Prince of Wales takes oath and seats in Parliament
The Prince of Wales entered the Lords at 4 pm amid cheers, taking oaths and moving to his chair beside the throne before returning to the cross benches. Archbishops Canterbury and York took oaths, and the Queen's Speech was read, with debate on Britain’s role in America and Greece.
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Prince of Wales
Duke of Cambridge
Duke of Newcastle
Duke of Argyll
Earl of Derby
Lord Granville
St. Germans
Kingsdown
Lord Sydney
Willoughby D‘eresby
Royal
Archbishop of Canterbury
York
Lord Cuancellor
Earl Dupley
Prince Alfred
Greece
Tonian
Grecian
France
America
Earl of Granard
Earl of Derry
Earl Russell
Italy
Rome
Ionian Islands
Denmark
Earl
Church of England
Earl Russeall
England
Lord Maumesbury
Earl Grey
Lord CarnAnvos
Lord Woornousz
Pau
Calthorpe
Lincoln
Mr. Disraint
Alexandra
Mr.Disraeli
Syxus
Ronenr Mosracur
Macume
Foster
Hunness
SmMontawrr
Ember
Manchester
Lord Paumerston
Public Address and Sources of Reform Across Parliament
An account of Lords and Commons activity covers oaths, new members, and notices for Bills. Highlights include Palmerston announcing the Prince of Wales marriage contract, debates on income tax relief, and various measures on church rates Irish affairs and volunteer forces.
Harbours of Refuge and Education Endowments Debate
Lords discussion includes Lord Ravensworth on Harbours of Refuge. Viscount Sydney reports Her Majesty's answer to the Address. Lord Wro rsisy asks about funding measures for Education Commissioners recommendations on charitable endowments. Earl Granville cautions against transferring powers fully to his department. Lords adjourn before elyek.
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Mouse
Moxpay
Lord Ravensworth
Lord Stewake
Sydney
Lord Wrorrrsisy
Education Commissioners
Earl Granvinia
Charity Commissioners
Elyek
House of Commons Debate on Transport of Infectious Patients
Monday in Reigate Mr Leveson Gower took his seat as petitions were presented. Dr Beapy questioned the Home Secretary about infectious patients being carried to hospitals in public conveyances. Grey said parochial authorities could supply hospital carriages but drivers could not be empowered to refuse fares based on disease concerns.
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Leveson Gower
Reigate
Beapy
Debates on Bills and Elections Policy in the House
The House discussed repeal of the Fire Insurance duty and a bill to reform corrupt practices in elections. Ministers addressed evidence from university inquiries, foreign commissions, and railway financing, while a new bill on election expenses and voting procedures was introduced and left with leave to bring in.
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Barney
Buntrick
Locke
Gordon Durr
Newpeare
France
Belgium
J. Everstone
Mr. Bentinck
Ionian Islands
J.trelawny
New Zealand
Hisperr
J. Wausit
Grifvith
Tonian Islands
Griffith
Mr. Herbert
Poor Law Board
Boards of Guardians
England
Victoria
Ireland
Witwirrs
Colonel Dunny
W. Willliams
Pun Ur
Hapfield
P. O’brien
M. Gisson
Serjeant Picarr
Whalley
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Hapruto
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Baronet
Layarp
Lord Patens'ron
Taylor
Treasury
Galway
Gregory
C. Ferruscun
Lambeth
Lord Srasbey
India
Sedashegur
Kennanp
Bengal
C. Woop
Pau Mursroy
H. Seymour
Duke of
Saxe-Coburg
Lords Commissioners
Huxnessy
Poland
Hunv
Culpers
Derby
Lord &, Ceci
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Elaprieep
G. C. Lewis
Charles I
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Arvon
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Lord ‘Tauro
Earl du Grey
Lord Truro
House OF Commons
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Carlow
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House
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Sykes
Sarlors
Jones
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Admiralty
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Christie
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Rio Janeiro
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