Foreign Intelligence extracts from Paris papers May updates
The Paris papers report political debates and diplomatic notes from Constantinople and London. Highlights include the Protocols and Sultan’s likely reply, Greek state terms, a proposed 4 million ducat loan, Candia occupation rumours, Port Mahon expedition, and various European court assignments and economic quotes.
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Authentique
The Usury Laws Enactments and Amendments
The act repeals penalties on excess interest and sets a recoverable rate not to exceed law for debts without a stated rate. It limits lending at over five percent for terms over two years unless the borrower holds substantial land or public funds. It preserves the 39 40 George III pawnbroker act unaltered.
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Eldon Testimonial Meeting Plans Oxford Scholarship
A subscribers’ meeting at the Thatched House Tavern formalized a Lord Eldon testimonial. The plan funds a University of Oxford scholarship for a law student, with £200 per year if first class and Anglican. Subscriptions stood around £7,695 with £346 for management, leaving £7,249 net to the project. Additional trustees and supporters were named to oversee the endowment.
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University of Oxford
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Armingh
Duke of Richmond
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Bishop of
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Church Building Society Meeting Reports Large Grants
The Annual Meeting of the Society for Promoting the Building and Enlargement of Churches met at Parliament Street with Archbishops Canterbury and York among attendees. The secretary reported 147 applications and 16,000 pounds in grants to 95 churches and chapels, adding 20,967 seats. Sincethe start, 193,711 appropriated and 14,222 unappropriated seats have been provided at a cost of 133,990 pounds, leaving funds reduced to 26,992 pounds from 33,736. The Bishop of Exeter moved the adoption of the report, which was carried, and thanks were offered to the Archbishop of Canterbury.
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