Public Meeting for Agricultural Employment Institution
A public meeting of subscribers and friends to the Agricultural Employment Institution will be held at Preemasons Hal Great Quesn Street Lincoln's Inn Fields on Saturday the 23rd of March to consider the object's restoration and to elect officers and collect subscriptions. By order of the committee, London, March 2. Sir John Lubbock and other local figures invite patrons and contributors to join and support the cause.
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Westminster
Francis Burdett
Jean Hebhouse
City of London
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Aimont
Linmell
Preemasons
Quesn-street
Lincoln's Inn-felds
Bert Meson
Ae Rae
Jewry
London
Bree Rearerays
Sir John Lubbock
Bart
Nand
Gee Pereet
Ofic
William Bateman
Bedford-place
Hooker
J. Hooker
Frederick C. Bakewell
John Hopkins
Sama
America
Legends of
Lilies
Lord
J. Benthan
Eng
G. Crabbe
C. Butler
Lords Debate Petitions on Taxes Slavery and Ireland
The Lords sat from five until shortly after five thirty with petitions demanding repeal of assessed taxes abolition of Navery and the union in Ireland and against the coercive bill. Lords Rosebery Albemarle Harrowby and Bexley presented similar petitions while the Bishop of London urged Sabbath observance and the Ten Hour Factory Bill. The Earl Grey also presented a Baltimore petition asking inquiry into Ireland before the coercive bill becomes law.
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Lord Cuancelor
Lord King
St. Mary-le-Strand
Duke of Richmond
Navery
Lord Rosebery
Lord Albemarle
Earl Harrowby
Lord Bexley
Earl of Shrewsbury
Enny
Ireland
London
Earl Grey
Baltimore
Oxford Election and Reform Debates In Parliament
The House resumes at five with Mr. Parkinson reporting accounts and papers from the accountant-general. A committee report on Oxford confirming voided election of Thomas Stonor is noted, and a new writ is advised. Portman resignation triggers new writ for Marylebone seat. tithe on fish query debated. Stirling petition nullified after failure to provide recognisances. Clonne petition postponed to May 15. Ireland disturbances bill discussed.
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Maxcu
Sreaken
Parkinson
Accountant-General’s Office
Oxford
T. Fremantle
Thomas Stonor
City of
E. B. Portman
Lord Errington
Borough of
Marylebone
Edward Berkeley Portman
Fsq
Gillon
Boreham
North Wales
Goulburn
Stirling
James Johnson
Lomel
O’conner
Clonne
Ireland
Irish Disturbances Bill Sparks Bitter Debate in Commons
Parliament grapples with proposed coercive measures for Ireland as Mr Hume and others condemn the government for alleged oppression, while defending the need to quell outrages. Speakers dispute causes, evidence, and potential impact on liberty, urging redress of grievances alongside security.
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Exchequer
Lennard
Marshh
Norwich
Lord Stormont
Grote
Stanley
Occonnell
Mr. O'Connell
Lalor Rose
Ireland
Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Roche
Limerick
Hume
Nottingham
George Brown
Kilkenny
Drogheda
Hon
Mr. H
Dublin
Mr. Home
Hussey Vivian
Kilkeney
His Majesty’s
Dragoons
Darling
Hear
House of Commons
Earl Grey
Lord Brougham
England
Duke of Wellington
Red
Castle
Scotland
Daniel O'Connell
Houston
Lord Anglesea
Mr. Stanley
Leeds
Pacha
Rentford
Seatiemian
Bill
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Daniel O’connell
Alderman Wood
Royal Irish Society
Tancred
Althorp
Tong Seuaiay
Olonel Conolly
Middlesex
O’connell
Anolly
Richards
Mr. Richards
Banbury
Lad Bron
Treland
Hall
Barovét
Tamworth
Sauls Balak
Traly
Pater
Baronet
Bon
Oxmantown
Asis
Revolutionary
King’s County
King’s
House of Comwong
Lord Oxmantown
St An Ogth
Waitis
Tal
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