Essay on a Supposed Advantages of a Sinking Fund
RADNOR, President. By Order of the Special Court. To-morrow will be published. Essay on the Supposed Advantages of a Sinking Fund Part the First by Lord Grenville. Printed for John Murray Albemarle-street. In a few days comes Marquis Londonderry’s Narrative of the Peninsular War. Printed for Henry Golburn New Burlington-street. The Holy Week or the Passion of our Blessed Saviour with Easter supplement from Dean Blanhope. Printed for C and J Rivington Pall Mall and St Pauls Churchyard.
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the Marquis of Londonderily
Henry Golburn
New Burlington-street
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Church of England
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St. Faals Churchyard
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Parliament debate on steam boats and corn laws
Lords consider the Steam Passage Boats Bill and petitions from Protestant Dissenters for repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts. Wellington outlines a proposed corn measure balancing duties, protection, and agricultural impact amid differing views on import regulation and national taxation.
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Marcu St
Pike Duke of Gloucester
Gloucester
Lord Teynham
Duke of Montrose
Glasgow
Earl of Roseberry
Earlene
Duke of Newcastle
Wandborough
Nottinghamshire
Sherwood Forrest
Duke of Wellington
Cory
Fem
Sanseer
Cire & Section
Drice
Ireland's grain bounty and the dangers of free trade stance
A speaker urges Lords to protect Ireland from shifts in Corn Laws arguing Ireland supplies over two million quarters of grain annually and wheat exports totaling four hundred thousand, warning that cutting Ireland off would hurt both England and Ireland. He condemns prohibition, supports a gradually varied duty, and notes the bond and price mechanisms, with critics warning against harming agriculture and employment.
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Ireland
England
Duke of Wellington
Imperial
Winchester
Earl of
Lord Falmouth
Rathier
Earl of Malmesbury
Lord Lauderdale
King
Goderich
Earl of Falmouth
Lord Goderich
Friesd
Atti
Lord Redesdale
Loyds
Flanders
China
Darnley
St. Leonard, Shore
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Victualling Office
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His Majesty's Navy
Deptford
Teneriffe
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