Treasury Minute on Salaries and Emoluments Reductions 1831
The Lords approve a Treasury minute dated 1831 detailing selective salary cuts for high offices across the Crown. It sets new nets for the First Lord and Chancellor, adjusts junior and private secretaries, and directs warrants, patents, and bills to implement reductions from April 5. It also covers Irish and Scottish offices, with emphasis on maintaining public service quality while cutting costs.
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Reform Bill Debates Stir British House and Press
Reports from the Morning Chronicle and Morning Post detail heated discussions on General Gascoyne's motion, the fate of sixty two cashiered Members, and the balance of borough power. Sadler argues rotten boroughs propelled historic reforms while opponents warn the plan tilts too far toward towns. Hunt's remarks draw sharp crossfire from radicals and the press.
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Italy
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Oxford
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Hereford
Glamorgan
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Hume
Andawan Thas
Liverpool
Bristol Recorder
Peterloo
Republican
Ways and Means balance and notable guests at Berkeley Square
An 1851 account shows Ways and Means totaling 4,894,645 pounds 3s 6d for outstanding supplies from several years, with 93,561 pounds 7s 3d surplus. Earl of Lonsdale hosted an Anti Reform gathering at Berkeley Square with peers including the Duke of Wellington, Marquis of Chandos, Westmorland, Lowther, Peel, Sugden, and Scarlett.
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Berkeley-square
Births and Marriages in Bath Regent's Park and Salisbury
Birth notices report a son for Samuel William Bythesea at Staples Hall and a brief infant death for the Hon. Mrs. Duncan in Regent's Park. Also a son born to George Tito Brice at Packham House Hants. Marriages record J M de Orense to Gertrude de Lizaur in Regent's Park and Ambrose Hussey to Barbara Eyre in Salisbury Cathedral.
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Hants
George Tito Brice
Jr. Scott
J. M. de Orense
Gertrude
J. A. de Lizaur
Chester Terrace
Salisbury
D. I. Eyre
Ambrose Hussey, Ee
Newstreet
Barbara Alicia
Daniel Eyre
Reform bill debate mired by press and threats in Lords
Lords peers clash over the reform measure amid petitions from Hammer smith and others. Opposition argues government pressure and press intimidation taint the process, while supporters urge discussion, public opinion, and measured reform.
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