Dublin procession sparks debate on law and loyalty
In Lords, discussions erupt over a Dublin procession with banners and symbols of sedition. Lord Roden, Lord Wicklow, and Viscount Melbourne clash on legality, rights, and the government’s response, while petitions from Glasgow and Kirk Michael are laid before the table.
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Dublin
Lord Roden
O'Connell
Ireland
Lord Londonderry
Lord Mulgrave
Mr. O'Connell
Rom
Viscount Melbourne
Alo
Hs Aia
Optite
Lord Haddington
Haddington
Etheatre
Rence
Orange Party
Amonim
Earl of Wicklow
Lord Wicklow
Marquis Wellesley
Hay
Riscopa
Marquis of Wellesley
Ireeland
Earl of Mulgrave
Marquis of
Londonderry
Maruis
Marquis Wesley
Aearo
Frien
Tad
Hiead
Castle of
Earl of Harrowby
Pioty
Reland
Lord Farnham
Ford
Wharncliffe
Fitzwilliam
Wexford
Earl of Roden
Kirkmichael
Church of Scotland
Duke of Richmond
Marquis of Lansdowne
Bath
Viscount Melkbourne
Marquis of Londonderry
Jay
Lons
Duke
Glasgow
Church Establishment of Scotland
Parliament Debates on Dissenters' Marriages Bill and Reforms
In a heated session Lord John Russell leads debate on the Dissenters' Marriages Bill amid protests by Kennedy and Peel. Ministers face questions on public business, reform of corporations, and naval and civil expenditures as tempers flare and amendments loom.
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P . Cone
Connell Saadnin
Bill
John R
Rubsell
Cobbett
Sabich
Navy
Russell
Rou
Copsett
R. Teotayy
Gobbett
William Gosset
W.S. O'Brien
William Gosget
Ireland
John Russell
Garston
Pep. Sentleman
Roebuck
Toma
Lord Howige
Robert Peel
Kennedy
Hood Baronet
Robert P
Hos
Dautra
Rice
Baronet
Imoney
Majeaty
Bowline
Wilks
Pend
Rice Trevor
John Assell
Eastbourne
Fis
Notica
Lord Palmerston
Lord Darlingtone
Home Department
Sgpen Russell
Ime
Fee
John. Russell
Mosday
Jane
England
Wales
Rourat Pett
J. Russell
Mer. Hume
Ennis Election Committee Ballot Held After Imperfect Start
The Ennis Election Committee ballot, found imperfect yesterday, was held today with doors opening at 4:20 pm. In Liverpool, Lord Landon moved the Liverpool Police Bill to be read, while Mr. Ewart presented three petitions opposing the measure, arguing the aim was not a police force but to provide for clergy.
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House OF Lords
Lord Denman
Gordon
Church of Scotland
Roseberry
Seoul Ville
Stirling
Earl of Rosebelry
Lords of Sessions
Richmond
Petk Tigers
Weai
Beatland
Warral
Ecclesiastical Court of Low-Entleman
Admiralty
Barkis of
SBURY
Bradford
York
Operative Clothiers
Pee Betes
Marquis of Lansdowne
England and
Wales
Earl of
Ond
Corporation
Wolverhampton
Liverpool
R. Peet
Lord Sandown
Lord Grey
London
Lord Althorp
Pryme
Thornley
Grand Jury
Corporation of Liverpool
Ee F. Egerton
Sheil
Corporation of Lincoln
Lord Stanley
Tipperary
Home Department
Lord Sandon
Shiel
Shell
R. Inglis
Wilks
M. Phillips
Lond Landon
Eero GS FG
Sibthorpe
Bowring
O'Connell
O’connell
O’couper
Bristol
West Indies
Parsons
Goulburn
Golburn
Speoseding
Mr. O'Connell
Mie Goulburn
House OF Commons
Ennis Election Committee
Lord Landon
Ewart