Notices of Motions in House of Commons on timber duties and courts
Friday March 26 Colonel Sibthorp moves for a select committee to inquire into Local Testamentary Courts jurisdiction. March 3 Mr Rosbuck moves for equalizing duties on timber imported into Great Britain and Ireland. April 14 Mr Poulett Thomson moves for a committee on the timber trade.
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The Markets Report From Covent Garden and Haymarkets
Prices largely held steady across beef pork and lamb with minor shifts in vegetables and fish. hay and straw trades showed moderate activity due to rain while Clover remained in plentiful supply at Covent Garden and Haymarkets reports. Notable price ranges covered Old Meadow, Second Crop, and straw loads, with varying quality tiers and steady demand through the morning.
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Division on the Malt Tax Letter to the Editor
Sir I did not vote with Lord Chandos on his motion to repeal the Malt Tax. Please insert this note in your paper Sackville Street March 13 J Grattan Also Mr Parker voted with the majority against Lord Chandos’s motion Colonel Weatemar and Mr N. Futsaimon sided with the majority against the motion March 13 in Athens Club slate
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Debtors Relief Bill Limits Imprisonment for Small Debts in Scotland
The act limits arrestment and imprisonment for civil debts under eight pounds six shillings eightpence and eight pounds six shillings eightpence for a single creditor. It details sheriff and magistrate duties, Cessio Bonorum procedures, liberty to sue, and safeguards on weekly wage arrestment, with provisions on insolvent debtors and creditor oversight.
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Commercial Intelligence Paris and London Bond Quotes
Financial notices from Paris and Amsterdam list French Five per Cents at 107 20c and Spanish Five per Cents at 48. Other securities include Neapolitan, Roman, Belgian and Haitian loans with varied prices. Exchange on London for one month at 25f 35c and three months at 25f 25c, with Amsterdam and Hamburg money quotes.
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Bank of England Assets and Liabilities Quarter 1834 to 1835
From the London Gazette an average account shows Bank of England assets for December 1834 to March 1835. Circulation stands around £18,311,000 and deposits about £12,281,000. Total assets near £93,000,000 with securities £26,657,000 and bullion £6,536,000.
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Shipping News Report From Lloyds Detail Maritime Arrivals
March 13 items list arrivals and sailings from the River, with vessels such as Augustan Cmasgr Wiseman Singapore and Charles Carter Christil for the Cape. Notes include groundings and damage like Ellen Jenkinson and Eliza Milnethorpe, and crews saved from the Captain Cook and Jane. Port conditions show light NNW winds and varying cargo impacts.
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Army Promotions and Exchanges March 13 1833
War Office lists promotions and exchanges across regiments from the 12th to 95th Foot and attached corps. Officers move ranks by purchase or appointment, with several retirements noted. Hospital staff also updated, and memos clarify full names of two lieutenants.
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Murder at Rainlylands leads to executions at Carlisle Assizes
John Pearson aged seven was found guilty of wilful murder for beating his wife Jane at Randylands near Lanercost on October 14. He was sentenced to die. At Salisbury Assizes George Watts and William Winter were convicted of arson and also sentenced to be executed. Lincoln Assizes saw W S Bond convicted of fraud while in excise service, sentenced to a year’s imprisonment and a £20 fine. John Emminson and a man named Fisher were found guilty of barn arson. Emminson was executed.
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