Dover election and Irish disturbance bill proceedings in Commons
The House of Commons resumes at five with a Dover petition for inquiry and a Liverpool bribery report. Debates on the Disturbances Ireland Bill cover courts martial, arrests, searches, and domiciliary visits, plus amendments on witnesses, names on doors, and terror prohibitions, amid motions on present and future procedures.
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Sabbath observance and church patronage petitions in Lords
March 20 in the House of Lords Lord Howden presented a petition from an unnamed place for better Sabbath observance. The Earl of Rosebery reported a Westminster congregation petition and Dysart against lay patronage in the Church of Scotland. Lord Segrove presented Stroud area petitions for abolition of slave labour and sugar duty equalization, plus petitions against slavery in King's Stanley Painswick and Coleford Abbey Gloucestershire. Adjourned.
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Debates On Army Regiments And Corruption In India
In the House of Commons discussion on Mr. Hume's motion about general officers holding regiments, critics question the system's corrupting morale and cite a noble duke's swapping of regiments for an older one. The piece notes misconduct, officers profiting from cloth and purchase, and references the late Lord Exmouth’s estate probated by Viscountess Becourt, with sworn assets under 90,000 and landholdings.
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Man Slaughter Verdict In Northia Case At Six Months
John Smith aged 63 was found guilty of man slaughter in the death of his niece a three year old. He allegedly gave gin to the child causing intoxication and a fatal fall from a fender. The prisoner received six months imprisonment. The report mentions Irish assizes and proposed court martial action for similar offences.
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