Corn Importation Bill Sparks Tenant Protection Debate
In the House of Lords the Corn Importation Bill prompts a Richmond amendment to permit tenants to quit with six months notice and have improvements valued by arbitrators or a government enclosures official. Lords debate risks of inflation, potential litigation, and impact on tenant farmers amid free trade pressures, with objections from several peers and a divided committee. The amendment is defeated and the bill proceeds to third reading.
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House OF Lords
Duke of Ricunoxp
England
Commissioner of Enclosures of Commons
Earl of Arrox
Earl of Marstesuray
Earl of Morsixeton
Earl of Apincpos
Earl
Earl Staxmcre
Lord Mornington
Pitt
Earl of Ripon
Marquis of Wellesley
R. Peel
Lord Asaputros
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Richmonn
Lord Ashburton
House OF Commons
Feriday
Ireland
B. Pee
Staffordshire
Earl of Liverpool
Mr. Canning
G. Bentinck
House of
Disraeli
Mirror of Parliament
Lord Liverpool
Times
E.knatchbull
Francis Burdett
Peel
Brownlow
Armagh
Disraeli Defends Peel Amid Parliamentary Charges
In a heated debate the House discusses charges against Sir R Peel raised by Lord G Bentinck and others. Disraeli defends Peel citing documents and personal knowledge while peers question conduct toward Mr Canning. The session ends with adjournment to Monday after postponing the order of the day.
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Stan Rard
The
Mirror of Parliament
Robert Peel
Drayton
E. Kenatelibull
R. Peel
Lord Liverpool
G. Bentinck
Sir R. Peel
Mr. Disraeli
Excargori
B. Escorr
Lord Sasvon
RK. Peel
Newbeater
Morrell
Mr. Canning
Time of Sunrise and Sunset and Tidal Tables
Rounding rules for sunrise and sunset by latitude are given. Time adjustments for high water at major ports are listed with offsets for Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton. The week notes June 21 longest day and solstice details with calendar and liturgical readings.
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Cork
Cove
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Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Sir Robert Peel and the Peelism of 19th Century Britain
A critique of Sir Robert Peel and his shifting Protestant and liberal positions, comparing his 1825 retreat and 1841 reconciliations with 1829 and 1842 acts. The piece argues Peel’s power and principles evolve with circumstance, praising his practical leadership while noting its costs to party lines and traditional beliefs. It portrays Peel as a country’s pragmatic ruler who adapts to preserve governance and social stability.
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Robert Peel
George Bentinck
Disraeli
Mr. Canning
Lord Liverpool
Pitt
Paris
House of Commons
Canning
Grattan
Plunkett
Burdett
Lord Eldon
Duke of York
Sir Edward Knatchbull
Sir Robert Peel
Progress of the Corn Bill in the Lords
The Corn Importation Bill is effectively in force and faces little further resistance in the Lords. Farmers back the measure as practical reform, while opponents warn of ruin. A majority in committee and political maneuvering signal momentum, with cover from figures like Lord Fitzwilliam, despite critical commentary from Cad.
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