Notes from Grangemouth to Royal Society plans
Reported items include a nene leer captured at Grangemouth, a duel at Chalk Farm leaving Mr Scott wounded, criticisms of dueling, Judian Juggler's fortune, Sir James Crawford's relocation to an asylum, the Royal Society of Literature plan, a Pegasus region comet sighting, a Crown verdict against Mr Hunt for political coffee manufacturing, and a damages award to a wronged young woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nene Leer
Grangemouth
Chalk Farm
Mr. Scott
Hiduways London
Christie
Blackwood
Edinburgh
Scott
James Crawford
House of Correction
Royal Society of Literature
Pegasus
Europe
Hunt
Court of Common Pleas
Education and Sunday Paper Suppression Debate in Parliament
The article discusses Parliament's looming focus on education reform led by Mr. Brougham and a proposed ban on Sunday newspapers. It argues education is vital for national morals, warns against strong religious opposition, and condemns Sunday paper distribution as harmful to Sabbath observance and public worship. It also covers parliamentary remarks on royal liturgy and the Queen's name in prayers, noting votes and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Earl of Liverpool Moves Queen's Annuity Bill Second Reading
The Earl of Liverpool moved the second reading of the Queen's Annuity Bill on Tuesday in the House of Lords. He stated no details were needed and that the annuity of 59,000 pounds per year granted by the bill to the Queen was secured by an original marriage treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Earl of Darnley
House of Commons
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Church of England
Lord Ellenborough
of Commons
Earl of Blessinton
Lord Calthorpe
Marquis of Lansdawn
England
House OF Lords
Earl of Lrygrpool
Ueen
Yadwase
Petition and motions in the House of Commons on distress and slave trade
Members presented petitions complaining of agricultural distress. J Littleton moved a bill on Church Briefs. Mr Denmay urged an inquiry into Manchester transactions and ministers, with debate on printing the petition. Creevey pressed a motion on Chester Sheriff conduct, division 65 to 122. Goulburn moved to abolish the African Company and transfer its property to the Crown. motion supported by Gordon and Wilberforce. The House adjourned at ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
J. Littleton
Denmay
Nottingham
Manchester
C. Wynn
Creevey
Chester
Everton
Cheshire
E. Knatchbull
Wilbraham
Lord Castlereagh
Phillips
Curwen
Lord Belgrave
A Moore
Goulburn Rose
J. Marryat
Mr. Gordon
W. Smits
Wilberforce
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Christian Reporter
Postscript
London
James McHora
Warwick Square
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