Lords Debate Surry Waterford Transit and Jamaica Slavery Bill
In the House of Lords the Fort Sartessway barrier and related bills were read a second time. Debates covered Milford steam boat passages to Waterford, returns on related expenses, Smuggling Act amendments, and petitions on Brighton governance and dissenting chapels. Also discussed were Jamaica slavery abolition measures, Liverpool disenfranchisement concerns, and a Scottish entail law alteration with two bills ordered to be printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Mancy
Sartessway
Baring
Bridgewater
Marquis of Camden
Milford
Waterford
Duke of Richmond
Wexford
Earl of Srnanaronp
Lord Bexley
Finsbury
Brighton
Brig Re
Farl of
Egremont
Lord Cawdor
Wales
Carmarthen
Earl Sefton
Order In Council
Jamaica
Lord Wharncliffe
Liverpool
Liverpool Oneraty
Lord Wynford
Richard Gathorn Butt
Fleet
Lord Dundonald
Lord Wynforp
Lord Melbourne
Lord Dandonald
Earl of Rosebery
Scotland
Stanley
Lord A. Hill
County
Own
H. Handley
Boston
H. Ross
Inburgh
Pricom R. Philpotts
Kendal
Alderman Wood
Sevenoaks
Smithfield
Slington
H. Hughes Brent
Southampton
John Byng
Gloucestershire
Poole
Dorsetshire
Mr. Littleton
Stafford
Lord Cavendish
Buxton
Derby
Mr. Strutt
Mr. Wilks
Baptists
General Baptists
the Independents
Birmingham
Campden
Chioner
Oxfordshire
Codford
Wilts
Dover
Kent
Bart's Colne
Essex
Felling Shore
Derham
Griesley
Nottinghamshire
Heanor
Hertford
Horningshaw
E. Foley
Bromyard
Hereford
Baines
Borough of
Leeds
Stanle
Ripon
County of York
Lord Morpetih
Gainsborough
Billings
Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Chester
Captain Paget
Holyhead
Beaumariz
Anglesey
Llaugethney
Salisbury
Hoskins
Upton Bishop
Ireland
Vernon Smit
Northampton
P. Scrope
Stroud
Mr. Vivian
Llandillo
Glamorganshire
Robert Peel
Rugeley
Arkwright
Asa
Littleton
O. Mosely
Bozier
Robinson
Peel
Sir R. Peel
Down
Lord Plunkett
Lord Plankett
Dawn
Mr. L
Lord Grey
Lord Plonkett
Strong
Ratcliffe
Privy Council
Board of Privy Council
House of Commons
Lord Junkett
Major Beauclerk
Mr. Robinson
R. Wason
de Ruthven
Ecccsiastic
Committee of Supply
the Coeeniag
Home Office
J. Russell
C. Buller
Truro
Tooke
Butler
Russell
Totness
O'Connell
Jr. Littleton
England
AnHon
Memier
S. Whalley
Hoa
Great Britain
Beauclerk
Colosses
United States
Tamworth
Canadas
Nova Scotia
America
Halifax
Kingston
Mauritius
Hutt
Mr. Stanley
Alrfax
Taunt Toh
My. Labouchere
Tian
Cambridge Petition Debate Opens University Access
In a House of Commons morning session, MPs debate the Cambridge petition seeking Dissenters' access to university degrees. Speakers argue over caput power, religious tests, and the role of Parliament in university governance, with fears of altering ecclesiastical foundations and Protestant integrity. The exchange weighs justice, practical effects on professions, and potential changes to the university system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Manoa
Cambridge
Trinity College
John Claudius Beresford
Daigenan
Caput
Senate House
Mr. Pryme
Hewitt
Schoon
Elizabeth
Commons of Colleges
Mr. R
Scotland
Church of England
Ireland
University of Cambridge
Bopth
Senate
Thair
Hhis
Goulburn
Kentrepes
Peacock
Inns of Court
Society of Attornies
College of Physicians
Pryme
C. Jay
Mr. P
Southwark
Dolbridge
Kingstown
Blackrock
Dublin
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Imperial Parliament
Ecclesiastical Commission
Ruthven
Ardglass
G. Young
Lateberry
Maidstone
Gang
Board of Ordnance
Chatham
Maberly
East India Company
Stante
Essen
Coure
Orr
Whent
Kingatos
Islaid
Sinclair
Colonel Evans
Canada
Cobbett
Mr. Cobbett
Duke of Kent
Lifex
Baronet
Qiere
Forte Laeghten
Sete
Oldba
G. F. Young
Hou
Galleot
Pancmetee
T. Briscoe
Aglioney
J. Russel
The
A. Wellington
Lord J. Russell
Ordasact
Kingstgh
Eavy