Labour rate bill urged by petitioners from Farnham
In the Lords a flood of petitions was read. Devon and Saffron Walden sought protection for the Established Church. The Labour-rate Bill was urged by Farnham parish signatories. Lord Durham pressed reforms to corporate voting and tenure. Debate covered London University charter and reform challenges. The session closed with petitions on dissenters and tithes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Mazon
Lord Eldon
Devon
Saffron Walden
Duke of Hamilton
Gisteor
Pote Pier
Laffey
Lord Durham
Frome
Oxford
Cambridge
University of London
London University
Privy Council
Birmingham
Scotland
Ashtonuoder
Lord King
Ripley
Surrey
Upton
Beighhonting
Irish Reform Bill and Jury Law Debates in Commons
In a lengthy Commons session transcript, MPs debate Irish Reform measures, jury system changes, and election bribery laws. O Connell advocates jury ballot expansion. Littleton opposes altering English precedents. O Connell presses for Ireland reforms amid petitions on Belfast tenants and Castle Kemp.
Lord Althorpe defends registration and naval service plan
Debates in Parliament cover Lord Althorpe's assertion that a motion aimed at registering seamen aligns with government aims to improve royal service. A division results in ministers prevailing 2218 to 2130. Additional items include timber duties from North America, Westminster fines, and Mr Cohen's libel case with calls for royal pardon amid strong opposition to libel prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Althorp
Admiralty
King
Sheffield
J.nehamt
Buckingham
Decesesan
Imber
Hutt
North America
Baltic
F. Burdett
City of
Westminster
A. d
Cohen
Brighton
Mr. Cohen
F. O.connor
Kemp
Low
Sussex
Secretary of State
Hawkins
Ale
Brighton Guardian
Lord G. Lennox
Buller
Hopeson
Hoaues Hoanes
F. O'Connor
Charles Blunt
Lord W. Lennox
Major Beauclerk
Lord Brougham
Wigney
Committee of Supply
Marine Forces’ Regulation
J. Grawam
Monster of a Maniac Charged With Stabbings and Assassination Attempt
David Bindley was committed to the assizes for stabbing Caroline Earp with a small sharp instrument after a Monday public office examination. He faced further assault charges at Handsworth, with his attorney suggesting head injuries may have affected his mental faculties. In a related report, about fifty armed men attacked Rev. J Mansergh’s house at net Malin, wounding him, as he and servants repelled the assailants. An assassination attempt on Rev. Anthony Armstrong on the Ballyphillip road was also noted.
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G. Bingham
Dublin
Basra
O'Reilly
Ireland
Fermanagh Assizes
Fermanagh
Jr. O'Connell
Ribery
Hardy
Hoa
George IV
House of Commons
Durham
Baron Wood
Eform
Stafford
County of
York
Wynn
J. Russell
O'Connell
W. Wynn
Mr. Wynn
H. Hughes
Oxford
Hughes
Memper
Hume
Harpy
Murray
Buckingham
Duke of Cumberland
Lord Camden
Dover Roads
Forster
Admiralty
Nelson
Lord Nelson
West Indies
America
Liverpool
Barrow
Frear
Don Miguel
Don Pedro
House of Lords
Greenwich
Uite
G.F. Young
J. Graham
Foster
King’s
Henry Lord Nelson
Lord St. Vincent
Sheffield
Robinson
Conet
J. Codrington
Elliott
Col. Torrens
Warre
Ingham
Fleming
Dundas
Lyall
Mr. Hume
Lyatt
Bxttorr
David Bindley
Caroline Earp
Earl O Dartmouth
Handsworth
Ari
Birmingham Gazette
J. Mansergh
Net Malin
Mr. Mansergh
Anthony Armstrng
Ballyphillip
Warder
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Imperial Parliament
Marcu
Perna Ommarain
Grand Junction Railway
Chelaea
Great Britain and Ireland
North Shields
South Shields
Charles Buller
Littleton
Belfast
Feargus O'Connor
Mr. Littleton
Dominick P. Reneyne
Youghal
Lord Leveson
Gower
Childers
Castle Kemp
Carbridgeshire
W. Whitmore
United Kingdom
England
Pes Seok
Munster Bar
Cork
Edward
Movin
Mr. L
Trish
Hid. O'Connell
O’connell
Howard
Althorp
Memr
Feargus O’connor
F. O’connor
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