Maynooth Bill Debates Highlight Parliamentary Scrutiny
The House of Lords advances scrutiny of Maynooth College endowment with notices for select committee inquiry into its doctrines. Debates cover sanatory town conditions, railway land compensation, and printing a Maynooth bill. A lengthy roll call lists peers and a heated exchange between Lords Stanley and Brougham over petition handling.
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England
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Third Reading of the Maynooth Bill in Parliament
The Maynooth Bill passed a third reading by a 133 majority after a night session ending Thursday. The piece notes few Liberal backsliders, cites notable supporters and critics, and argues the measure aligns with Irish policy despite mixed public petitions and intense opposition from some Exeter Hall religious factions.
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Messie. Duncombe
Bouverie Bright
S. Crawford
Ewart
Pattison
P. Stewart
Fielden
Muntz
Mr. Brotherton
Ireland
Macaulay
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Lord Dalmeny
George Grey
Cobden
Milner Gibson
Aldam
Mark Phillips
Captain Berkeley
Poulett Scrope
Turcell
House of Commons
Exeter Hall
Duncombe
Maynooth
England
James Graham
Francis Egerton
C. Buller
Mr. Cholmondeley
Robert Inglis
Debates over Catholic rights and Irish Union demands
The speech by Colquhoun and rebuttals by Wyse and Sheil defend Catholic countrymen against disaffection claims in 1795 and 1793. Lord John Russell's vibrant reply warns Catholics must be satisfied before Union repeats, while parliamentary divisions on a four-year act amendment fail 145 to 242. Ward misses a chance to vote.
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Wyse
Sheil
Duigenan
Bankes
Robert Peel
Ferrand
John Russell
Ireland
England
Lord John Russell
Duncombe
Ward
Mr. Duncombe
The Public Man Mr Forbes Mackenzie in Peeblesshire
A commentary on Mr Forbes Mackenzie's rise and conduct. The piece questions how greatness came to him, argues his elevation was forced by Peel's vacancy, and urges dignity amid public scrutiny. It defends past errors as part of public service and mocks misreporting.
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Maynooth
Maynooth Debate Dullness on Protestantism and Providence
The piece laments the Maynooth Debate as exceptionally dull and tedious. It describes the first two nights as monotonous, poisonously so, and compared to a November fog, with London atmosphere that fails to illuminate any point. It notes English and Scottish dispute over religion leaving readers unimpressed.
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