Westmeath petition against Irish Municipal Reform Bill questioned
The House of Lords discussed Irish Municipal Reform and a Westmeath petition from Dublin makers opposing the bill. Debates touched privilege, court independence, and the aim to curb abuses while preserving core principles of existing corporations. Weathered by lengthy remarks, the chamber moved to proceed with bills and committee stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Ireland
Old Westmeath
Corporation of Makers
Dublin
Lord Kenyon
John Joseph Stockdale
Lord Wiscorp
Thomas Burton Howshn
Lorp Cuancettor
Court of Queen's Bench
Lon Desman
Queen's Bench
House of Commons
Lord Denman
Courts of Justice
Lan
House of Coramons
Viscount Menpocnne
Courts of Law
Wr Lutheron
Wnl
Duke of
ChanceLior
Enborough
Clergy Reserves Debate Moves to Judges in Canada
The Bishop of Exeter argues in the House of Lords that the 41st section of the 31st George III act may be prospective only and questions the powers of Upper and Lower Canada to allot and apply rents from Clergy Reserves. Protests from Upper Canada are noted as part of the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Canada
Exeter
Legislative Council
Upper
Lower Canada
Upper Canada
Emersley
Viscount McLnourne
Earl of
Stockdale
Lord Denman
Lord Kenyon
Lord Wynford
Duke of Wextincton
House OF Commons
Totnes
Cuive
Barry Baldwin
W. Blount
Crivg
Crown
New Zealand
Lord J. Russell
Hume
Scotland
Warp
Serjeant
Tatrourn
Constabulary
Hances
China
Eaves Rose
Lord Napier
Canton
Macauley
Mr. Hawes
Tuesker
Thesiger
Davis
Sir & Robinson
Foreign Office
G. Robinson
Captain Elliot
George Robinson
Hear
Parsexstox
Mr. Tuesteen
Lord Paterson
Tuesteer
Ma. Cuarnes Baxxer
Woodstock
Duke of Wellington
Tord Palmerston
Asia
Aurangzebe
East Lydia Company
Lord Palmerston
Jamces Graham
Duke of
Lords Debates And Petitions In Thursday Session
A Commons message brought up bills including Irish Municipal Bill petitions from Dublin and Belfast speakers calling against reform, and a contention over clergy reserves. The Printed Papers Bill prompted Mr Platt’s plea for Howard and Stockdale, arguing the bill shields the Commons from suits while endorsing unduly punitive measures. The Lords adjourned after speeches and instructions to Irish valuation under the Poor Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Commons
Archbishop of Canterbury
Canada
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Upper Canada
Lord Kenyon
Corporation of Dublin
Rineger
Westmeath
Cor ‘Poration
Belfast
Earl of Annemarie
Duke of Bedford
Eton
Lord Denman
Thone
Leord Ervensprouen
Melbourne
Lord Metsougse
Lord Melbourne
Platt
Howard
Stockdale
Mr. Howard
House of Commons
Court of Queen's Bench
Frrzceratp
Ireland
Debates in the House on Population and Drama Policy
The House discusses England and Wales population estimates and a plan to ease seduction and breach of promise cases. A petition seeks to reverse Passion Week theatre closures to permit astronomical lectures at Drury Lane or Covent Garden. Debate on China opium trade follows with warnings, jurisdiction issues, and calls for forceful redress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
H. Baillie
China
James
East India
Sir George Staunton
Lord Napier
Canton
James Graham
Duke of Wellington
Elliot
Douglas
Cambridge
Singapore
Hon
Baronet
Macaulay
Paris
G. Robinson
Britain
W. Fourert
G. Staunton
India
Sir G. Staunton
Szpyzy Herner
Brotherton
House OF Lords
Grapstone
Lord Palmerston
J. Graham
Gladstone
Court of Pekin
Warp
Mr. Gladstone
Macao
Mr. Ward
Althouh
Ward
Liskeard
Barenet
George Robinson
Davis
Lintin
Sir George Robinson
Captain Elliot
Woodstock
Pound
British India
Malwa
Newark
Indamate Baronet
Lin
G. Darian
H. Paanety
England and
Wales
Mixes
Dixcombe
Howell
Drury-lane
Covent-garden
Hvsare
Fox Matte
R. Gnosvenon
Ower
Lusumetox
Admiralty
Pembroke
Lord Saxpox
Lord
Edinburgh
Capt. Elliot
East India Company
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Viurters
Burt
J. Brisszit
Hollor
John Ressert
Canterbury
York
London
Aunent Ivexis
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