Conspiracy case in Ireland sparks constitutional debate
The discussion centers on government reliance on common law, judge-made rights, and the use of special juries in Ireland. Lord John Russell and Lord Campbell are cited amid arguments about liberty, jury fairness, and the exclusion of Catholics from posts, aiming to restore goodwill in Ireland.
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Macaulay
John Russet
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Ireland Debates Over Church, Emancipation, and Repeal Tactics
A lengthy Irish debate covers Catholic emancipation, the Church of Ireland establishment, and repeal meetings. Speakers critique government handling, jury lists in trials, and the influence of Irish repeal sentiment on peace, with calls for broader social equality and diplomacy with Rome.
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Church of England
Scotland
Church of Scotland
Sir C. Napier
Robert Peel
Ireland
Cork
Corkina
Lord Stanley
R. Gore
Joan O'Brien
England
Moxicton Mainnes
John Russell
Court of
Rome
R. Walpole
Macaulay
Canada
Australasia
Britain
Scinde
Leeds
Yorkshire
Limerick
Pitt
Canning
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Commons
Mr. O'Connell
Europe
Justice Perrin
James Graham
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Mr. Macaulay
W. Fonvert
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