Royal Commission Passes Royal Assent on Numerous Bills
The Imperial Parliament approved by royal assent a list of bills including the Charities, Punishment of Offenders, Privy Council, Marriages Ireland, Salmon Fisheries, Parochial Rates, Scottish Schoolmasters Widows Fund, Norfolk Island, Tay Ferries, Dundee Harbour, Paisley Corporation, Cockermouth Free School, Northampton Gas, Londonderry Bridge, Great North of England Railways, Inchbelly Glasgow Road, Walton on the Hill Rectory, Liverpool Fire Prevention, Abercorn Estate, Waldegrave Estate, and a few private measures. The session resumed then with discussions on Serbia, law reform, and various fiscal and tariff questions.
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Royal Commission
Earl of Sahekbury
Whataalite
Brivy Council
Ireland
Dundee
Bolton
Walton-on-the Hill Rectory
Abercorn
Earl of Waldegrave
Jackson
Lord Wharncliffe
Wales
Lord Montgade
Servia
Lord Beacstont
Earl
Aberdeen
Russia
Ottoman Empire
Earl of Aberdeen
Servis
Lord Aberdeen
Bucharest
Adrianople
England
Lonp Channopiior
Broussax
Imperial policy debate on Europe and Asia echoes in Commons
Amid a charged session MPs argue foreign entanglements and Spain’s crisis. Lord Stanley defends government finances and Afghanistan and China issues while Lords debate Irish church endowments. ministers face questions over Scotland’s church patronage and potential reforms. The Epworth petition and various bills move forward as adjournment looms.
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House OF Commons
Bricur
Durham
Wann
Lord Ranmoté
Ireland
Napoleon
Waterloo
West India Islands
Bowarne
Joan Russete Rose
House of Lords
Harway
England
Queen
Scinde
India
Toont
Sunderland
United States
R. Pert
Joan Rossett
Brazils
Ilso
Brazil
Canada
Bny
Britain
Yoo
Jenny
Portsmouth
Board of Trade
China
O’connell
R. Pest
Affghanistan
Jord
America
South Wales
Wales
Crown
Commission of the Peace
Lord Howick
Baronet
Baronét
Hume
Benjamin Hatt
Broragaron
M. Giason
Vernon Smith
G. B. Roaca
Bart
Duke of Wellington
Joan
Lord Palmerston
Englanil
Europe
St. Peters
Srg
Spain
Paris
Rd Stanley
Lazoucnenre
Lord Stanley
Ching
Muniz
Committee of Supply
Lord Bixter
Epworth
Samuel Potts
Hill
Grand Jury
Bridges
Church of ‘Scotland
Earl Ferrysove
Lord Oranmore
Duke of Werriveton
United Kingdom
Broveénam
Lord Brovanam
Mondaz
G. Crexx
Austria
Portugal
Mexican Republic
Curis ToPper
Newgate
Royal College OF Surgeons
Fox Matte
James Granam
College of Surgeons
Douglas
Cele Palumxtper
de Cuancelor
Joseph Douglas
Cambridge
Scotland
James Guanan
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Wallace
Sir J. Graham
Cocuzane
Burnerrorn
Wis
Lord Aberdeen
Auchterarder
Primate Boulter
Clogher
Killaloe
Stewart
Armagh
Fox
Germany
Prussia
Rhenish
Saxony
Evi
Charles the Second
Maynooth
Carew
Lord Extor
Ward
Grattan
Plunket
Lord Eliot
Scottish Church Bill Sparks Deep Debate In Lords
Debates in the Lords and Commons focus on a controversial bill reshaping patronage and clerical appointments in Scotland. Speakers warn of Inquisition-like powers for presbyteries, defend rights of laity, and clash over Auchterarder case implications and church state entanglements.
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Impergais
the Weekly Chronicle
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Io J. Russi
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Cottenham
Campbell
Langdale
Lord Denman
Anid
Foreign Office
Grorugs Curyx
F. Mauze
Sir G. Sinclair
Canisewe
Harl ‘Johnston
R. Peel
House of ‘Lords
Law Lords
Earl of Lincoln
J.geawam
V. Smet
O'Baren
Duke of Buccleuch
Earl of Shaftesbury
Public Works
House OF Comemons
Chili
Oir
Sudbury
Risaproore
Blackstone
G. Grey
Sudbury Corporation
R. Inotts
Eccree
Commons
Stafford
T. Duncombe
Greene
Seays
Jonan Manners
Mortmain
Church of England
James’ Granam
Thenglish
Caartes Buxies
R. H. Ivers
John Manners
Bernat
Borthwick
Lord Exsbineton
Joan Manners
Bror HeRrton
J. Manners
Warp
Home Department
House
Spencer
Elizabeth
Ulster
James the 1St
William
Goulburn
Kerry
James Graham
London
Lord Morpeth
Giapstone
France
Great Britain
Peenect
Aglionsy
Granstone
Berkshire
Pusey
Tha
Province of Armagh
Dublin
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