Railway Bills and Irish Relief Debate in Parliament
In a packed session the Lords move to suspend ten percent deposits on new railway bills and require five percent on first reading for Irish lines, with further deposits due at third reading. Commons debates Irish relief measures, tariff adjustments, and reforms to penal laws for Catholics and Dissenters amid famine concerns in Ireland.
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Lord Crancanty
Ireland
House of Commons
Thuersday
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Dorchester
Blandford
Dorset
B. Escort
T. Lethbridz
Souvrset
Baronet
Tressury
Forsrex
Povement
United States of America
Forster
Playfair
Lindley
Home Secretary
Treasury
United States
Forstex
Parkison
Peel
Jane
Pattison
Honan
Watson
Ronent [Ncury
James Graham
Mr. Watson
England
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Curch
Robert Peel
John Russel
J. Grautam
R. Inulis
al. Watson
B. Ivears
J. Maxxons
Church of England
Mr. O'Connetl
Poland
J. Frrssext
Victoria
Scotland
Rankes
Cuancetzon
Exenhaven
Bankes
Lord Ashley
Mr. Sturt
W. Morsewonra
Buukes Potter
Williams
Lord A. Lennox
T. Fremantle
Brot An
S. O'Barres
Dorsershire
Sturt
Trish
Housa of Commons
House of Gammons
Hear
Select Committee
Lilla
Houe of Commons
Lord Mosreade
Lord Camraete
Lord G. Sumerset
Hose of Commons
F. Freneh
Bernan
AG Stonny
G. Clerk
Russ
Greene
W. Covert
E.B Dextson
Wane
Lord G. Somerset
W. Cotlett
Foster
Reland
Commission of Inquiry
J. Grattam
Jones
O'Conlfll
P. Mines
Mundey
J. Coutetr
Chichester
Newark
Woodstock
Buckingham
Lanoveuenr
R. Pex
The Indian frontier clash and political shifts abroad
The Weekly Chronicle reports on the Sikh War near the Sutlej, led by Hardinge and Gough, with 65 of 70 guns taken and massive casualties. It also covers parliamentary tensions over Protection versus Free Trade, Farmer grievances, and Peel's maneuvering, plus transatlantic strain with the United States over Oregon, amid a British pledge for peaceful settlement.
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Livermoor
New York
Yorkshire
Bailey
Congress
Senate
Oregon
Allen
Europe
America
United States
Usw
Pop
Potomac
Times
Oxford
Courier and Enquirer
London Standard
Washington
New York Courier and Enquirer
Polk
House of Representatives
Commerciam
England
Great Britain
Jersey
Pennsylvania
Canada
Albany
New York Courier and Inquirer
Canadas
Kingston
Montreal Courier
Indian Mail
India
Cabul
Henry Hardinge
Lahore
Ferozepore
Hugh Gough
John Littler
Washington Uuion
Blute
Ike
American Senate
Meo
Cig. Breas
House of Commons
Spain
Oregon Territory
Hudson’s Bay Company
Setiles
Acta
Pakenham
Calhoun
Munroe
Don Quiscte
Lord Morpeth’s Return and Liberal Plan Victory
Postscript analyzes the Liberal stance on government policy, arguing for immediate application of reforms to aid landholders and free traders. It anticipates Morpeth’s return to Parliament, frames the fight with Protectionists, and notes Ferrand’s failed efforts to block the shift toward Liberal objectives.
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Liberal
THE
League
Lord Mor
Cobden
Nebert Peel
Villiers
Colden
Ayeos
Rete
Inglis
Plumptre
Wards
Lord John Russell
Robert Peel
John Russell
Robert
Total
Repsal
Lord Morpeth
Hous of Commons
Ferrand
Ha Jheen
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Railways
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Cambridge
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Wos
France
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Continent
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North
MOMN
the Weekly Chronicle
London
Lord Sandon
Stafford
Staffordshire
Sussex
Richmond
Stanley
Frewen
Mr. Darby
Miles
Maynooth
Duke of Wellington
Lord Hardwicke
Cambridgeshire
Protectionists
Robert Pee
Free Trade
Aaron
Bil Nota
Knightleys
Tyrells
Wodehouses
Charteris
Watts Russell
Stafordshire
Dorsetshire
West Riding
Arthur Lennox
Ordnance
Lord Jocelyn
Lynn
Board of Control
Thomas Fremantle
Colonel Woodhans
Sunaex
Lord Arthor
Reed
Peth