Retrenchment critique of ministerial economy claims
A contemporary review questions the claimed three million annual savings and argues ministers may have cut in areas with little impact while opposing debts and luxury expenditures. It condemns pension grants and sinecures as inadequate targets and mocks the idea of visible signs of state pauperism.
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S. Rice
Rice
Lord Althorp
Perard Althorp
Wellesleys
Ruthven
Spring Rice
Hume
Treasury
Middlesex
Mr. Hume
Irish Church Bill Debates In Lords On Diminishing Irish Bishops
The Lords debated the Irish Church Temporalities Bill with speeches from Lord Grey, the Duke of Wellington, and others. A major amendment proposed to grant the crown commendam sees faced opposition as threatening the Act of Union and coronation oath, while supporters urged conciliation and better clerical provision. The clause was retained with modifications after lengthy discussion.
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Duke of Wellington
Earl
Earl Grey
Waterford
Earl of Wicklow
Ireland
Earl of Rosse
England
Treisad
Nunkett
Osse
Duke of Cumberland
Dublin
Marquis of
Landsdowne
Rus
Earl Rosse
Act of Union
Scotland
Lord Liverpool
Canterbury
Cashel
Emly
Elizabeth
Exefer
Tuam
Killaine
Clonfert
Ossory
Exeter
Marquis of Lansdowne
Precate
Lord Plunkett
Lord Rosse
Hear
Tives
Earl of
Harrow
Wellington
Chancer
Church of Ireland
Liverpool
Commons
India
Harrowby
Hook
Crook
Chester
Norwich
London
House of Commons
Earl of Harrowby
Owever
Lord Harrowby
Chauncelton
Ellen Borough
Ord Ellenborough
Ministers and their creatures show waning strength
A fragment reflects political strain as the relaxed insolence of ministers and their allies hints at fading power and eroding influence in governance. The tone suggests mounting weariness and diminished effectiveness among leadership.
Parliamentary session adjourns after amendments to clauses
The 37th to 46th clauses excluding Slat and 42d were amended, then agreed. The fuse resumed, and the Chairman reported leave to sit again tomorrow. The lordships adjourned for the day.
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Soge
Perrace
Land
Dcay
House of Commons July 23 debate on parish bill amendments
Proceedings show Major Handley proposing exemption for parishes under 10 000, opposition from Sir Oswald Moseley and others, amendment withdrawn, clauses 6 to 9 passed, minor verbal tweak to clause 10, clauses 11 to 13 approved, 13 C postponed, progress reported and adjournment at 3 pm.
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House OF Commons
Major Handley
Oswald Moseley
G. Somerset
Suan Lefevre
E. Kearcupore
Shaw Evre
Hardy
Parrott
House
Debates on Criminial Laws and Septennial Reform Motion
The session resumes with Lords’ message on estate bill and several others. Speakers discuss criminal law reforms, New South Wales, and petitions for triennial parliaments as Tennyson pushes a repeal of the Septennial Act, arguing shorter parliaments better reflect public will and curb corruption.
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Lords
Thellusson
Alon
Memner
Spring Rice
O'Connell
New South Wales
Legislative Assembly
Co. Evans
London
Gillon
Stirlingshire
Wallace
England
O’connell
Ireland
H. Hughes
Colchester
Memper
D. W. Harvey
Oxford
Hughes Hughes
Mr. Harvey
Harvey
West India Biel
Godson
Jamaica
Stanley
West India
Tennyson
Feary
Tudors
Rts
Henry the Eighth
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Contemporary Press
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Lord Suffield
Radnor
Glasgow
Lord Aberdeen
Church of England
Lord Rolle
Keens Nauk & Coutse
Orde
Erbanin
Devonshire
Friends of
Picondainy
Contron
House of Dominons
Conchuai Tleman
Vno
Perison
Ike Charac
House of C
Aline
Peri
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