Night Poaching Bill Passes In Lords Amid Debates
In the Lords on Monday the Night Poaching Bill passed after a third-reading motion by the Earl of GraaDBROKE, while other measures faced further scrutiny. The Holyhead and Chester Railway bill stalled as peers debated route options and funding, including a proposed crossing of the Menai Strait and concerns over the existing bridge.
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Earl of Graadbroke
Repespate
Holyhead and
Chester
Lord MonTeace
Duke of Wwuu1ington
Holyhead
Menai Straits
Hess
Marquis of
Earl of
Don Carlos
Bortawicx
R. Peel
Spain
Atteman
Lord Patterston
Aiy
Sir R. Peer
Court of
Lord J. Maxwell
BR. Puen
Bortawich
R. Peet
Guaperons
Railway Commission
Exchequer
Custom-House Commission of Inquiry
Royal Academy
Home
Jones
West India
Ewart
Robert Peel
Hume
Lasoucnere
Dumfries
Montrose
Mixer Giuson
Board of Trade
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Vinnens
Milner Gibson
The
Economist
West Indies
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Mr. Vinliers
Mr. Gurney
Antigua
Egypt
Nubia
Grapstone
Wolverhampton
Urney
Bowzine
Vitzigrs
Lord Santry
Coupen
W. Sandys
Evesham
Joseph Jacob
Rye
Webb
E. Wyndham
Charles I
Charles T
Sonn
Mr. Cobden
Leeds
Chamber of Commerce
Manchester
P. Stewart
Brieyt
Goulduro
East Indies
Mauritius
Bervav
Jamaica
Cob. den Lid
Roenucx
Lord Sanpon
Britain
Wannurton
Maclean
Charles
Gladstone
Milles
O'Brien
Rovavex
Young England
Little Britain
England
Ecclesiastical Courts
R. Yorke
Sir R Peet
Hon
Ranst
Sotreiton-Geve
Bangor
ST. Asaph
Earl of Powis
Earl Laving
North Wales
Sea of Sodor
Man
Carlisle
Lord Powis
Order In Council
Orders In Council
Ripon
Bristol
Gloucester
Baxcor
Canterbury
Wales
St David's
Wincausea
London
Exeter
Duke of Wellington
Licarrexp
Earl of Harnoway
House OF Comlimons
J. Graham
T. Duxcoane
Bouruwicx
Hanpy
J. Grattam
Roberts
Borthwick
Alderman Copecano
London University
Lord J. Russet
Jonnson
Berthwick
Morocco
Earl of Aberdeen
Earl of Clavexpon
France
Lord Aberdern
Merl
Lord Mealeagle
Earl
Lord Montagle
Eerl
Cranesnon
Leura Dorchester
Rreumoxp
Iin
Monteagle
Saritu
Emancipation Debate Through Irish Church Grievances
In a heated session the leaders argued over rights and repeal of the union, urging imperial legislation for equality and national emancipation. Speakers condemned transferring church property, noted reforms reducing overgrown unions and sinecures, and resisted calls for annihilating the church amid Irish Protestant-Catholic tensions. The debate adjourned without resolution.
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Mary
William
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Ulster
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Limerick
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Church of Ireland
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Meath
Tollows
Sir Edward
Sir Hugh
Dublin
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University of Oxford
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N. M‘evor
Hon
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Tamworth
H. B
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Park Gate
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House of Commons
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House of Lords
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Glover
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O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Europe
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Mitxer Gisson
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Shaw
Forsgs
D. Browne
Haxvreron
University of Dublin
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Hamilton
Prince de Joinville
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Mr.o'connell
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Scotland
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Tretorn
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R. Peel
United States
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Churches of Ireland
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Cromwell
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Armagh
Canada
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Wai
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Ross
Suaw
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