Spanish policy debate in the House of Commons
The House of Commons revisited the Spanish policy with Lord Eliot leading a long prepared motion. Supporters argue intervention preserved Spain’s constitutional cause and protected English interests, while critics accuse the government of party maneuvering and excessive interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Lord Eliot
Tery
William Molesworth
Robert Peel
Fliot
Spain
Don Carlos
Madrid
Russia
Austria
England
North
Poland
Germany
Saxony
Hanover
Bavaria
France
Prussia
Don Miguel
Portugal
Hernani
St. Sebastian
Iran
Biscay
Philo
Maclay
Warsaw
Black Sea
Law atween v Attwood judgment ends long case
The long legal battle over the sale and production statements in the British Mining Company case concludes with the House reversing the Exchequer decree. The matter centered on whether Attwood's papers were true declarations or mere estimates of future costs, affecting shareholder remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small
Atéwood
Attwood
Btwefordshire
Lord Lyndhurst
Lord Brougham
Lyxehuarst
Lord Wynford
Court of Exchequer
Earl of Davon
Serjeant Wilde
Earl of Rapner
Suffolk
Norfolk
Elizabeth
Earl of Winchelsea
Earl Stan Hort
Somerset-house
Boards of Guardians
Lord Bnowenam
Go Rell
Lord Broughuys
Poor Law Commissioners
Bonpero
Baldera
Europe
Home Service
Westminster
G. SexcLarp
Col
Davies
Mir
Poyliss
Hou
Agasey Vivien
Ireland
Fis USA
Thasman
Sir H. V
Waterloo
Humes
Mr. H
Meadolphus DaLavarey
Hewicx
Birc B. Yuan
Beldero
Johnson
HoTaam
Sugdon
Pere Tega
Matazice
Miniaterist Chaoys
Lord Palmerston
Hothams
Bath
Lord P
G. Evans
Bon
G. Evan
Bi'lwan
J. Paowen
Canton
Sebylsted
Chiis
Brute prize fighting condemned by authorities and public opinion
An Irish marquis leads a campaign against prize-fighting as a brutal social vice. Warnings urge legislative care and punishment for cruel displays while calling for social reforms to curb excessive toil and prevent vicious spectacles. A greengrocer, James Tielden, was severely injured in a street accident in Camden Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Martin
Jesu Russell
James Tielden
Henry-street
Camden-town
Covent Garden Market
Petition Row Over Abolition of Apprenticeship and Religious Interference
The House of Lords hears petitions from numerous dissenters in Oldham Siddieworth Ashton under Lyne Croydon and others urging immediate abolition of apprenticeship and limiting East India Company involvement in Hindu temple rites. Clergy from Birmingham and Dublin support the call for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF
Church of England
East India Company
Hindostan
India
Curenzstex
London
Tabandones
Stalen
Imchief
Edin
Siat
Glenelg
Henan
Canrensuey
Madras
Wasgxechvra
Nove
Poor Law
Aundry
House of Commes
Lords
England
Thiedaw
Itu
Meva
Bourne Poor Vnten
Johnson
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Poor Law Commissioners
Hin
Bradford
Buch
Karl Staunhope
Por Law Comaies
Oversield
Bhalbourse
Counsty
Derke
Hungerford Union Poorhouse
Bridgewater Union Poorhouse
Debate on Spain and abolition of Negro Apprenticeship in Parliament
The House of Commons and Lords discussed Spain policy, the Duke of Wellington's role, and support for or against non interference. Separately MPs debated immediate abolition of Negro Apprenticeship with testimonies from Sir G Strickland and Mr Pease, amid adjournments and protests.
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Preiste
Malta
Suzenssvareat
Pre’ate
Spain
Duke of Wellington
Don Carlos
Wellington
England
Duke of Wellingtes
Jord
Palmerston
Lora
Eliot
Collin Ferguson
Ker
Wayland
Eghtham
Dsalrymere
Hussey Vivian
Maxon
Vernon Surry
Pemberton
Lord Grey
Mr. Pemberton
Surex
France
Duke of
Welling On
Europe
Evans
Legion
St. Sebastian
Bilba
Duranga
Franca
Trelard
Thas
Baotazaros
Agsinatis
Lord Manon
J. Russele
Manon
J. Russeut
Lord Mamon
R. Inglia
C. Lushington
House OF Lords
Bishop of
Exeter
Lord BaoucHax
West India
London
Liverpool
Earl St. Vincent
Lord Seaford
Lord Brovenam
House OF Commons
Notting Hil
G. Strickland
Baronet
Pease
Grones Grey
Famces
W. James
Jamaica
Mr. J
Colonies
KE. Scapen
Jas Fuse
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Qristors
THE
LAW
Appeals
Imperial Parliament
House OF E
Tubrsday
Bal Srasnore
Hull
Tickield
Hampshire
Caths
Exster
Mata
Rome
Kbe
Frilay
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