Repeal Debate On Irish Catholic Relief Bill In Parliament
Parliament debated Mr Anstey s Catholic Relief Bill amid fierce Irish Catholic fears of Jesuit dominance and clerical power The speakers clashed over 1829 1859 and Elizabethan penalties with O Connell Grey and Hume arguing for and against repeal while warnings were voiced about heightened coercion and civil peace risks across Ireland and England
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John O'Connell
Pops
Constantine
Benedni
H. Dromwond
Hoe
Froland
Church of Home
England
H. Waxrocs
Anstey
Bie
George III
Zaion
G. Gray
Criminal Law Commission
Pucurree
J. O'Connent
Newpeeote
Grast
Sir G. Grey
Elizabeth
Rome
W. E. Grapstone
Church of Rome
Church of England
George Grey
Commissianere
Church of
Smei
Ireland
M. O'Loghlen
Baron Waite
Marsala
Imc
Cardwell
Farzer
Oman Catholica
Stosnr
Ireland debates reform bill to curb crime and protect life
In a heated Commons debate, supporters argue a new bill proves necessary to suppress crime in Ireland, detailing its aims to shield life and property in Tipperary. Opponents counter that the measure oversteps legal bounds and may worsen violence, urging a landlord and tenant law instead. Discussions include statements about Major Mahon and emigrant vessels, with apologies over earlier misstatements.
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Bir
W. Bomexvaraz
G. Greyad
Ireland
Br. F. O'Connor
Major Mahon
Rowe
Hones
Tipperary
Friends of Order
Friends of Ireland
G. Grey
Major Mabon
Roscommon
O'Connell
Mahon
Mr. O'Connell
Soacommon
Hood
Bits
London
Hoe
Apo
M. O'Conneul
Avery
Canwrosp
Moone
England
Captain 1S
Colonel Vegnen
F. O'Connor
Calendar for Great Britain and Ireland 1847 time tables
A calendar for Great Britain and Ireland from December 13 to 19 1847 includes sunrise and sunset times by latitude, high water times at major ports with navigational adjustments, and weekly notes. It lists Advent lessons, lunar phase, and term dates for Cambridge and Oxford with various day and twilight specifics.
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Incluaivr
Ireland
Lesporta
Bristol
Filmouth
Bull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead Barbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Issish
Isaiah
James Vy
Petar
Breska
Anstey Bill Debate on Protestant Protection
A fragmented discussion argues there is no current legal bulwark to the Protestant Faith. It contends the Protestant Church must rely on statutory protection in the future, urging firmness and consistency despite differing opinions on merits.
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Ansteyn
Acase
Lord Brougham
I Atement
Sir Thomas More
Joance
Coventry
Wiseman
Avatey
Honas
Saya
Elizabeth
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Anaty
Jeanite
Christian Brothers
Mr. Anstey
Velao
Jobo Buil
Lesane
Anstey
Public Health Alarm Over Influenza and Cholera Threats
The piece notes a surge in sanitary concerns as influenza spreads and cholera looms. It mentions chemists testing puddles, police patrolling for nuisances, public exhibitions with morbid displays, and rising mortality rates. It argues for home visits to the poor rather than hospital removals, citing fear and higher death rates in removals, and urges prudent public measures and courage during a grim season.
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Garda
Terpaichore
England
Boards of Health
Repeal of the Union debated in House of Commons
The piece notes Feargan O Conner gathering 23 MPs to push an inquiry into Union effects and repeal. It contrasts earlier包装 rhetoric with current calmer cabinet tone, while suggesting many English observers favor Ireland’s self government despite fears of worsened prospects if Union ends.
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House of Commons
Mr O'Conner
O'Connor
Ireland
Wales
England
Normandy
Gavi
Protectionist Consolation and Oblique Charity in Trade Debate
A critical excerpt from the Society for the Protection of Agriculture and British Industry denounces protection as lazy and harmful, lampoons Free Trade, and parodies historical debates. It cites Sir Thomas More and the Richmond duke warning against tenant rights while arguing for protection as a misguided policy.
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British Industry
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Tenterden
Richmond
London
Duke of Richmond
Suppression of Murder to Ireland Bill debated in Commons
The Irish suppression bill was read a second time by a large majority as MPs argued over its aims and the threats from Repealers and clerical factions. The debate touched on policing, property, and punishment of murder, with references to Tippecary and the broader political conflict in Ireland.
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Ireland
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House OF Commons
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J. O'Connorr
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Tes
Sourt Wernarern Rarnwar Company
Thoreday
Church Street
Lambeth
South Western Railway Company
Nizon
Hicks
Thames
Pike Road
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Jon O'Connyxs
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England
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Fragmented verse on murder and price of life in church
Fragmentary text questions the price of Major Mahon and the robber’s motive. It ponders what compensation or “Deesuray” might have satisfied a man to leave church alive, contrasting murder with a hypothetical payment to spare life. The prose shows archaic phrasing and unclear names.
The Currency Bill Debates in Parliament
The currency debate closes with Sir Robert Peel defending the bill amid charge of misdirection. The measure aimed to curb over-trading and secure convertibility by tying currency to gold, but critics say it fails to change the Bank’s interests and misreads capital versus currency.
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Robert Peel
Neild
Peel
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