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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 01, 1846

Page

3

Sugar duties and West Indian sugar policy debate in 1846

The Lords and Commons debate sugar duties, slave labor policy, and West Indian protection. Arguments address supply, revenue, and the impact on slavery, with Lord J Russell, Lord G Bentinck, and ministers presenting resolutions. The discussion covers immigration, free labor vs slave labor, and potential ministerial stability.

House OF Commons Feriday Geonce Grey Lord J. Russell Lord G. Bextisek G.I Senting Mauritius Lord George Cuancenzon Robert Ixon Lord George Bentinck Sesson Lasovensie Wellington Meeus Br. C. Berkeley Duke of Wellington H. Baizig Lord Morreri F. Fresca Lord Melbourne Poth Earl of Aberdeen Green Park Eppo Tiatarch Lord Palmerston R. Iseurs C. Burneary Lord Munrerit Dr. Mines England Halifax Bostou Great Western Great Britain Liverpool United States North America Great Western Company Wblic FE. H. Beekiung Great Western Steam Company Great Western Railway America Great Western Com Seram Her Majesty Europe the Weekly Chronicle Indies Marvin West Indies Hoe J. Russell East Indies Brazils J Rusgell Goulbourn Goulburn Mr. Goulburn Mr.Goulburn Cuba Brazil House of Lords Banda Fonseca Spain Portugal East Lord G.bentinck Gladstone Lord G. Bentinck Lord G. Bertinck Lfe Sir I Lme Africa Lord Saxton R. Peel G. Bentinck Bred Air. G. Benkerrey J. Huos Lord Sandon India Islands B. Osworst J. Reseces Committee of Ways and Mears Ste Mauritias Russell Lord G J. Hogg Horta Tyrone G. Hentinck West India Deacon Hume Protectionists Nona Laing University of Oxford Colonisto T. AdaNt Rees ‘Aad Bortusick House OF Coommons Mites G. Reptinck West India Proprietors Louisiana Croyernor Light BR. Deel Mr. Borrowick Ravenny HR. Peel House Sir St. Pee Andover Union Committee Wisuid Lunatics Asylum Committee Arsig Marais Gaanay Siri Borthwick A. Oawato G. Mentinck Custom House Hume J. R. Aéro Uture Bersar J. Russett Snow Sierra Leone J. J. Reid E. Dennen Listle C. Wood Dasres Lat H. Tankry Lord J. Raswell Sir R. Peel Depres Dissaent G. Tientinck Exchequer Hart George Neatinek Manchester Ha Sill Nuona Robert Peel Sir I. Peel Sir Robert Howse Mr. Disraeli Ry Vee St. Peel Friends of Protection Joan Ressone George Bentinck J. R. Reid Tom

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