Hansard's Parliamentary Debates

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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I. SUBJECTS OF DEBATE IN THE HOUSE of Lords.
II. SUBJECTS OF DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
III. LISTS OF DIVISIONS IN BOTH HOUses.

I. SUBJECTS OF DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.

1832.

April 9. Parliamentary Reform-Bill for England-Second Reading
-First Day-Duke of Buckingham's Plan of Reform—

Debate adjourned

10. Borough of Arundel-Petition objecting to the Incorporation
of Little Hampton-Personal Recrimination

Parliamentary Reform-Bill for England-Second Reading-

Second Day-Debate Adjourned

Page

106

Parliamentary Reform-Bill for England-Second reading-

Third Day-Debate again Adjourned-Discussion as to

fixing the Day for the Committee

213

13. Education (Ireland)-Petition relative to the Ministerial Plan 323

Parliamentary Reform-Bill for England-Second Reading-

Adjourned Debate-Fourth Day-Divisions, &c.

327

16. Education (Ireland)—Petitions against the Ministerial Plan ..

Affray at Newtownbarry-Captain Graham-Motion for Papers

to illustrate the Proceedings in relation to the Conduct of

the Government to Captain Graham in that Affray

496

17. West-India Interest-Petition-Motion for appointing a Com-
mitttee

499

596

1832.

May 7. Reform-London and Edinburgh Petitions

Parliamentary Reform-Bill for England-Committee-First
Day-Lord Lyndhurst's Amendment agreed to--Divisions,

8. Arrears of Tithes (Ireland)—Postponement of the measure in
consequence of the Resignation of the Ministers-Explana-
tion by the Archbishop of Armagh

9. Resignation of Ministers-Announcement by Earl Grey that

the Ministers had resigned their Offices because his Majesty

did not think proper to follow their advice

Reform-Birmingham Petition-Similar brief statement by the

Lord Chancellor

Reform-Committee-Motion to discharge the Order for the
Committee-Attack on the Conduct of the Administration
by the Earl of Carnarvon-His Motion for appointing
another Day for the Committee

11.

Reform-Petitions-Character and Numbers of different Meet-

ings to support Reform

14. The New Ministry-Declaration that one was forming, and

Postponement of the Reform Bill

15. Ministerial Plan of Education (Ireland)-Petitions

905

980

982

Ministerial Appointments-Probability that Earl Grey would
continue to hold Office

17. Ministerial Arrangements-Explanation of the Duke of Wel-
lington and Lord Lyndhurst-Earl Grey like to keep Office
and pass the Reform Bill

18. Ministerial Arrangements-Explanation by the Archbishop of
York-Announcement by Earl Grey that he is to remain in
Office-Declaration by various noble Peers of the Conduct
they mean to pursue under such circumstance

21. Stockton-on-Tees-Petition for a Member

993

1043

.. 1094

Creation of Peers-Question as to the Authenticity of a Letter
purporting to be a pledge by the King to create Peers .. 1096

Parliamentary Reform-Bill for England-Committee-Second

Day-Schedule C-Lord Ellenborough's Plan of Reform

Various Explanations and proposed Amendments-Case

of Greenwich and Devonport

1098

22. University of Durham-Bill for establishing such a University

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