Berwickshire meeting backs liberal cause in church reform clash
A Berwickshire gathering of 86 landed gentlemen denounced measures seen as furthering Church of Ireland abuses and supported the Liberal Government. The meeting, called by the Earl of Home, criticized Tory aims and urged reform, arguing against preserving Irish church revenues while paying Scottish stipends.
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Berwick
Ireland
Berwickshire
Church of Ireland
Mart Lann
Earl of LavpenpaLe
Marsoxibanks
Huey Campbell
Hucy
Westminster
Earl of Home
Lord DuxGuas
Earl of AsegpeEen
Foreign Department
Lord Martian
Earl of LaupenpaLe
Mary
Huc Camppell
Kirk
Scotland
Kelso Chronicle
Lord Dunstan
Thomson
Dickson
Lord Marrzann
Lord Marriann
David Mixye
Earl Grey
Bucnan
Friendly Societies Bill debated in House of Commons
The Commons considered the Friendly Societies Bill with amendments on clause three. Arguments centered on double accounts for gig society management. some MPs urged withdrawal while others defended the clause. The clause passed after limited debate. Market notes report hay and straw prices and trading, with supply briefly tight and demand steady.
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House OF Commons
Ord
Bernal
Benefields
Wilks
Baines
Bernal Anid
Mfr
Hume
Bailie
Hawes
Cayley
Maritime arrivals and losses from Lloyds list
A Lloyds summary details numerous vessel movements including arrivals at Portsmouth Dover Cowes and Plymouth from various ports such as Jamaica Vera Cruz Riga Havannah and Memel. Notable entries mention ships like Emerald James and Harriet Vine Chloris and Royal William with routes to Jamaica Quebec and New York along with wreck of Hippomenes and damage to Bengely. several ships depart or pass westward toward London and Algoa Bay with conditions noting light breezes and changes in wind.
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Lloyd's
Dean
Jory
W.S. W
William
Sowerby
Margaret
New South Wales
George Anson
Oakley
Trieste
Helena
Read
Genoa
Matilda
Perkins
Bordeaux
Catherine Ann
Norie
Algoa Bay
Harcourt
Jamaica
Wellesley
London
Porntsmouth
James
Harriet
Dodds
Quebec
Fatmouth
N.N.W
N.W
Vera Cruz
Havanonsh
Gloucester
Vine
Hunter
Chloris
Newman
Sophia Maria
Nordsham
Wybourg
Henrietta
Clauson
Memel
Dover
Port
Watchman
Pernambuco
Cowes
Annawan
Lee
Havannah
Poorr
Sir John Byng
Crap
Newfoundland
Bripponr
David
Fyfe
Riga
Batstor
Lewnie
Teneriffe
Sivrtroot
Royal William
M‘nulage
New York
Stenrietta
Demerare
Plymouth
Charleston
Couze
Kiel
Hippomene
Ruzzo
Monte Video
Scottish Landed Proprietors in Berwickshire Talk Reforms
A Berwickshire meeting exposed tensions over church reform and parliamentary change. Speakers defend ministers, praise the Reform Bill, and argue for education to empower Catholics, while noting parallel gatherings in Bamff and Bam. The Bamff assembly sent an address to the King via Earl Grey.
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Church of Ireland
Ireland
George IV
Berwickshire
Scotland
Duke of Gosway
Bam
Grast
Duke of
Bamff
Cameron
Earl Grey
Wexford Election Seen Through Agitation and Repeal Debate
Ireland dispatch argues the Wexford contest reveals folly of agitation and priestly influence, predicting repeal collapse as Harvey supporters gain ground. It notes cross backing from Talbot, Walker, Lord Carew tenants, Lord Templemore merchants, and Catholic leaders against peasant restraint, with clashes between landlords and tenants shaping the result.
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Dublin
Jory
Wexford
Globe
sAndanee
Vey
Auce
Harvey
Newtownbarry
Mr. Harvey
Messrs. Talbot and Walker
New Ross
Lord Carew
Lord Templemore
Waddy
Father Cavanagh
Atne
Ireland
Legislative Union
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Jose Joaquim Lobo
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Rue de Choiseul
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Cape of Good Hope
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Thames
Robert Fox
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Rectory Hause
St. Michael’s Alley
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J. Burnie
Bishop Agate Street
John Cramond
Lime-street
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Riches-court
Hatched House Tavern
John Leslie
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Barker
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Messrs. Burton and Fraser
Lincoln’s Inn
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Garey
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Southampton
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Devonshire-Square
Bishopsgate
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