Debate on Ireland Church Bill and its political impact
Lord Mansfield and other peers challenge the church reform measure, arguing it threatens Protestant rights in Ireland and could provoke constitutional convulsions. They warn against enacting a commission that reshapes bishop numbers, enhances state control, or alters church property use, while urging safeguards for Catholic and dissenting interests. The session adjourns amid calls for parliamentary clarity on press laws and security issues in Ireland.
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Aene
Lord Mansfield
Riest
Het
Ear
England
Ireland
Earl Mansfield
Scotland
Marquis of
Lansdowne
Reland
Londonperry
Earl Grey
Debates over Irish magistrates and Westminster corruption
Parliamentary proceedings discuss Irish magistrates backing outrages, a motion on returns and communications, repeal petitions, and press reporting woes. Westminster bribery claims are denied. reporters blamed for misrepresentations amid ongoing Factory Regulation Bill debate.
Factory labour bill debate stains the House with passion
In a heated discussion several speakers condemn or defend a bill limiting child and youth work hours in factories. Proponents cite moral urgency and economic strain from foreign competition, while opponents warn of ruinous effects and demand stricter enforcement of existing acts. The chamber splits over protection, reform, and potential revolution.
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Duncombe
Lord Ashley
Board of Trade
House of Commons
Percape
P. Thomson
Wilbraham
Colonel Torrens
Potter
A. Sanford
Althorp
Fryer
England
Hou
Mr. Hardy
Siete
Pease
J. Hobhouse
Fielden
Bolling
J. C. Hobhouse
Friends of Humanity
Uoper
G. Hobhouse
G. Phillips
Gisborne
Bolton
Hume
Dunlop
Corbett
Cashire
J. Stanley
Oldham
Mr. Stanley
H. Welloughby
Abolition of Slavery Bill debated amid reform Dinner notes
The passage covers parliamentary debate on the Slavery Abolition Bill with Lord Althorp and Mr Stanley arguing over measures to protect factory children, plus a report on the Crowns finance and stock prices. It notes the Tees Sun publication start, a reform club dinner event and details of stock prices, arrivals, and a bridge water schedule.
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India
Consors
Metalliques
Rentes
Real Dé
Buenos Ayres
Carthagena
Dublin
Flanders
France
Guernseyani Jersey
Hamburgh
London Bridge
Norrow
Paria Papers Opened With Currents From Europe
The Paria Papers dated Wednesday report foreign news from Constantinople and Paris. Russia and the Porte were said near a treaty of alliance. Lisbon and Madrid hints show liberal trends. Miguelites clash with Constitutionalists near Oporto. News of Napier’s victory not yet in Oporto. Lords adjourned after speeches by bishops and lords.
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Paria
Constantinople
Paris
Augsburg
Russia
Porte
Portugal
Lyons
Speedy
Falmouth
Oporto
Lisbon
Sardello
Fez
Micnel
Napier
Algarves
Gdeimera
Alentejos
Bajur
Donna Maria
Micuel
The Reform Bill Debate and Factory Legislation Controversy
The piece reviews a Lords and Commons debate on reform and factory protection, criticizing Lord Althorpe and the Whigs. It denounces Irish Coercion measures, infanticide concerns, and the tempo of the reform process, arguing the public must defend rights instead of trusting Parliament. It also notes a treasury decision on Deccan prize money and questions future parliamentary moves.
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House of Commons
Lord Autuorre
Lord Althorp
CianceMor
Great Britain
Apmack’s
Lord
Lord Artuorp
Lords of the Treasury
Privy Council
Commons
House
Crown
Taonas Histor
Lionen Saity
Treasury
Altaonrr
Portos in Portugal Under Rigorous Blockade
An extracted letter dated Porto June 29 reports an official document declaring all ports in Portugal and the Algarve under a strict blockade by her majesty. The note notes vessels from friendly powers may be affected. debate on the Irish Church Bill remains unresolved amid other dispatches.
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Porto
Don Pedro
Porte
Portugal
Algarves
Meron
Ascens
Aca
London and Lisbon political and market briefs amid unrest
Reports note a prevailing Tory split over a bill and potential ministerial fate as Don Pedro gains in civil affairs. The North and South Coffee-house track Consols at 90.4 while Portuguese turmoil and revolts influence markets. Colonial progress, manumission debates, and sugar staple shifts color the uncertain outlook.
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Wharncliffe
Harrowby
Jon
Cit
Don Pedro
Solonial
Seatreet
West Indies
Itia
Lisbon
Tel Na Ee. Cation
Don Miguel
Stras
Reja
Pwo o'cLoce
Ogni
Sao A
East India Charter Bill Dominant Church Debate Proceeds
In Parliament the East India Charter Bill faces debate over clause 89 proposing two judges for Madras and Bombay with annual revenues of 24006 sicca rupees. O Connell opposes a dominant church, while Grant and Wyn defend amendments to improve a church already established. Lords debate postponed to tomorrow due to time.
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East India Company
Madras
Bombay
O'Connell
Charles Grant
India
C. Wyn
Suert
House of Lords
Injunction Granted In Hertfordshire Farm Case
Vice-Chancellor's Court heard a case against a Hertfordshire farmer over moving hay and straw off the farm in breach of lease terms. The injunction was granted. It was a part heard matter with Sir E. B. Sugden, Mr. Jacob for plaintiffs, and Messrs. Witham for the defendant. The reporter noted the proceedings were lengthy.
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Russell
Hertfordshire
Howell Y. Howell
E. B. Sugden
Jacob
Mesars
Witham
Rolls Court and Paton Mund Case Summary
Two-thirds of bequeathed Indian securities disputed in a bill filed by plaintiffs. Infant beneficiary involved. Petition consented. guardians sought for widow and two children to protect the intestate rector’s estate valued around 4000 dollars. Master to decide due to unknown petitioner character and best interests of children.
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Rolls’ Court
Paton
Counsel. Co
Ex-Parte
Hughes
Inter
Insolvent Debtor Case Adjourned Sine Die
In Insolvent Debtors Court Commissioner Law hears William Duncan Campbell report of a petition time to be worth 100. The insolvent returns within five years and seeks discharge with creditors consent. A debtor and creditor account with Jonak was considered. adjourned sine die. An anecdotal remark about insolvent Jones and a hostile exchange with his father in law is noted.
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Evans
Westminster
F. Bartlett
J. C. Hobhouse
Baronet
Hume
de Vear
Heeperer
O'Connell
Newsy Ptr Pryrioters
Hear
Rer Jr
Baring
City of London
City of Westminster
Abercromby
M. Phtillips
E. L. Bulwer
Lord Ashley
Earl of Darlington
Scotland
Memier
Ceylon
Viscount Goderich
R. J. Wilmot Horton
Messer
Lord Goderich
Upper Canada
Murray
Serjeant
Petrix
Courts of Justice
Ireland
O'Connext
Wason
Demerara
Bahamas
G. W. Wood
Brorhertos
Strickland
Commissioner Law
Wiliam Duncan Campbell
Jonak
Has. Jones
Ani
Markets Stale Beans and Wheat Prices Mixed
Market notes show limited bean supply and light rain affecting trading. Wheat and oats prices vary with little clear direction. Figures indicate small shifts in BEAN and OATS prices and overall unsettled tone in the corn exchange report.
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Bartley
Fragmentary Inquest on Weather Body Continued
Unclear OCR fragment reports an adjourned inquest into a death, with references to weather and public knowledge of the transaction. The text is incomplete and resumes at a later time, mentioning a party named in connection with the case and a scheduled restart at an unspecified hour.
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