Irish distress and repeal petitions dominate early sitting
In early sittings many Irish distress petitions are laid before the Commons, led by Ward and OConnell. They urge reform and repeal of the Union, highlight Dublin misery, and press for Irish self-management. Debates cover absenteeism, poor relief, and calls for extending the franchise, amid strong voices from Lambert and Ruthven about employment and economic relief.
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House OF Commons
Mages
Ward
Marylebone
O'Connell
Licentiate Apathecaries
Galway
Ireland
Ballymay
Hollywood
Tagmore
Wexford
Blackditches
Craig and Killala
Londonderry
Donaghadee
Down
Operative Coopers of
City of Dublin
Union of Tamarin
Kilrush
Goldsmiths
City of
Dublin
St. Mary's
New Ross
Longwood
County Meath
Tallslish
County Down
Paris
Ballyhogue
County Wexford
West Auckland
Durham
Locke
Board of Health
Aarret
Mr. Locke
Felix-Street
Smithfield
Klowers
Dr. Locke
Stroud
Locker
England
O’connell
Che
Lambert
Trish
Jason
Ruthven
Rye
Sussex
Cohen
Brighton Guardian
Cuben
Jude
Mr. O.C
Ewart
O'Dwyer
Barrow
Nore
Kingstown
Brodie
Stot’s-lane Chapel
Salisbury
Tynze
Parrott
Hos. Iember
Devonshire
Bucteel
Scotch Baptist Church of
Liverpool
Great Britain and Ireland
Scotch Baptist Church
Sheweth
Christ
National
Evan and Parker
Inverpool
Seale
Brigstock
Dartmouth
C.J. K. Tynte
Tancred
Leamington
Hou
Dover
Francis Vincent
Richard James Morrison
Brotherton
Manchester
Granville Somerset
Chepstow
Hertford
Littleton
Littleton Presented A Petition From the Grand Jury of the County of Roscommon
Athlone
Bantry
Staffordshire
Halcomb
Kent
R. Peel
Bridgewater
D. W. Harvey
Peel
Harvey
M.s.stewart
Orough
Lord Landon
John Drinkwater
Bernal
Mr. B.’s
Davis
Captain Brown
Hear
Spear
Court of King's Bench
Russell Davis
Mr. Bernal
Toelief
Rochester
Newry
Coventry
Hertfordshire
Corry
Ware
Toanner
N. Calvert
House
Ware and Hertford
J. H. Bulwer
Baronet
Earl of Kerry
R. Peet
Penryn
Baed
Augeau
Mr. Clay
Lord
Clay
Heare
Right
G. Somerset
H. Hardinge
Tower Hamlets
Sir H. Hardinge
Sirenry Hardinge
Mr. Roebuck
Sir Robert Perl
Roebuck
Bath
J. Scarlett
Sir J. Scarlett
Hebe
Hardy
Court of Common Press
Norwich
Mr. Hardy
William the Third
Shaw
Hoo
Manning
H. Harpince
Scotland
Murray
A. Johnstone
Major C. Bruce
Memsen
Tember
Scatana
Stxciata
M. O’connell
Liverpool Freemen's
Hodgson
Ittee
Pro Party
Senet
H. Willoughby