Parliament Meeting Sparks Debate On Church Establishment
A discussion in Westminster centers on the pace and scope of the Established Church in urban parishes. Critics note the nine churches serve only 715 people from 27,009, while advocates push for new buildings to meet presumed demand.
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XemPtary Lisgrathy
Hamilton Nisbet Ferguson
Haddington
Exet Lothian
Edinburgh Courant
Unspoken Powers and Politics Across Europe
A fragment from a Vienna note discusses Emperor Francis Joseph, Prince Metternich, and cabinet dynamics. It notes the crush of public rumor about Metternich, royal distrust, and enduring need for the minister’s steady leadership to preserve peace and prevent Russian interference.
Ministers Responsibility Bill Advances in House Deputies
The House of Deputies session continued debate on ministerial responsibility. A proposal by M. de Sede gave Pt. M. Dupin a chance to present an espana to offenders before trial. A letter from Cavaignac and Marratt plus forty Republican Jestlers detained in St. Pelagie asks for Voyer dArgenson and Blanqui as counsel at the impending trial. They threaten resistance if the Court denies their choice of counsel. The Paris forts project is again under government study, and Madame Adelaide the Princesses Mary and Clementine of Orleans with Prince de Joinville left Paris for Brussels.
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Brussels
Ship News Update from Lloyds and Atlantic Routes
Maritime notices report arrivals, losses, and passages across Demerara and Brazil plus a St Lawrence ice blockage risk. Vessels including James Cruickshank, Emma, and Lord Melville travel from Demerara, Poole, Rio Janeiro, and Calcutta. Steam carriage tests and Assizes judgments complete this weekly update.
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Scott
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Selley
Goole
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Bonholm
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Conwick
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Fighting or Reasoning Front in Irish Debate Closes Letters
A parliamentary correspondent, Robert Acres M P, urges the Prime Minister to place pistols on the table at each debate to deter questions about Catholic Question Malt Tax and Church and State matters. Acres argues for a bold stance, accusing the PM of shifting positions and urging a fighting front to avoid further scrutiny.
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Joseph Hume
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Parliamentary Notices of Motions in House of Commons
A dense list of motions and deadlines from Friday March 20 and Thursday March 19 detailing amendments, bills, and postponed topics. Entries include inquiries into smuggling of foreign corn, agricultural relief, Ireland grand jury powers, university admission for dissenters, and various ballots, committees, and estimates with dates in April May June. Names such as Sir John Hanmer, Mr Van Pee, Col Leith Hay, Mr E L Bulwer, Mr W S O Brien, Mr Tooke, Sir R Musgrave, and others appear alongside the scheduled progress of multiple measures.
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Iles
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Sark
Francis Baring
Tooke
University of London
R. Musgrave
Mr. Crippa
Lord Mandaville
Armagh
Colonel Verner
Portadown
Mr. Harvey
Harvey
O’loghlen
Markets Report Fresh in London Trade Conditions
Tats Dar notes middling trade with a good supply at Newgate and Leadenhall, slight price variation since last market. Covent Garden reports good vegetable in season supply and moderate trade, while Hungerford shows little business in fish poultry and game. Haymarkets see little activity due to bad weather and prices unchanged from last market day.
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Curtius Wins as Warwick Bets Shift in S events
Curtius secured his coup de grace and exited the market after Warwick bets on Wednesday. Pelops followed with a defeat. Ridsdale's lot moved from four and a quarter to one to five hundred pounds. Odds shifted across multiple horses including Coriolanus, Sirenus, ariolette, and Hrabim amid a storm of betting.
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Queen's Drawing Room at St James's Palace April 2
Notice from the Queen's Lord Chamberlain announces a Drawing Room at St James's Palace on Thursday April 2 at two o'clock. Also includes March royal promotions and bankruptcies with names and venues across England, listing appointments, surrender dates, and solicitors.
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