Reform of Corn Laws Dominates Session Debates In Commons
The debate centers on the repeal of the corn laws and shifting to free trade. Mr Hume argues that protection for landowners harms manufacturing and the poor, urging a fixed duty and export bounty approach to end prohibitions. He cites historical tariff changes and rising manufacturing populations as proof that universal access to affordable food and goods requires reform.
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Colonial Markets This Day Analysis of Scarce Supplies
Colonial markets remain thin as holders seek higher prices though funds are ample. Colonial produce sits 74 percent above last year at this time. Imports rise with the season, prices steady on a solid foundation. Private contracts are limited and some holders may accept lower private prices. No public sales yesterday. today mainly drugs are offered.
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Trinity College Dusien Examinations Improve Theological Studies
The Atheneum Worcester reports improved exam results at Trinity College with new assessment methods. The Theological School advances under Dr O'Brien with fourteen weeks of Greek Testament study and focus on leading British and continental commentators. The Archbishop of Dublin plans a clergy college near St Patrick's Cathedral, a proposal seen as ill chosen.
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Carrickfergus bribery debate tests borough disfranchisement
Sir J Byng and Sir R Peel clash over Carrickfergus borough corruption testimony. Peel urges caution before disfranchisement, seeking fuller evidence and considering a select committee. Others debate witnesses, franchise breadth, and precedent as Stafford and other boroughs loom.
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