British Abolitionists and American Slavery Letter from Bishop Fisk
A Birmingham dated August 1836 letter discusses British and American abolitionism, noting West Indian emancipation as gradual and compensated. It criticizes agitation and proslavery accusations, defends compensation and apprenticeship, and contrasts two English abolitionist groups while urging prudence and unity within the Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisk
New York Christian Advocate
Messia
America
West India
West Indies
Guo High
Megro
Buxton
Methodist Church
Wesleyan Connexion
Scotland
House of Lords
Mapper House
England
Anti-Slavery Society
Anti-Slavery Agency Society
O'Connell
E Conference
Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
New England
New Hampshire
Wesleyan University
Church In America
South
Con
Garenyes
Birmingham
Sprutge
Gland
Libel case vs Hansard printers at King's Bench court
In a King's Bench action by publisher J J Stockdale against Hansard printers the jury found for Stockdale on the first issue and for Hansard on the second, ruling the report grossly obscene yet upholding parliamentary privilege. The House was urged to protect those printing under its authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Bench
J. J. Stockdale
Messrs. Hansard
House of Commons
Lord Denman
Stockdale
Messrs
Hansard
Newgate Prison
Littledale
John Campbell
Lord Hale
Bernal
J.J. Stockdale
Committee On Privileges
Robert Peel
Court of King’s Bench
John Russell
George Thompson
Youths’ Temperance Society of
Paisley
Thompson
Campbell
Mason
G. C. Smith
John Garrett
Gibraltar
Insolvent and bankruptcy notices in London gasette list
Insolvents include George Mercer and David Crow. bankruptcies annulled for Charles Evershed and Charles Howe. list covers divers creditors and trades across England. Dividends scheduled for March and April. certificates to be granted for cattle-robber and ship-owner cases. scotch sequestration noted for Paterson and Drysdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mercer
Tunbridge Weils
David Crow
Sheffield
Charles Evershed
Gosport
Hampshire
Charles Howe
Crickhowel
Breconshire
Maen
Draper
William Rowe
Truro
Cornwall
John and
Joseph Richards
Morris's-walk
Bridge Street
Southwark
Thomas Dell
Chingford-green
Mott-street
Essex
Samuel Manton Brigus
Barnet
Hertfordshire
Thomas Rivington
Brough
Westmoreland
Thomas Beesly
Faringdon
Berkshire
Hugh Swan
Little Hampton
Sussex
William Barmby
Pudsey
Yorkshire
William Hart Everett
Manchester
John Shilton
Walsall
Staffordshire
Thomas Westcott
Trews
Devonshire
Thomas Carrick Perritt
Kingston-upon-Hull
John
Jonathan Crossley
Farnley Tyas
George Miller
Rath
Victualler
John Seed
Catieral
Lancashire
J. S. Stevenis
Duke-street
Grosvenor-square
Pluumber
R. Back
J. Bateman
Compton Street
Clerkenwell
J. Looker
Oxford
Scrivener
J. Leap
J. Bush Aid N
W. W.jenkins
Birmingham
D. Lorgan
Quebec
Canada
T. Bowdler
Shrewsbury
W. Oxendale
Scarton
G. Cussona
J. Hayton
Wigton
Cumberland
T. Linney
Arnewood
Partnerships Dissolved and Bankruptcy Notices Listed
A fragment lists numerous dissolved partnerships spanning hatters, shag manufacturers, builders, drapers, leather-dressers, grocers, ship-chandlers, and more across cities like Westminster, Darlington, Brighton, Braintree, Bradford, Liverpool, Manchester, and Glasgow. It also records bankruptcies and certificates to be granted with dates in March and April.
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Fen
J. Jeans
J. Cole
Bridge-street
Westminster
Hatters
J. Wilson
Darlington
Durham
E. Woollright
J. Blackwell
Brighton
J. R
F. R. Crabb
Spring Lull
Hampshire
Schoolminsters
J. Cannington
D. Walford
Braintree
Essex
J. Jowett
Bradford
Yorkshire
B. Bennett
J. Warburton
Clement’s Court
G. Gradwell
Preston
Lancashire
G. Gradwell and Co
Liverpool
R. Fisher
New Sarum
Wiltshire
Fairhurst, Tilston, and Co
Chester
Manchester
Percival-street
Northampton
Squire
Leadenhall-market
George Pocock
Booth Street
Spitalfields
James Rostron
Edenfield
John Wilson Williams
Henry Woodthorp
Avery
Thomas Chandler
Wood-street
Cheapside
City-terrace
Nathaniel Bingham
W. Field
O. J. G. Hawkins
Upper
Belgrave-street
Hanover-square
I. Carter
Catenton-street
J. Pane
Newport
Miller
G. Lee
Leeds
J. Whitehouse
Leamington
Warwickshire
W. Thompson
H. Leonard
I. B. Dawes
Aston
J. Everard
Wellingborough
Northamptonshire
J. Beeston
Drayton-in-Hales
Shropshire
Mercer
R. Meadow
Winterbottom
Saddlesworth
Walduck
Birmingham
R. Wakeford
Andover
Nampshire
J. Frankland
I. Daniell
Trelissick
Cornwall
Hume bill on county finances and annual ratepayer boards
In Parliament Friday night the Hume measure aims to tighten county finances under elected boards and ratepayer auditors. Lord John Russell supported a regular magistrate system and Lord Lieu tenants face selection choices. The Wellington statue committee also opted to place the statue opposite thetuition house.
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House of Commons
Hume
John Russell
Duke of Wellington
Mutision-house
Temperance and Intemperance in the Bristol Temperance Herald
The Bristol Temperance Herald discusses total abstinence as the only remedy for all intoxicating drinks, citing Wesleyan rules and examples. It condemns wine and spirits, urges Methodists to join temperance efforts, and notes a Bristol lecture by J. S. Buckingham with a teetotal tribute. It traces temperance progress in the Isle of Man and Wellington and reports local meetings and a Bristol dinner-knife gift to Buckingham.
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Bristol Temperance Herald
Ali Obly
Rom Urdant
Bristol
W. Geary
Stanwell
Isle of Man
Samuel ‘Fox
Wellington
S. Buckingham
Collens
Teetotal Temperance Society
Buckingham
M.P
Adam
Elperance Society
Wesley
John Wesley
Temperance Society
Methodiam
Mr. Wesley
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Wesleyan Conference
General Conference
United States
Tany
Phiave
Hore
Methodist Church In
The
London Gasettes
Turspay
Fengvang
Partnershits
T. Sharp and Co
T. J. Wilkinson
R. C. Sharp
Sharp, Roberts
Ch. Manchester
BR. Co. Sharp
M. Tatlock
I. F. Lakin
Blackheath-park
G. Warner
G. Crook
Southampton-street
Covent Garden
Linen-Drapers
T. Higgs
W. Evan
Portsea
Lineno Drapers
Room
T. Birley
J. Dixon
St. Bees
C. Bleaden
R. T. Peters
W. P. Bathe
B. B. Breach
Pentonville
J. Hodson
Wodgson
J. Rushforth
G. Gaskell
Kendal
Hobbin
Garrick
Bury, Son
Trargreaves
T. and
W. Layne Benak
Regent-street
Silver-street
Golden-square
Tailors
Paterson and Drysdale
York-place
Edinburgh
Grocers
A. Berry
King Street
Portman-square
Poulterer
R. Smith
H. Cooper
London-street
Ratcliffe
J. James
J. G. Lynch
Macclesfield Wharf
New North-road
Hoxton
Temperance