Lucknow entry and voyage news from Bengal Papers
A December letter from the Camp of the Commander-in- Chief states that Lord Victoria is to enter Lucknow in state on the 11th and attend the placement of the King of Oude on the Musnad. Bombay reports the ship Byram Gore ashore near the Lackadives with cargo including 1,80,000 dollars and 300 chests of raw silk. The Malacca Observer notes a Gold Mine beyond Company territory and new Chinese revenue offices. A Russian manifesto proclaims a perpetual peace with Persia, detailing frontier lines, indemnity, and amnesty, dated St Petersburg March 21, 1828. Paris reports on French press law discussions and Marseilles dispatches. Market prices for several securities are listed from London and Marseille.
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Memoirs of the Duke of Rovigo Soon to Appear
The Memoirs of the Duke of Rovigo promised for years are finally near publication. Savary, Napoleon era Minister of Police, offers a privileged view into the secret history of the Court and Government, promising to be among the century’s major works.
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Petition Debate on Test and Corporation Acts in Lords
In the Lords on April 21 petitions from Protestant Dissenters, the Clergy of Sudbury archdeaconry, and others urged repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts with broader civil rights. Lords discussed effects on Scotland and the Union, while requests ranged from Catholic relief to anti empo wered practices in commerce and governance.
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Debate on the Act of Union and Sacramental Test provisions
Lord Eldon argues that the Act of Union safeguarded the Church Establishment and Test Acts, stressing the alliance of Church and State and warning against drastic changes. He recalls William III’s push to dispense with tests, disputes the Noble Earl’s view of the Constitution, and defends gradual, cautious repeal within royal and parliamentary limits.
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