British Revenue Gains Highlight July Quarter Report
The packet ship Sheffield arrived from Liverpool. London papers note a July quarter revenue boost across customs excise stamps and post office, slight dip in assessed taxes, and overall year rise of over two million. Parliament to prorogue August first. Franklin to govern Van Dieman’s Land. Wellington badly injured.
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Sheffield
Allen
Liverpool
London
Great Britain
Commons
John Franklin
R. N
van Dieman’s Land
Arthur
Duke of Wellington
Patterson
Belgium
Antwerp
Andrew Stevenson
Court of St. James
Irish Church Bill and Irish Government Clash Reaches End
July debates in Parliament focus on the Irish Church Bill and the Irish Church appropriation clause. Lords and Commons clash over inalienable church property and the proposed appropriation, with ministers favored by a parliamentary majority and long, heated speeches on Protestant interests and Irish reform.
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Commons
Lords
Ireland
Lre
R. Peel
Hume
O'Connell
Bell
Measenger
England
Robert Peel
House of Commons
Trish
Morpera
Lord Morpeth
Lord Manon
Poutren
Desieriandiae Hheky
Hans
E. ‘Tessesr
M. J. O'Coxyone
Belfast
Tennent
FL Treven
Batnowiy
Lord Monrern
Sergeant Jackson
Commissioners of Public Instruction
Scotland
Wales
Church of England
Heble Lord
Jackson
Suem
House of Farid
Peel
Lord Staxey
Mr. O'Connell
O’connell
Eople
Kilkenny
Stanley
J. Russell
Lord Stanry
Lord Stanley
Curran
Henry Hardings
Church of Ireland
House of Lords
Reland
Joan Ressens
Lord J. Russell
Earl Grey
Tamworth
North
Lancashire
Tyeland
Lord Parmerstor
Portugal
From France to New York Paris and Greece notes
A long Transatlantic items digest reports Albany arrival from Havre July 9 with Paris papers to 7th. Royal and international dispatches cover Louis Philippe, Perpignan investigations into Alibeau, Madrid, Turkish affair with England, Spain Carlist battles, Greece amnesty, cholera in Lombardy, and a Hungarian fire devastating Grosswardein. Also included are military requisitions and Indian removals in Tennessee and Georgia regions, plus Savannah rail and frontier news.
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Albany
Johnson
Havre
Paris
Louis Philippe
England
Lord Granville
Perpignan
Abibeau
Alibeau
M. M
Europe
New York
New Jersey
Barstow
Liverpo
Messrs
Turkey
Churchill
Reis Effendi
Great Britain
House of Commons
Moniteur
Spain
Louis Phillippi
Republic
Tam
Gratus
Sanet
Gazette de France
Gazette
Louis Phillippe
Leopold
Belgium
Louise of Orleans
Evans
Fontarabia
Athens
Greece
Arcamania
Lombardy
Grosswardein
Hungary
Secretary of War
Gaines
War Department
Mexico
United States
U. S
Washington
Department of War
Department
White Sulpher Springs
Arkansas
Missouri
Texas
Tennessee Volunteers
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
East
Tennessee
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London Metropolitan
Andy
Advertiser
France
Key West
Indian Key
the Key
J'allahassee Floridian
Inet
Nashville Republican
Agian
van Derarrment
Louisiana
Lewis Cass
N. Cannon
Gov. of
Nashville, Tennessee
T. C. A. Hanns
N Cannon
Nashville
Andrew Jackson
Savannah
Mississippi River
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Montgomery
Ala
Jesup
Capt
Page
Mississippi
Oconee
Gen
Capt. Page
The
Columbus Enquirer
Alford
Kichatoona
Flint River
Sanford
Mantz
Chickasahatchie
Fort McCreary
Kendrick
Calhoun
Lawdon’s
Lee County
Bostwick
Jernigan
Lumpkin
Columbus Guards
N.Y
Columbus
Natchez
Norfolk
Atlantic
Col. Wood
Randolph Ga
Piggehik
Tallahassee
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