlyle
J. Russenn
United States
Lord J. Russell
Europe
University of Oxford
R. Grosvenor
Lord D. Stuart
St. Paul’s Cathedral
C. Lewis
G. Grey
Lewis
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Strangera
Scotland
Long Brovcuam
Francis W. Krerson
Loughorna
Tipperary
High Court of Justiciary
Edinburgh
William Duncan
Amble
Northumberland
Alexander Cumming
Broughton-street
Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
Cumming
Duncan
Ray
Leslie
Wishart
Aberdeen
Moray Firth
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Paris election sparks cross party unity in republican drift
Reports detail French leaders Thiers and de Montalembert amid debate over the March 10 Paris election, praising the republic’s restraint and patriotism while denouncing denouncements of merchants who voted Democratic. The Assemblée Nationale weighs publishing names, with ministers defending press duty and electoral secrecy.
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Thiers
de St. Priest
Berryer
de Montalembert de Broglie
Changarnier
Paris
Republic
Drews
Dssrmphie Mad Tionale
St. Bartholomew
Friends of Order
L'Organisation de Lraveil
Elysée
The
Patrie
Assemblée Nationale
M. Rouher
M. Baroche
M. Giroux
Rue du Coq St. Honoré
M. Crocé-Spinelli
M.tahan
MM. Mayuet
Rue de la Paix
M. Guer
Aud
Petit St. Thomas
Democratic Committee
Assemble Sgn
Nei
Legislative Assembly
M. Ferdinand DE Lasterriz
Sectin
Thcl
Tritmisiath
M. Cuanras
Lohitt
Federer
Crs M. Barnecue
Minister of the Interior
M. J. Favre
Protear
Seatotal
Crink
Neild
Lis
Aem
Molé
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Twouse OF Lords
Monbay
Royal Commission
Lord Browdam
Myde Park
Lord Chatham
Wyndham
Victoria-park
Lord Cannite
Hyde-park
Regent's Park
Victoria Park
Lord Broucham
Caruisne
B To, and Their Lordships Iin Meen Asteer
Geonce Anthony Denison
Great Britain
Sir C. Wood
HisaryArp
Sir C. Woop
Fagan
R. Ferauson
Clerk of the Peace
Clements
W. Lowinvinie
Warrant
Jeaye