Cooper's New Works and Ireland Education Debates
A verbose 19th century catalog and parliamentary debate snippet discusses Cooper's new novels including The Benedictines and Captain Skinner's Excursions, followed by lengthy Irish education and tithe reform deliberations. Arguments weigh abolition or reform of tithes, the role of landlords, and a new permanent, compulsory system. references to Ireland’s clergy, Protestant-Catholic dynamics, and legislative plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Cooper
Henry Colburn
Richard Bentley
New Burlington-street
Captain Skinner
India
Ganges
Merut
Cawnpore
Delhi
Hindostan
Himalaya
Jumna
Scotland
General Assembly
Highlands
Ireland
G. Murray
McNamara
Goulburn
Solicitor- General of
Stanley
A. Johnstone
Solicitor
Pringle
Gordon
Stanley Rose
England
Hellar
Baronet
Mr. Stanley
Ecclesiastical Courts Reform Debate in Lords
In the Lords July session the Chancellor outlines a proposed bill to reform the Ecclesiastical Courts. He critiques the Court of Delegates structure, noting failures in finality and practice, and recalls historical calls for reform dating to Charles II.
House of Commons Petitions on Ireland Education and Tithe
Mr Williams presented a petition from Monmouthshire in favor of Ireland education reform. Mr Leader showed petitions from Irish parishes against tithe. Mr MacKinnon backed a humane acts bill to amend cruelty laws, while Mr Wilks noted broader animal protection. Lord Oxmanstow n favored redress for Devitt in post office dismissal. correspondence on Mills and Devitt to be laid before the House. Bank Charter debate opened with Derby petitioners urging delay. peers urged caution while Hume and Parnell stressed available time before the Bank of England charter decision.
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Court of Delegates
Privy Council
Crown
Lord Chancellor
Court of Review
High Court of
Iain
Exeter
Ireland
Factheypo
Times
Mirror of Parliament
Marquis of London
Derry
Prentice Boys
Home Department
Marquis of Londonderry
Tines
Lord Melbourne
Weleou EE Ee
Marquis of
Committee On the
Engahd
Greece
Chandos
Chard (Ghandos
Pétiie
Othol
Bavaria
France
Russia
England
Althorp
Hunt
Horsenvnger-lane
Prisen
Dennison
Briscoe
H. L. Bulwer
Toeneral Darling
General Darling
Colonial Department
Darling
Datta
Wentworth
New South Wales
Lord Howick
Bulwer
Patrick Thompson
J. Gordon
Exeter Hall
Memaer
Board of Education
Dublin
Shaw
Plerceval
Sligo
Stanley
Dundalk
Mr. Stanley
Gordon
J. Browne
Ballinrobe
Gentleman
County of
Mayo
Kildare Society
Downshire
Coote
Erasmus Smith
St. Augustine
St. Bernard
Scotland
Edinburgh
Pillans
Williams
Monmoothshire
Leader
Mackinnon
Association For the Promotion of National Humanity
Martin
Wilks
Lord
Oxmanstown
Clotworthy Dobbin Devitt
General Post Office
Lord Oxmanstown
Treasury
Irish General Post-office
George Dallas Mills
Clotworthy Dobbin Devett
Gisborne
Derby
Mr. G
Bank of England
H. Parnell
Fr. Robinson
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Reedom
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Uggin
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New Poat
N.B. Water
New Bereanss
Ss. Td
Pig
Rentice and Co
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Fareel
Outeli
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Strand
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Henry Brett
Drury-land
Geneva
London
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Valley
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Guinea
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Mecht
N.B. Mecht
Mechi
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Corphill
Palitica
van Diemen's Land
Swan River
South Africa
Robert Gouger
J. M.and Co
Ublic
1.M.and Co
Mprail
M‘phail
Regent Niret
Howell
James
C. M'Phail
M*phail
Thia
Regent-street
Pallanell
Twell and James
C. M. Particu
Stoke Newington-green
Crogan and Son
John Suy
Royal College of Surgeons
Robert Adelphi
Chapple
Pallcull
Catherine-treet
Upper Lingstreet
Bloomsbury
Marsh
Oxford-street
Flatlane
Chappell
Royal Exchange
Guy
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Imo
Henry. Belinaye
Duchess of Wsant
Europe
Norw Monthly Magazine
Wm. Joy
St. Paul's Churchyard
J. Rowbotham
F.r.as
C. N.B
Metropolitan
Wim, Joy
Geographia Antiqua
Joseph Guy
University of Oxford
Gentleman’s Magazine
Tony
William Joy
St. Paul's Churchoard
Imperial Magazine
S. P. Reynolds
Bilan
L-Imperial Magazine
Evans
Leicester
Wynn Ellis
de Tyrrell i
Acisey
Suffolk
Alderman Wood
J. C. Hobhouse
Wyse
Tipperary
Trish
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Right
Treland
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Westminster Hall
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