Maynooth Debate Ends With Split on Endowment Motion
In the House of Lords and Commons a heated Maynooth Bill debate concludes with a government-backed motion for inquiry into Catholic endowments. Supporters cite conciliation and justice for Ireland, while critics warn of divisions and religious tension. The division leaves the motion defeated in the Lords and adjournments in the Commons.
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Roman Catholica
Ireland
Earl of Coanevitce
Maynooth
Lord Staxley
Society of the Jesuits
Rowan Catholica
Public life and Sir Henry Pottinger discussed
A long critique argues the high disinterestedness of Britain’s public servants, praising Sir Henry Pottinger while condemning corruption and patronage. It explores government pensions, parliamentary motions, and the integrity of leaders like Sir Robert Peel, with references to Madrid, Narvaez, and colonial governance.
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Sellom
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House of Commone
Principles of Banking Bills Split by Region
The debate compares Scotland and Ireland allowing a £1 note circulation with English banking practice. Mr Bazino and Mr Wood criticized other members for not applying statutory principles as vigorously as in the English Banking Bill. After brief remarks from Mr Rosa and Mr Oswato, the House moved to Committee with amendments on the first two clauses rejected by division and subsequent clauses approved. The Merchant Seamen's Fund Bill followed, with orders of the day disposed of.
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Normanby
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Trac
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Hardswicke
Roden
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May
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Earl of Hariwicke
James Graham
Robert Peel Kimerif
Earl of Hanpwicke
Earl Spencer
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Maynooth
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Church of England
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Merchant Seamen's Fund
Calendar for Great Britain and Ireland 1545 sunrise sunset
A dated note offering instructions to calculate sunrise and sunset times across Britain and Ireland using latitude, adjusting for each degree above or below 61 30 and applying minute-based corrections. It also gives high water times for major ports, lists weekdays and religious lessons, and describes the length of day and twilight conditions for June.
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Hull
Milford Haven
Hrighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Fall of Ministers and Maynooth Fever Debated in Parliament
The article recalls a decade of ministerial resignations tied to Appropriation Clauses, notes opposition inaction during the present session, and comments on church figures like Archbishop Whately and Bishop Philpot. It criticizes the minority’s smallness, mentions Maynooth fever abating, and predicts future reflection on this era.
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Batharat
Exeter
Philpott
Whately
S T. David
London
Commons
Ward's Motion Sparks Peculiar House Debate on Protection
A Tuesday discussion centers on Mr Ward's Refusal to back a clear reason for a motion. He derides Protectionists' plans as chaotic, citing past meetings in Chelmsford and Hertford, and ridicules attempts to unify their stance. Amid cheers, MPs waver on an Enquiry, with Sir Charles Burrell urged to act boldly.
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Freemasons
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House of Commons
Charles Barrell
Mr. Darby
Allence
Charles Burrell
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