Imperial Parliament Lords Debates on Coercion Bill 1834
The Lords debated petitions for church protection from parishes in several counties and considered the Coercion Bill. Lord Grey defended delay in renewing the act while Mr O Connell pressed for full correspondence to be laid before a select committee for Ireland's liberties. The debate touched on Lord Wellesley's shifting opinions and the need for full deliberation before renewal.
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House of Commons July 7 Evening Sitting on Coercion Bill
The Speaker resumed the chair as Lords conveyed the passage of private bills. Lord Antiorp moved papers on Ireland and stated that the government might renew the three Coercion Bill clauses. A Cabinet indecision was criticised while Mr Hume defended the right honourable Dublin member and cautioned restraint until government intentions were clear.
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