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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Dr. Dickson
St. Cuthbert’s
Edinburgh
Nicol
Swallow-street
H. Grey
St. Cuthbert’s Chapel
Manuel
London Wall
A. Beattie
Kincardine
Mg Greiz
Crown Court
Mr. Hrown
Biggar
Waugh
Well-street
Burder
Beattie
Hyatt
Ebene
Shadwell
Brolin
Slooper
G. Lamb
John Hobhouse
Mrr
Sand
Lembs
Imperial Parliament