This Day's Wide Range of Political and Literary Works
A busy list of publications is announced for this day including a letters and observations on currency reform, Brownlow's Reform analysis, Fane’s book, Fenwick’s poem, the Hon. Evakine’s bar case writings, and various parliamentary treatises. Advertised prices, publishers, and venues are given for each item, with notes on editions and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cade
W-Davies
Strand
S. Fane
Mrs. Clarke
Chaim
LS Brownlow
Stacey
Fog
Samuel Tipper
Salter Scott
H. O. Fenwick
Jamary Ridgway
Piccadilly
A. Lawtie
Edinburgh
Thomas Evakine
Lord Erethine
Debates on Roxburgh case and Insolvent Debtors Bill in Parliament
The morning sitting covered the Roxburgh case with the Earl of Lauderdale arguing a male lineal heirs dispute and the Lords Chancellor, along with peers, preferring the legitimate male heirs of the daughters. The Insolvent Debtors Bill was discussed, with calls for a new court and one judge, votes on amendments, and the bill ordered to be printed and delayed for recess. Members also addressed Coventry petition misrepresentations, writ for Ripon, and petitions on reform and constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Edward Christian
Gray’s Don
Isle of Lily
Bowning
England
Py Cudell
W. Davies
Standard J. Butterworth
Pleetstreet
Wm. Blackstone
Trey
Canzonit
Henry Kirke White
Richard Davies
J. June
Price
Henry Kirkd Whitey
A.” Munter
Lendens
Kirby-street
Hat- Can-garden
Clementi and Co. Cheapsute
Lud Wellingon
Marquis Wellesley
Peice
Samuel Waitbread
Poupon
Lord Wellington
Marquis Websley
India
Bragannicus
Gryann Latrilde
Chapple
Valle Mall
J. Blacklock
Royal Texchunge
Lord Castlereagh
Viscount WI Castlereagh
Gratin
Bowles
Ministry
Claire EK
Royal
Mary Anne Clacke
Wyardle
Major Dodd
Cheante
Duke of York
Maly Anne Clarke
Clarke Havity
Calorel Wardie
Marquhiry
H. Mathes
Haven
Mer
Cluke
Turi
Pullsia
S. Blacklock
Bouwselli
Hone of Commons
Wardle
House OF Luicds
Junto
Roxburgh
Earl of Lauderdale
Harry
Ker
Varl
Viscount Mrtyvinte
Repespice
Caancenron
James Lunes Ker
Brieves
Scotland
Ellender Kor
Mipr
James Jones Kor
Margaret Ker
Jane
Anne Ker
Credit Hi A
Hhawes
Lord Coanceccott
Duke of Montrose
Lord Walsingnmam
Admiralty
Drury Lane
Dhier
James Gasaan
Meera Moor
Willy
Darnley
Lord Repripany
Westminster Hall
Mail
Moira
Karl Stanieope
Lord Riedesdale
OF Commons
House of Peers
Coventry
Mills
Moore
Boraush
Ripon
Dion
Frederick Robinson
Wehearton
Prien Moon
Drury-lane
Surfpleld
Wilberforce
Sheffield
Hutchienson
Mr. Hf
Bribery Bill debated as members push reform approach
Mr Wynne moves to refer the Bribery Bill to a committee arguing for broad reforms beyond specific charges. He endorses an oath against bribery by members and seeks to limit penalties, while noting issues with small boroughs and petition costs. Various peers debate feasibility and ministers’ involvement before the bill proceeds to printing and next session consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wynne
Hxcuegunr
Lye
Iitabicansa
Pri
Pcfons
Fing
Johnstone
Conard
Hig Jetter
Lord Porcitester
Samull Romilly
Wharton
C. W. Wynne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hdinburgh Review
Francis” Burdett
London
Waddington
Dave
America
France
Sherwood and Co
Imperial Parliament
Sioys
Calcrait
Moyer
Mayer
Lord Temple
Ale
Thair House
Ahreonts
Committed OF Finance
Bankes
Wether
Lord Porchester
Brougham
Treasury
Dunn
Duke of Gloucester
Long
Bribbery
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