Bill on Ireland church relief second reading debated
Lords argued over a coercion bill linked relief for the church of Ireland. The Chancellor defended the measure’s aims to stabilize Ireland, while opponents challenged its impact on the coronation oath and church property, with calls for better plans and reforms. The debate ended with a majority in favor of the second reading and the bill set for committee Monday.
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Church of Ireland
Rari
Ireland
Exeter
England
Church of England
Jord
Ishops
the East India Company
Murray
Toachii
Buchan
Rocuraren
Cumberland
Canterbury
England and
Duke of Sussex
Uone
Lord Wynford
Hear
Grey
Earl of
Earl of Harrowly
East India Charter sparks heated debate on bishops and church
In the Commons debate on the East India Company's Charter, Mr Grant and supporters argue for two additional Indian bishops to aid Protestant religious instruction, while opponents including O Connell Sheil and others warn against a dominant church and potential conflict with Catholic and Presbyterian communities in India, pressuring government to defend religious equality. The heated exchange touches costs, administration, and the future of church establishment in India.
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East India Company
C. Grant
Bernal
Madras
Bombay
O'Connell
Ion Baronet
Sir R. Tuglis
India
University of Oxford
Mr. O.C
Europe
Ged
Atey Jon
Alex. Johnstone
Sia
Somelerition
Hear
Dublin
Wynn
Sheil
Board of Control
Hon
Pale
Grant
Mr. Shell
Lani
Shell
Macauley
France
East Indian Company
the India Company
Calcutta
Robert Hall
Lord Althorp
Asl
O’connell
R. Inglis
Tipperary
Hume
Ford
Ceylon
van Diemen’s Land
Cape of Good Hope
Mauritius
Oxford
Buller
Eiber
French
Bruce
Middlesex
Church of Scotland
Evening Sittings on Irish affairs and India bill debate
Session notes show MPs debating commutation of taxes for workers, a dismissed official in a contempt case, and Orange processions with bloodshed. The India bill clause on a third bishop divides members. many amendments, salaries, and diocesan limits are discussed as the house clears items and adjourns for Monday.
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Robinson
G. Lam
O'Connell
Marty
Littleton
Ireland
Perceval
W. Gossett
O'Reilly
Orange Prenaessons
O'Dwyer
Captain Elliott
Hyde
Roxburghshire
Lord Althorp
S. Rice
Middlesex
Libel Indictment Before Boston Jury in 1830 Riot Context
Midland circuit notes recount a libel trial against Boston shopkeeper J. Barber. The placard accused the Boston corporation of embezzlement and bribery amid 1830 election riots. Jury struggled, foreman proclaimed no verdict after an hour, and ten jurors favored guilty while two remained firm, prompting a retrial.
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Midland
Lincoln
Mayor and Corporation OF
Boston
J. Barber
Corporation
Hill
Lordahip
Reform Bill Battle Flows Through Lords and Press
The True Sun argues the Lords’ second reading of the Reform Bill weakens the threat to the constitution, condemns Tory strategy as stalling and mischief, and predicts a brutal Committee battle with ministers and reform opponents. It denounces the Bishop of Exsarpa and Birmingham unions while praising the push for universal suffrage and radical unionist aims.
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Birmingham
Sagan
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