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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 03, 1846

Page

3

Coercion Bill debate lands Irish burdens in UK House

The session features a heated exchange over Ireland policy. Mr MCarthy ridicules Castle governance, while Sir Robert Peel warns against permanent coercion. O Brien, Colquhoun, Grattan and Roche urge reform, with divisions on early readings and adjournments.

MR. McArthy MR. Hawes Sir Robert Peel O'Connell Ireland Robert Peel Ward Lord George Hill Sharman Crawford Col. Rawdon Roche Colquhoun Burgos Spain H. Grattan Collett Colonel Rawdon George Bentinck Smith O'Brien Mr. O'Connell Pigott Melbourne Dublin

Corn Importation Bill debate in Conciliation Hall

The piece surveys the Irish House of Commons clashes over the Corn Importation Bill and Coercion Bill. It condemns Smith O Briens stance, defends ministers, and forecasts the bill’s path toward Committee and a potential Dissolution or peerage creation if altered. It notes Irish MPs’ united stance in England and cautions against personal antagonism.

Trish Bentinck Smith O'Brien House of Lords Robert Peet James Graham Robert Pow Roche Limerick Robert Fee Milnes C. Buller House of Commons Ireland London England Irish Repeal Farice

Mr Smith O’Brien and His Persecutors

Review denounces William Smith O’Brien as bent on martyrdom and undignified in his course. It praises sincerity and political enthusiasm but decries understanding of his actions within party rules. The piece critiques the individual's insistence on personal path over collective process.

William Smith O'Brien

The Ten Hours' Bill Debate in Commons

The Ferata Question of the Factory Bill was launched on Wednesday by Mr Fielden in a speech scarcely audible in the House. The Times reports the remarks, noting the difficulty of hearing Fielden compared with Lord Ashley's eloquence, and promises fuller discussion next week.

Cork Baronet Limerick E. B. Rocue Sreaker H. Grattan Committee of Selection Murmers Sreaxen E. B Roche Rocue M. Mroxes M. Milnes C. Burren Tay M. Mines Amr Pia William Smith O'Brien O'Coxxett B Peet S. O'Brien House of Lords Trish Hawes J. Haxuzn Watson CaneweLy Hose FP. Banine M. Orson Waxcey Col. Statnarr Bovverie Earl of Powis Bangor St. Asaph Manchester Lord Montragle Exeter Tie Long Chuncetton House OF Commons Smith O'Brien Ireland E.B. Roche Durance Roche Eziensa Estcourt Noche William S. O'Byres E. B. Roche O'Connect Gisuannt T. B. Hildyard Leman Lord Lincoln Stramgr Starrorp O'Brien T. B.d Hildyard Kr. Gisperne Hild Friendly Societies C. Hi Bath London Chronicle Thomas Phillips Bedwellly Mynyddisiwryn Sir Thomas Phillips Cum Corry Torkmen Thomas Duke of Marlborough Woodstock Bedwellty Pian Tautu P.S Home Department Coventry Wales F. D Lord Brougham George Spencer Mwe Jack Ketch O.H N.B Duke J.M John Mason J. W L. L T.T.S India House W.hl. W W.C W. Pitt Fielder Times Lord Ashley

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