Arrears grant row shadows Royal finance debate
In a heated session Parliament grappled with grants of arrears for royal allowances. Lords argued over timing back to 1818 and whether the Queen or Duke of Clarence should receive arrears. Ministers faced calls to defend withholding and to justify retroactive payments amid pressure from opposition.
Irish Charities and Education Debated in Dublin Assembly
The Dublin House debated Catholic and Protestant schooling under the Dublin Society. Hume and Peel clashed over Bible editions and charity oversight while Grattan supported Anglican and Catholic inclusion. Resolutions funded 7000 pounds for the Society, John Newport pressed for reforms and a future committee.
Fragmented roll call on postposing a ruling and funding
Details list minority and majority votes on postponing a decision for a three month extension for the Duke of Clarence and on granting funds from the consolidated fund. It notes multiple tellers and names many MPs including Becher, Honeywood, Townshend, Langston, Whitbread, Hobhouse, Sykes, Monck, Denison, and others, with vote tallies ranging from 50 to 170 in favor and 11 to 48 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke OF Clarence
Becher
Honeywood
W. P
Townshend
Lord Bennet
Iota
James
W. c. Langston
J. H. Whitbread
C Bright
Lockhart
J. J. Wood
M. Bury
Lord ’ Monck
J.B. Creevey
J. Moore
P. Tellers
Fergus
W. Guise
W. Palmer
C. F. Bennet
H. G. Hobhouse
J. C. Ricardo
D. Benyon
B Honywood
W. P. — Suckford
W. Bernald
Haldimand
W. Sykes
D. Birch
J. Janes
W. ‘Townshend
Lord Cy Bury
Ireland
Law Report on Witherney v Trimmer Breach of Contract
In the Genomats court case June 18 the plaintiffs merchants at Alicant sued Messrs Britanier and Sharpe for breach of contract. They had engaged to purchase a cargo of dried fruits, shipping arrangements were made, but delays and weather damaged the cargo. The John and Elizabeth vessel faced late arrival and quarantine, leading to the defendants refusing acceptance and related bills. The legal issues centered on failure to perform and whether damages or restitution were warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF King's Bench
Genomats
Witherney
Trimmer
Messrs. ‘Britanier and Sharpe
London
Alicant
Spain
Rimmer
Sharpé
Withertiey
John
Elizabeth
Witherney and Co
Slessrs. Witherney and Co
Somerros
Garsezat
Messrs
Thirauier
Sharpe
Lingland
Cox
Jobin
Gibraltar
England
Clark
Leet
Woods
Scancerr
Trimmet
Damages Awarded in Property Sale Case and Family Bond Dispute
In a complex commercial suit, plaintiff partners claim a loss of 900 on a cargo sale while defendants argue the venture stemmed from plaintiffs orders. The jury found damages for the plaintiffs. Separately, a bond case between uncle John Hunter and nephew Thomas Hunter centers on a broken apprenticeship and a failed partnership, with a court urged to assess by-gone damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Scaarzrr
Tower-street
John Hunter
S. Hunter
T. Hunter
Thomas Hunter
Jonn Hatter
Thamas Hunter
J. Hunter
Sotacrros ‘Gengaar
Scaatere
Scarnett
Constitutional Association Case at Lord Mayor's Court
Mansion Mouse. Mr Parkins with Mr Thackeray and Mr Harmer attended to seek a summons against C Murray secretary of the Association under the 59 Geo 3 cap 79 statute. The information alleges the association is an unlawful confederacy, seeks Murray's defence, and debating whether to grant summons. Lord Mayor to decide midweek on receiving the information, with hearing slated for the following Saturday. The act cited dates from 1799.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkins
Thackeray
Charles Murray
Hobler
Harmer
Hazan
Lord Mayon
Tradenay
Principles of Allied Powers Declarations Circulated Abroad
Berlin reports the Prussian Foreign Minister issued a circular note on the Laybach conference declaration. It asserts the Allies’ aims to preserve independence and lawful order in Europe, condemns rebellion, and emphasizes adherence to treaties and the law of nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Laybach
Troppau
Laybech
Thesa Dullies
Europe
State of Turkey Prom Private Letters From Odessa
Letters dated May 3 from Odessa report the Greek Patriarch and four bishops buried with honors in a city not under Turkish rule. Officials sought permission for a public funeral procession in St. Petersburg and feared Greek Turkish clashes. Greek forces near Galatz were described as unruly rabble. Constantinople meanwhile faced strangled Greek life, with mercantile trade crippled and Greek vessels scarce as Turks tighten control. Endorsed by five great powers, pleas and threats sought moderation, yet Greek suffering deepened while Smyrna remained calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Vienna
Hadsche-Prodam
Makedonsky
Pandouts
Wallachia
Hilarion
Canima Sawa
Sawaja
Galatzis
Tamarowa
Galatz
Jassy
Cape
Pruth
Isthat Fultschil
Odessa
Constantinople
Petersburgh
Ypsilanti
Turkey
Danube
Smyrna
Odds and Bets From Ascot Oatlands Derby 1888
State of the odds listing betting room prices for the Derby 1888 with bankers Doncaster and Gustavus along with Champaigng Jack Spiggot Annabella Fortuna Bandbeck Bruah and landscape in various odds against as well as totals from the Derby race year 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roon
Jeane
Ascot Oatlands
Doncaster ST
LEGER
Gustavus
Champaigng
Jack Spiggot
Colwell
Annabella
Fortuna
Talen
Bandbeck
Bruah
Derby
MARRIED BY SPECIAL LICENSE AT YORK
Married by special license at York Upper Canada on April 6 Captain William Bouchier RN to Emma Mills Jackson Downton Wilts. Died notices follow for Thomas Lambert Belgrave-place aged 64, Charles Denis Consul Civita Vecchia, Percivall Pott Hastings, Frances Gordon Berkeley-square, Charles Vere Bertie Dashwood Stamford Hall, Rev John Preston Flasby Hall, Emmanuel Pester Preston, Charles Buckton Hornsey, Louisa Woodbridge Gloucester, and Dr Beauf ort Collon Navan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Upper Canada
Strachan
William Bourchier
Emma
John, Mills Jackson
Hag
Downton
Wilts
Enerre
Thomas Lambert
Belgrave-place
Charles Denis
Consula Civita Vecchia
Sas
Preston
Somersetshire
Emmanuel Pester
Charles
Eorge ‘Buckton
Hornsey
Louisa
Woodbridge
Thomas Turner
Gloucester
David. Waltacy
Barwood- House
Collon
Ireland
Beautfort
Beaufort
Wlerman
Navan
Colion
King's College, Gambridge
Royal Irish Academy
Dubli
Association For the Encouragement of Virtue
Dr.Beautyrks
Meimvir
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Ember
Ion
Lord Milton
Caraven
Duke’ of Clarence
Duke’of Clarence
Abercromby
W. Williams
Hanen
Duke of Clanare
J. Graham
Denman
Har Mateiy
Princess of Wales
Duchess of Cumberland
Duke of Clarences
Martin
Alderman Wood
Plate
Cccse
Csceseseeel
Ccserscceroa Starseereece
C. Grant
Cork Institution
C.grant
Inchelsea
Newport
Commissioners of Education
Ees
Femare
Ca Gics
Hume
Peel
Aberdeen
Gentlénay
Trish Charities
Grattan
House of Industry
Dublin
Barry
Freladd
S. Rice
W. Smith
Dublin Society
J. Newport
Burobet
Grat Can
Pee. Hlume
Wynn
Mower
Glebe
5S. Rice
Colonel Barry
Farming Society of
Humes
Exchequer
Bankes
Huskinson
Grant
Board of Works
Huse
J. Newronx
G. Hinz
C.’ Gaant
F. Palmer
Alt
W. Hobhouse
J. C. Rice
T. S. Bright
B. _Moncek
J. B. Twiss
H. ‘Ellice
E. Palmer
C. FE. Wilson
Sir R. Grattan
J. Ricardo
D. Teller—Hume
LAW Report
the Constitutional Association