East India Agricultural Company endorses colonization plan
The document outlines a proposed British India agricultural venture to develop sugar, coffee, cotton, silk, tobacco, indigo and other staples. It discusses capitalization, shares, directors, and board structure, aiming to combine capital and energy for full development while opposing monopolies and emphasizing welfare and revenue.
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India
British India
Logan
Baanins - Bondi Masterman, Peters, and Co
Cscut
Benyal
Varius
East
West
United Kingdoms
Catcattas
United States
Netan
Botoonfer
East India Nericultural Company
Watertore
Ating
Landen
Ami
Sule
Whall Ue Utters
Calcutta
London Board
Cour
Price & AL
Old Broad Saver
Carder
Montgomery McArtin
Union of heart and constitution for Ireland
Sir Francis Burdett argues for a true union between Ireland and Britain based on constitutional rights and reciprocal interests. He denounces the existing Irish policy as coercive and calls for equality, ending exclusions, and a united kingdom under one king and one people.
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Feancis Burdett
Ireland
Toli
Nelum
Steve Ing
Wataout
Stedding
Petition Tussle Over Church Rates In Lords Debate
Lords hear petitions from clergy magistrates and merchants on church rates with Pro and anti abolition voices. Debates cover penalties over Irish and Treland expressions, municipal reform in Ireland, and the Poor Law Act's effects, alongside charter asks and marriage registration changes.
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House OF Lords
Jens Beckrat
Carlton and Lofthouse
York
Hereford
Bridgenort
Lord Renton
Blemptore
Devonshire
Lord Strakford
Craven Chapel
St. James's
Westmister
Pete Gane
Leeds
Leen
Lord Godolphein
Glaxsonburgh
Lord Holland
Dryfeld
County of York
Kingston open-Uull
Stuyrmarket
Norwich
Woodford
Marquis of Clanricarde
Cne
Winslow
Bucks
Lord Shaftesbury
Rochester
St James's Grays
Aylesford
Dorsetshire
Melbourne
Lord Langdale
Eneter
Penryn
Cornwall
Budock
Otterbourne
Collerton Crawley
Kent
Newton St
Cyrus
Devon
Lord Cloncurry
Westmeath
Treland
Sealand
Scotland
House of Commons
Cuthouse
Sduod
Lyndhcrst
Ordshire
Fingy
Lond Cloncurry
Hear
Tee Bachef
Lyndhurst
Cloncurry
Valesa
Lord Melbourne
Marquis of Clansdowre
Union of
Holes
Suffolk
Lon Brougham
Oakhampton
Gable
Jord
Cheater
St. Anstell
Anglesea
Brookatrest
Warwick
Aberystwith
Wales
Lord Ashburton
Corbett Pitzwarres
West Buckland
Somersetshire
Staplegrove
Ardleigh
Essex
Viscount Duscansos
Ireland
Earl of Shaftesbury
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Brougham
Lleuse of Commons
Irish Municipal Reform Debates on Corporation Bill
Floor debate on Ireland municipal reform with petitions for abolition of church rates tithes and the ballot. Lords Egerton and Russell clash over Irish state of crime and General Association influence, while supporters push for reform and caution against church dismantlement.
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Barry
Cork
Ireland
Cheera
Michael O'Loghlee
Lord Plunkett
Ward
Agis
Egerton
General Association
Mr. Ward
Great Britain
England
Lord Egerton
Tamworth
Baronet
J. Graham
Eyer
Lord Mulgrave
Losity
Bosse
Maclean
Home Department
Howse
Fox
Blackstone
Pitt
Mr. Fox
Roman Catholica
Kilkenny
Tipperary
Sheil
Boo
Association
Acather
Bon
Lord J. Russell
Cd Org
Bath
Feargus O'Connor
O’connor
Venderman
O'Connell
Lewis
Trefind
Church of Ireland
House of Lords
Lambth
Lambeth
House of Commons
R.m.bellew
Hinchley Small Debts Bill Read A Second Time In Commons
The House of Commons met at the usual hour with Mr Woulefe introduced by Mr C E Watkin and Mr S Bankai taking seats for the debate. The Hinchley Small Debts Bill was moved to a second reading by Mr Halford. The Llanrwst Road Bill also faced a second reading on the motion of Mr James.
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NDON
Croydon Raieway
London
Bishoperate
Artack
APO
Chartenet
Bank Broads
Pho Qo
Ie Dav
Ted Practeco
John
Masubig
John Matities
Bsqrs
Directons
Te Viibh Thelptfenham
Great Western Union Railway
Directare
Carnucester
Enarbeture
Teuderae
Cheltenham and Grocester Division
Cheterham
Churchdown
Darnwood
Gloucester
Stroud
Narnwood
St. Mary de Lode
Swindon
Sopperten Tranel
Companys Offce
Harwood
Nevts
Duke Street
Westminster
Careeter
Lanind
A. Merrich
Con Savary
Coulcil
Sulver Wampactures
Nice
Min Hardy
Feyzlemon
Dutlig
Treland
Sons Russert
Robinson
Canada
Jorussele
Wason
Berkshire
John Russell
Francis Egerton
Fo Egerton
Lord Francis
England
Scotland
Ireland
F. Egerton
House OF Commons
Secarice
Woulefe
C. E. Watkin
S$. Bankai
Halford
Llanrwst Road
James
Llanrwat and Ball
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AGIAD
Agenta
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No Me
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Imperial Parliament
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Crue II
Birmingham
South Union Railway
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South Lawe Railway
Victuallers’ Assurance Company
Hawes
Hill
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ITL
Poutten
Liverpool Apothecaries’ Company
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Sir. Ferguson
Nottingham
Baldwin
Hoo
Lushington
Ashburton
Ar. S. Crawford
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Ragland
Colonel Butler
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