MARITIME AND PARLIAMENTARY DISCUSSIONS IN IRELAND AND ENGLAND
In Parliament, petitions from Belfast and other Ulster towns sought to legalize marriages of dissenters with Anglicans. Discussions covered Algerian occupation, Napier’s naval conduct, anti corn-law charges, and legal reforms. Lords debated dissenters marriages Ireland lunacy laws, evidences reforms, and Commons debated consular changes, burial practices, and a corn importation bill with shifts toward a fixed duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Belfast
North of Ireland
Church of England
Lord Camrery
Newry
Ballymena
Lord Broveram
Tyrone
Londonderry
Marquis of Clanricarde
Algeria
M. Guizot
France
Africa
Paris
Mixto
Charles Napier
Times
Admiralty
R. Stopford
Lord Colchester
C. Napier
Duke of Richmond
Lord Fitzgerald
Aupade
House of Lords Thursday and French inquiry on Algiers
The Duchy of Cornwall Bill gained third reading while the Van Diemen's Land Bill progressed in committee. Petitions urged revising provision laws and Presbyterian marriage rules and concerns over burial in London. In France, inquiries about despatches on Algiers drew a blank. Education discussion touched on continuing Ireland’s national system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Duchy of Cornwall
Lord Redesdale
Corporation of the
City of
London
France
Marquis of Clanricarde
Earl of Aberdeen
Algiers
Earl of Aprapren
Marquis of Laxspowge
Ireland
Ireland's editation policy debate and poor laws reform discussion
The House of Lords debated the government’s education stance and the Corn Law Bill, with Earl Stanhope urging reform of the poor laws after a Rochdale petition from a distressed handloom weaver. Lord Monteagle and others argued about machinery's impact on employment and the need for supported workers. Oaths reform and adjournment followed as Lord Denman introduced a baptismal oaths bill. In the Commons, attendance was sparse as Mr. Ward’s land burdens committee motion failed for lack of quorium, listing peers present during adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Neville
Windsor
Reading
Frost, Williams
Jones
Bowring
S. Wortley
M. Philips
Manchester
Algeria
Robert Peer
Lord Aberdeen
House of Lords
Rupert Pre
C. Wood
Ferrand
Ferrano
Cobden
Villiers
Wolverhampton
Sen Amon
Yorkshire
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
League
Vittiers
Knaresborough
Orange
O'Connell
Down
Leela
Lord Exior
Hardinge
Antoin Linxox
América
France
Macaulay
Henry Happinog
Williams
Horse and Life Guards
Volunteer Corps
Army
NAVY
Lee Cunets
Ton
Benkeley
Elton
Berkeley
Mr. Elton
Eves
Captain Berkeley
Leen
Rye
Cambrides
William
Cambridge
Afr
Duke of Wellington
Bear
Calain Williams
al O
Rous
Khan
Captain Lawrence
Captain Rous
Pitt Seriatim
Ebro
Anil
Agin
Lord Crancettor
Court of Chancery
Master of the Rolls
Lord Brovenam
Lord Corrensam
Lord Campsext
Lord Dexson
Lyspuurst
Lord Brovcuam
Lord Wyxroxrp
D'Ispakxt
Lord Claupy Hamiltton
Foreign Office
Bowzine
BR. Pex
Canning
Huskisson
Lord Patwinstow
D'Israeli
South America
Lord Palmerston
Wanp
Hei
Lasoucuane
Tate-government
Macxixnox
Bowline
Waxuzy
James Gnavam
Maceranon
F. Bezrtox
Borrimwick
R. Ixcots
Universal Church
Haugty
M. Minses
Harenet
Baronet
Emory
Maidstone
Inglis
C. Brustté
Plumptre
R. Inglis
Wiehell
BR. Peel
Rosent Pest
Ennixeton
Robert Peel
Thomas Woop
Middlesex
Virtax
Beackstone
Becx
Howrex
New Zealand
Canada
Glasgow
R. Peel
Paxmngton
Blackstone
C. Buiter
E. Knarcuurtt
Anti-Corn Law League
Sustu
Friends of Government
Peel
Englan
Grans Toxe
Sheil
Riassist
Russia
Fiona
Rsdera
Joan Russel
America
Tate
Palace
Buckingham
Prescuig
Sir Honent
Puen
Cayersse
Ord
Joba
Dave
Woxsury
C. Naren
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl Stanore
Cornan Bil
Rochdale
Lord Monteade
Earl of
Staynove
Lord Denman
Warp
Barnard
E. G
Greenwich
Blake
Sir Valentine
Galway Blewitt
Reginald
Monmouth
Bowes
John
South Durham
Bolton
Bratherton
Salford
Bryan
Major
Kilkenny
Cou Byng
George
Christmas
Waterford
Stockport
Crawford, S
Duncombe
T. S
Finsbury
Gibson
T. M
Harris, J
Newcastle-unde
Lyme
Hay
Sir A. L
Elgin, &c
House of Lords Friday New Bills and India Disasters Report
The Van Dieman's Land Bill passed its third reading while ecclesiastical and lease bills moved forward. In Commons, attendance ran high. private bills faced procedural issues. Scotland debated Southampton vacancy due to Earl of Elgin, with Governor of Jamaica appointment discussed. Dispatches describe treachery in India and Sir William M'Naghten's death. government pledged action to restore British glory and public order.
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House OF Lords
CanreRsney
House OF Combions
Grezne
Granton Pier
Hinckley Road
Leicester
Ashby de la Zouch
Geo. Croix
Southampton
Earl of Elgin
Scotland
GC. Wenne
Lord Stanley
Jamaica
India
Stuart Wor? Ley
R. Pere
Calcutta
W. M'Naghten
Bombay
William M'Naghten
Cabool
D. C
Her
Lalla
Finance Speech on Tax Plan Amid Public Finances Fog
A parliamentary speech outlines a new income tax plan and related measures to cover a growing deficit. The speaker cites 1814 tax structures, proposes an 8 percent rate with exemptions up to £150, seeks Ireland adjustments, stamp duty reforms, and a coal export levy to raise funds while avoiding broad levies on labour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Post Office
Baronet
Basia
Itavill
Ranulty-Foy
R. Pegi
India
Lext
Sir
Iere
Levalenlate
Ireland
Fenglan
Fle
Great Britain
England
tariff reform plan outlined by minister to reduce duties and revive finances
The speaker details income projections and a sweeping tariff plan. He proposes removing prohibitory duties, cutting raw material rates, and slashing duties on manufactured goods while preserving some nominal charges. The schedule will be published soon, covering timber, coffee, sugar, and other key items, with a projected revenue loss versus gain.
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Ireland
Beth
John Russell
China
India
Hear
Baronet
France
West India
Baltic
Canada
Lowit
Reilwass
Ps.d
Leflore
Stacy Cemches
Ile
Manuueture
Majesix
Lave
Collleagues
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Gloucester
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Wopamen & Waan Y Ce
Powell
Limerick
Rundle
Tavistock
Scholefield
Birmingham Stock
Cashel
Ate H. Peels
Develo
Erthy
Jong
Gugynent Antil
Hes Mett
Exchivquer
Amy
Ordnance
Afghanistan
Ipuch
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