Trade debate on Irish millers seek protection against French flour
Monday May 12 discussion in the House of Lords on Irish millers suffering under free trade. Lords Granville Matmisnuny Hanowicxe and Lucan pressed for a protective duty on French flour to shield Irish mills from competition. The Church Building Act Amendments Bill was sent to a select committee. adjournment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Glengall
Ireland
France
Earl Granvitte
Lord Granville
Earl of Matmisnuny
Earl of Hanowicxe
Marquis of Cuasnicanpe
Blunder in the Property and Income-tor Bill discussed
Thursday May 15 British peers debated a marginal note claiming a three year tax continuation while the bill envisions one year. Lords Lyndhurst and Grey blamed a printer’s error and Mr Hume’s amendment. Court of Chancery reform was promised soon. Friday May 10 Halifax and Quebec Railway questioned NB Nova Scotia plans and colonial policy with possible new steps.
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Lyndhurst
Marquis of Lanspawne
Earl Guay
Lord Lynpingsrt
Lanspawne
Commons
Earl Grey
Hume
Crancerr
Halifax
Quebec
Lord Stanley
New Brunswick
United States
Lake Superior
Pacific
Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Colonial Office
Earl
Grey
Lord Monteagle
English House debates Papal Aggression on Ecclesiastical Titles Bill
In the Lords or Commons motion, Mr Moore objects to introducing the Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption Bill without a full committee stage. The Speaker rules a committee of the whole is unnecessary, citing precedents and interpreting bills on religion as requiring only spiritual considerations to pass to a committee.
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House OF Commons
Moore
G. Grey
Roxsucy
Mayo
Home Department
Sheffield
Houao
Ireland Conflict Over Church Temporalities Bill Debate
The House debated whether the Church Temporalities Bill required a committee of the whole for passage. Lord John Russell defended a limited clause approach while Keogh pressed for a select committee amid fears for Roman Catholic liberties in Ireland. The fight centered on religious liberty, ordination evidence, and potential impacts on bishops and endowments. The debate extended with speeches from Gladstone and Bright, ending with adjournment and the Income Tax bill read a third time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecclesiastical Commission
G. Grey
Mayo
M. Graney
United Kingdom
Keogh
F. Kelly
Brodie
Baddeley
Ireland
Willes
Dublin
Gladstone
Sapatin
Briant
Lord J. Russell
Lawrens
M. J. O'Connell
Unquiranrt
Mr. Keogh
Lord Jol
Canning
Plunkett
Brougham
Bethell
Fitgray Kelly
Graat
Britain and Ireland
John Russell
England
Roglads
Waving
Laila
Russell
Trelannt
Crown of England
Church of Rome
Sardinia
Vraice
Ronse
Europe
Bright
Treland
Ifo
J. Russell
Pope
Cardinal Wiseman
Lord John
Scully
No House Adjourned as Reform Debate Dominated Tuesday
Tuesday's session saw only twenty-one members present, forcing adjournment with a crowded, tense debate on Parliamentary Reform. Critics blamed reformers and late-night sessions for the failure to form a House, while discussions on religious houses moved to a second reading involving Lacy and Hume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovk
Curistorne
Hume
Cobden
Gibson
Bright
Locke King
W. Williams
Crawtorp
Lacy
Groy
G. Grey
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House OF Lords
R. Peel
I’, Kelly
Lold
Westminster
Earl of Carliaie
Rome
Wiseman
Thurles
Synod of
Ulster
Presbyterian Church of Scotland
United Presbyterian Church
United Original Seceders
Ford
R. Peelare
Manchester
West Riding
Montrose
Cromwell
Robert Peel
Turne
Canterbury
York
Cheory
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