Maynooth grant and Protestant Church clash in Ireland
Debates in the House of Commons center on endowing Maynooth College while resisting spoliation of the Irish Protestant church. Speakers warn that preserving the church may require redistribution of parish incomes and possible land taxes, arguing for a fair balance between Catholic and Protestant clergy and calling for improved justice in Ireland. The discussion touches on political factions, party loyalty, and the broader Finance Bill implications.
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College of
Meyno
Crixca
Monxtrade
Armagh
Earl of Poors
St. Asaph
Bangor
Manchester
Biario
Sheil
Ireland
R. Peel
Atlantic
Mr. Colquhoun
Hall
England
R. Pee
Ana
At Uoners
Bramimar
Ward
Barrios
Robert Feel
Mr. Wards
Bursa
F. Baring
Hate
In Amerit
Macaulay
Robert Pee
Hasraron
Roebuck
B. Osnonxe
R. Inglis
Debate and Division over Ward's Motion in Parliament
A detailed account of the debate on Mr. Ward's motion across two nights, analyzing the Liberal Party's divisions and the broader religious establishment issues in Ireland and England. The article notes the diverse positions of Catholics, dissenters, and government supporters, the strategic aims of the major factions, and the anticipated political consequences for the Church Establishment and future legislation. It highlights Roebuck, Macaulay, and Peel arguments, the Tory majority, and Leader John Russell's stance.
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Church of England
Macaulay
Church of Ireland
Mr. 1
Mr. Macaulay
Great Britain
Ireland
Afr
Tong
America
Sir HK. Dee
Mecaulay
Gotermmens
Mavarlay
Ward
England
Borries
Mrs
Europe
O'Connell
Simon Fridey
Hexr
Bonasrabie
Maynooth
Vine
V Connell
KR. Peel
Lend J. Rentention
House OF Commons
Thuersday
C. Naren
Mr. Young
Meruell
Peel
Lisburne
Fitzroy
Pringle
Forbes Mackenzie
Carlton
Kelly
Young
Yeel
Mackenzie
Windsor
Nepier
G.sto
Shell
Woon
Chelsea Hospital
Wexsen
London
T. Feemantre Rove
IL Peel
College of Maynooth
Cataruptsy
Bir St. Peel
KR. Meel
E. Peel
Faturi Matai
Sheil
Deltyshannom
Densepal
Doctor Sheil
Cork
Lough Hrickland
Ulster
Robert Pee
Reure
Tukonstr Mathew
IRS
Latyen
Liverroor
Wladimir
Messrs
Thomas Vernon and Co
Northshore
Kennedy
Guildhall
Alderman Johnson
Bathsend
Farringdon-market
Ludgatehill
Holboro Hill
Vodez
Vadez
Chevalier
Waldron
C. Newcombe
Dowzise
Bedford
Tawelt
F. Cox
Tawell
James Graham
Dukxe
Beuxswick
Grecony
Queen's Bench
Central Criminal Court
Duke of Branewick
Old Bailey
Bow Street
Mr. Ward
Lord Grey
Lord Cirey
Lord Melbourne
William the Fourth
Robert Peel
Isle
Times
Lord John Russell
Robert Anglia
Janey
Robert Inglis
Plumptre
Lord Ashley
Scotland
Liberal Party
Lord Arundel
O'Conor Dun
Lestant
Mr. Sheil
Mr. Duncombe
Bright
Gisborne
Ings
Treland
Bess
Mr. Roebuck
James (Graham
Exeter Hall
Covent Garden
Leeds
Jono Russell
Engfis
Jrioh Funda
Parliamet
Thomas Fremantle
Roebuck
John Russell
Colyaboup
Wards
Francis Baring
Ameron
Trish
Jearac
Lord Howick
Mei
Lord Palmerston
Walter James
A Calendar for Sunrise Sunset and Tides in British Isles
A calendar section provides rules to compute sunrise and sunset times by latitude and adjustments above 61 30 and below 51 80, plus high water times for major ports including Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton. Also notes Week and religious calendar entries with lessons and Moon phase details for April.
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Great Britain and Ireland
Lesports
Paecket
London-Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Aubrend
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Harbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southamptton
Fragmented Debate Over Taxation and Dissenters Roles
The text questions progressive principles funding church aims from general taxation rather than ecclesiastical funds in Ireland. It mocks ministers casting doubt on voting in bad company and criticizes the timing of a resolution move. It notes a Ward dissent and a Morning Chronicle claim about commitment to a second reading.
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Ireland
Ward
Morning Chronicle
Ny Lj
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Lord Hewick
Jebell
Earl Gray
Lord Branley
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Me. S. Hexnent
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Taglis
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Lond Denman
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House of Cowmone
Wien
Tutterer
Atkinson
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E.L. T
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United State
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Ertrade
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Post -Law Commissionera
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Drury Lane
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Duke of Mecklenburgh
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T. Wyse
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Cooper
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Miss Rey
the Duke of Cambridge
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Harrison
White
Lancashire
the Weekly Chronicle
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Cleaver
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Limerick
Knox
Killaloe
Fowler
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