The Irish Tithes Bill and the House Debate 1838
A political commentary reviews Mr Ward's Irish Tithes Bill motion. It traces resolutions from 1835 to 1838, argues for applying surplus revenue to education, condemns party rigidity, and predicts renewed agitation and broader reforms in Ireland. It cautions government inconsistency may ignite further tithe conflicts and strain church funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Ward
Ireland
Trish
Irish Church Commission
France
States General
Mr. O'Connell
Wexford
Tipperary
Hindley
Salford
Manchester
Bretherton
Lord Ashley
Bath
Bristol
Warminster
York
Lancashire
Lord Morrim
Yorkshire
Harvey
H. Johnston
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Scotland
Hume
Petition Debates in Lords Over Poor Law and Tithes
In the Lords on Monday and Tuesday debates covered the Poor Law Amendment Act petitions from Norwich and Nottingham parishes, signatures scrutiny, and a select committee on Canterbury affairs. Motions about church revenues in Ireland and bishops' plurality of benefices were discussed as the House passed the Benefices Pluralities Bill after veto considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Earl Stanmore
Duke of Ricamont
Earl Stannore
Aana
Loxton
Bath
J. RussEn
Warp
Ireland
J. Russel
University of Cambridge
J. Russecx
O’connely
Lord Morpris
Smr Horpe
G OF Lords
St. Mary
St. Peter
St. Michael
St. John
Norwich
Norfolk
St. James
St. Stephen
All Saints
Earl of Raptor
Earl of Suarressury
Lord Broveham
Lord BraveHam
Earl Stanhope
London Democratic Association
Canterbury
Lord Broucham
Earl of
WrxcHiLsea
Kent
TeynHam
Coles
Jocdahtier
Sprayer
Bouse OF Commons
New Zealand
A. Watts
Sunderland
Pederas
Church Missionary Society
Association
É&C
G. Grey
R. Loézis
France
Hawes
W. E. Gnapstone
Wanp
Australia
Dane
Viscount Howick
Hear
W. James
Goulbprn
Pease
T. F. Baring
O’connell
Southampton Railway Company
Leicester
Easthope
Heroe
Halifax
WaLllace
Rowland Hill
Scotland
GinLon
Pryme
Wallace
Hume
Guton
Wa. Raz
Baring
Prumprre
Puumprre
Sheffield
Pechell
Jervis
Law
Vernon Surra
Viniters
Suaney
Leader
Kems
St.George
Southwark
Canrtruury
Duke of Wellington
Viscount Mentourne
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Belhaven
Earl of Aberdeen
MeLgourne
French Army Staff Amendments Pass New Measures
France's Chamber of Peers moved to approve several ministerial amendments to the army staff bill, despite royal objections. The same report notes a royal ordinance allowing the interment of Prince de Talleyrand. a Bordeaux fire injures 24 and prompts mayor Johnston to risk himself. and Parliament backs a Paris Havre Dieppe railway line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Chamber of Peers
Prince de Talleyrand
Sisters of Charity
Valencay
M. Peyrusson
Bordeaux
Johnston
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Havre
Dieppe
Toulon
Constantina
Neghier
Achmet
Ahhmet
Algiers
Mar‘shal Valee
Zurbano
Balmaseda
Burgos
Lerma
Quintanar
Ontario
Ezpeleta
Sierra
Saragossa
Forcadell
Chiva
Cabrera
Llangostera
Mutiresa
San Miguel
Fuentes de Ebro
Hwanovee
M. Rumann
Hanover
von Schele
Estates
M. von Schele
Bremen
General Assembly of the Estates
Austria
Vienna
Spa
Grafenberg
Bavaria
Mounica
Braganza
Jomaring
Theodolinda
Ische
Leuchtenberg
Aschaffenburgh
Gemersheim
Heligoland
H. M
Partridge
Heliisoland
Sheerness
Egypt
Alexandria
Bowring
Richard Galloway
Syria
Constantinople
London
the Pacha
Russtia
Berlin
Silesia
Prussia
Toplitz
Poland
Posen
Warsaw
Turkey
Bosphorus
Pacha
Ghemlek
Rhodes
Vera Cruz
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History and Politics
the Irish Church
Imperial Parliament
M. Woop
Westminster
Walker
Bury
Mr. Pease
Western Railway
Birmingham
S. Cannine
Foreign Intelligence