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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 26, 1819

Page

1

Vestry protests London clergy pay rise amid parish burdens

A 1819 Dublin and London church and civic meeting record shows the Saint Margeret Pattens and Saint Gabriel Fenchurch vestries opposing a Parliament bill to raise clergy stipends. They cite city rents, poverty relief, and church repairs as already heavy costs, and call for opposition and publication of resolutions. The document also notes a Dublin Rotunda meeting backing Catholic emancipation and a Dublin Freemason’s Tavern gathering forming the Patent Granite Block Pavement Company.

Saint Margaret Pattens Saint Gabriel Fenchurch London Henry VII House of Commons J. Williamson St. Margaret Pattens Stoakes St. Gabriel Fenchurch CLAY Dublin Rotunda Petit'gy Ireland Marquis Downshire House of Lords Henry Grattan Royal Exchange Sfarquis Shire Eton Tienry Grattani Arthur Guinesy Humphreys Thomas M‘kenny Lord Mayon Leisstex Fon Freeman's Journal Carrick’s Morning Post Dublin Evening Post Corragpondent London Courier Leinster Freemason’s Tavern Great Queen-street Lincoln’s Inn Fields Wennesway Patent Granite Block Pavement Company Thomas Tyrwilet Messrs. Long Austen Gray's Inn Messrs. Hammersley and Co Messe, Hammersley and Co Tyrwhill Long Gray’s Shim Comteris St. Maturin Bertram Manuck &E Pictet Lewis Trvlowin Mr. Shiel Jobtiaen John Leicester Barden X& XE XATIL Politinie KATY Wolontstias Petor Pasdar Jose Pus Legdon Henry Colburn

Grand Dress Ball at Waterloo Assembly Rooms Tonight

Grand dress ball expected at the Waterloo Assembly Rooms Pall Mall tonight with noble and gentry attendance. Tickets include supper priced 6s 6d. ball opens at ten. Also notices on Scottish Mission sermons and Howth Harbour hotel ground proposals and Ordnance map sales.

Waterloo Assembly Rooms Pall Malll Biblic Pavill Kai Missionary Society Dickson Greig Crown- Court Mr. Grey Mr. Fletcher Albion Ele Smith Wackney Brown Winter New Court Carey-streat Society Surrey Grey Paddington Phillips Clapham Howth Dublin Howth Harbour Holyhead John Aird John Rennie Stamford-street London Henry Yeo Summerhill Office OF Ordnance Jax. Ud Board of Ordnance General Survey of Great Britain Thames Orfordness Somersetshire Wilshire Hampshire Baker Ordnance Map Office Pall-Mall R. H. Crew

Westminster Election Caricature Provokes Mob Scenes

Report describes a Westminster hustings day with sparse campaigning and a single controversial placard. A lamb Hydra caricature, verses, and a “To Devon shire-house” banner sparked riotous chants, insults, and attempts to silence speakers including Lamb and Hobhouse. Lamb and allies faced hostile reception. Burdett, Hunt, and Cartwright defended their positions amid shouting and disruption.

Jupiter Hydra Devonshire-house Westminster Old Albion Rene Jobhouse Lamb St. George Ay. Lunt Cappadocia St.George Burdett Hobhouse Mr. Lamb Han Land Hughter Lamba Morning Chronicle Sir I. Burdett Ile Fox Covent-garden Grey Whig Journal Chronicle Engishmen Ernest Francis Burdett Times Sir Francis Burdett Mr. Hebhouse Mir. Lamb Mgr.Hunt Hon Baronet AL. Perry Mr. Perry Major Cartwright Samuel Romilly Charles James Uirnt Billingsgate St. Giles

Prisons Debate on Prison Returns and Crime Causes

Lord Sidmouth addresses state of prisons and penitentiaries with returns from England Wales Scotland and Ireland. He cites decreasing crime in Middlesex and London, argues factors beyond prison conditions drive crime, and urges reformed punishment including transportation reforms and moral rehabilitation.

House OF Lok Tuvaspay Fev Northustacacann Howarn Egeringham Paayx Commons Sidmouth England Wales Scotland Ireland Middlesex City of London Huntingdon Berland

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