London City Opposes Metropolitan Police Bill in Buckingham Palace
Sheriffs and City of London officials met Queen Victoria at Buckingham Palace to learn when she would receive the address against the Metropolitan Police bill. The deputation reported Lord John Russell’s hostile stance and urged the queen to intervene to preserve London’s ancient rights and privileges and resist centralizing reforms. The queen promised careful parliamentary consideration and signed the address with the lord mayor and aldermen afterward.
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Sheriffs
Buckingham Palace
John Russell
House of Commons
Aldersgate
City of London
London
William I
Citiens
Edward the Confessor
Charles II
James II
Metropolitan Police District
George IV
City of
Metropolitan Police
Henry WoopteHuarre
Ireland Tithes Arrears Bill Moves To Committee
In the Irish Parliament the Tithes Arrears Bill is read a second time and ordered to be committed on Monday. Discussions cover crime in Ireland, the Irish policy, and banking and usury laws. Lords and Commons exchange notes on Irish affairs, naval estimates, and political prisoner cases in Canada.
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Marquis of Normandy
Lord Brougham
House OF Commons
T. Carlow
Bruen
Carlow
Lord Sandon
Joan RussEvu
House of Lords
Lord Howick
Talon
Hower Hanoreor
Pitaente
India
Lord Auck
T Reed
Mr. Hume
House
St. Asaph
Bangor
Kirkaldy
Earl of Camperdown
Lord Broveuux
Bandon
Torrington
Devonshire
Childwell
Lancashire
Woodstock
Dumfermine
Paisley
Scotland
Sussex
Leeds
Yorkshire
Earl of Caarleyville
King’s
Lord Rossmore
Tullamore
Earl of Charleville
Duke OF Wellington
Viscount Duncannon
Marquess of
Douro
Duchess of Wellington
Lord Broucham
Lord Wuarncuirre
Shaw Kennedy
Lord Broveham
Canada
New South Wales
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Nonrmandy
Broucham
Duke of Wellngton
Anglesea
Carnarvon
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Sligo
Wiltshire
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Braidon
Perth
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Normandy
Her
America
Normancy
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Mauritius
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England
Wales
Upper Canada
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Cannon
Court of Bankruptcy
Lerp
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