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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 27, 1845

Page

4

Debates on Banking Acts and Maynooth in Lords

The Lords debated debtors relief and Maynooth endowment with petitions praising the grant. Sir Robert Peel opened a long motion to regulate Irish and Scottish banking, outlining plans to fix each bank’s note circulation versus specie, require weekly returns, and permit mergers to stabilize the system. He urged a January start and offered safeguards for Ireland and Scotland, including deposits of specie and annual disclosures.

House OF Lords Broughan Lord Booteham London Correxus Cambert Maynooth Duke of Norvo.k Marquis of United Kingdom Lonprony Earl of R. Peer BR. Per Bank of England Htad England Whiel Scotland Ireland Treland Bank of Ireland Dublin Direc Bank of Irelare Governsall Bank of Ire Bank of Bank of E Leaway UY Deak C. Wood Peel

Maynooth Grant and various bills debated in Commons

The House debated the Maynooth grant of 30 000 pounds from the Consolidated Fund and approved related measures. Amendments were moved, votes recorded, and committee of Ways and Means considered Exchequer bill provisions. Several bills including medical, Sheriff Wales, and Calico Printworks passed, with adjournment after nine.

Fox Mave Srawant Fendatne M. Coramocn Heme Scotland Ireland Sueiz R. Peel Maynooth College of Maynooth C. Law Excargren James Graham College of Physicians and Surgeons Justices Clerks Sheriffs Wales Calico Printworks Heritade Securities

A Calendar Of Sunrise Times And Tidal High Water Notes

A dated calendar fragment explains methods to compute sunrise and sunset times for Great Britain and Ireland using latitude, with adjustments by degrees. It also details high water times at major stations with added or subtracted hours and minutes, followed by a Rogation Sunday note and religious lessons, moon phase data, daylight length, and specific calendar entries for late April and early May.

Great Britain and Ireland Aunset London Bristol York Cove Falmouth Hall Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Harbour Liverpool Port Glangow Southampton

The Appropriation Principle Divides Parties and Ministries

The Weekly Chronicle analyzes how the Appropriation Principle splits Liberals and fractures the Peel government, tracing its rise through Ward's motion, the Maynooth grant, and the Irish Church question. It details divisions within the Liberal bloc, Tory votes, and the broader stakes for Ireland and England.

Questioning Tax Funding for Dissenters in Irish Ecclesiastical Plans

The article questions whether progressives should fund ecclesiastical aims from general taxes rather than church funds in Ireland. It critiques Dissenters seeking to avoid voting in bad company and notes confusion over the drift of authorities. It recalls a prior warning about Mr Ward's resolution and the move on Second Reading.

Ireland Ward Warning Chronicle

Debate on Catholic Question Signals Coming Irish Church Reform

The debate in Parliament on Catholic issues exposed lingering fanaticism and political bravado. Lord Howick offered sweeping principles, while speakers like Osborn, Roebuck, Ward, and Bernal Osborne sharpened critique of Protestant rights and Irish church policies. A renewed pledge to reconstruct the Irish Church emerges, with cross-party readiness to pursue comprehensive reform despite uncertain timing.

Ward Liberal Party Lord Arundel O'Conor James Graham Mr. Sheil Ireland Duncombe Bright Gisborne Tte Roebuck Utese Lee Trish English Consolidated Fund Leeds John Russell Macaulay House of Commons Thomas Fremantle House of Cormons Robert Peel Thie Peel Colquhoun Exeter Hall Francis Baring Baring Lord Howick Ellice Lord Palmerston Ladouchere John Hobhouse Walter James William Lascelles Iriah Tare Bes Captain Osborne Epgland Repos Bernal Oxborne Plumptre Spooner Birmingham

Lords on Maynooth and Consolidated Fund Debate

Lord Lansdowne attacks Consolidated Fund grants to Ireland criticizing the Maynooth subsidy and imperial spending while supporting a repeal argument. Discussion covers Irish education, land taxes, and church funding with mentions of Maynooth, Conciliation Hall, and press reactions.

Lord Lansdowne Consolidated Fund Asif Hope Shit Peel House of Lords Commons Lord Clarvarty Ferrand Maynooth Land Meath Nupfidhu Fay Grau Ireland London Tra Square West Indies Smith O'Brien House of Commons Robert Pexton

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