Proceedings in the Lords and Education Commission debate
Imperial Parliament in the Lords considers printing the 1831 Select Committee report on secondary punishment and reviews petitions for church funds in Scotland. The Irish Education Commission inquiry prompts a request for papers including instructions to commissioners and Mr Craig’s appointment, with peers debating postponement and proper procedure.
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House OF Lords
Bernat
Commons
Select Committee
Duke of Richmond
Select
Bernar
Kennedy
Lords of Session
Scotland
Duke of Sutherland
Caithness
Farl
Oxford
Aberdeenshire
ISH
Education Commission
Lord Duncannon
Ireland
Exeter
D. Craig
Mr. Craig
Craig
Duke of Wellington
Peat
Omitted Craig and Oaths Bill Debates in Lords and Commons
In a lengthy session the Lords discussed Mr Craig and his candidate J Craig, then moved to mutiny bills and oaths abolition. Amendments aimed at Ireland were debated, including adding roads to the clause. The Witnesses Bribery Indemnity Bill was advanced, with historical parallels drawn to Walpole era. The Commons moved to Cork election matters and Dublin election committee procedures, with objections to voters lists analyzed and a timetable set for amendments.
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Duke of Wellington
Marquis of Bute
Paisley
Duke of Richmond
Earl of Wicklow
Ireland
London
Lord Broucham
Duke of Richmont
Earl of Wickow
Earl of Mulgrave
Walpole
Commons
Lord Cardigan
Woolsack
Lord Hardwicke
Lord Brougham
Earl
Pulteney
Earl of Bath
House OF Commons
Sreakee
Cork
Villiers
Canterbury
Rice
Mandeville
Armagh
Earl of Gosford
Lord Gosford
Ord Manderile
F. Shaw
Plan to Reform Lord Mayor Authority in Common Council
In a committee of the whole, Mr William Pritchard proposes that if the Lord Mayor refuses to convene a Court of Common Council on request by forty or more members, five or more members may assemble it in the manner used by the Lordship. The body would act as a Court with a rotating president, and absence of the Lord Mayor would not halt proceedings. The plan aims to curb executive overreach and restore antiquated checks, arguing the Lord Mayor cannot refuse requests. debate and laughter follow, then the resolutions are unanimously agreed and sent to the Court of Common Council.
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Austen
Thessiga
Vetera
West
Hamilton
O’connell
Rothven
Coart of Common Council
William Pritchard
Lord Bayer
Court
Pritchard
Common Council
Richard the Second
House of Commons
Wire
Richard Taylor
Nicholas Bramber
Tyburn
Prior
Farebrother
R. Taylor
Court of Common Council
Diseases of the Ear Charity Report Highlights Nine Thousand Patients Helped
At the Royal Dispensary for Diseases of the Ear annual meeting the secretary Mr. Smith read a report showing since 1816 the charity aided over 9 080 patients with cures and reliefs including deaf and dumb cases. The meeting voted thanks to John Harrison Curtis Enq Director and Surgeon for his zeal and indefatigable work.
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Royal Dis Prosary
Smith
John Harrison Curtis
Enq
Fraudulent Tory Addresses Stir Lincoln Politics
Debates over Irish Church revenues ignite in Lincoln as a Tory address copy circulates in pubs and shops. A Liberal counteraddress signed by local merchants and the Liberal Society of Lincoln denounces misrepresentation and backs Lord John Russell while urging reform of voter registration and stamp duties.
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