Reform Bill Royal Assent and House of Lords Ceremony
The article recounts the Royal assent by commission to the Reform Bill with the Lords Commission, and the ceremonial visit of the Speaker to the Lords. It notes the sparse attendance, the Duke of Sussex’s congratulations, petitions on related measures, and debate on factory, slavery, and colonial issues, ending with procedural motions and criticisms of the Boundary Bill.
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Boundary divisions and reforms debate in Parliament
In a late night session Parliament debated county divisions including Tamworth, Stafford, and Cheshire. Lords criticized boundary practices, with speakers urging adherence to reform principles and noting discrepancies in town and clerks returns. The discussion covered 300 population rule, adjournment orders, and divisions across Cornwall, Cumberland, Devon, Durham, and Lancashire before adjourning to continue the report next day.
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Cambridge convocation grants numerous degrees this June
At a Cambridge congregation on Wednesday last the university conferred many degrees including Bachelors and Masters across colleges such as St John's Trinity and Queen's. The ceremony named individuals from Christ's and Clare Hall among others and noted adjunct appointments and fellowships as well as a nearby examination with first class results.
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