Theatres License Abeyance and Music License Fees Debate
The court discussed deferring Mr Rayner's theatre license and noted a public query over music license fees. It was stated that music licenses should be granted without fees, opposing the historical charge of one guinea per license. The Deputy Clerk of the Peace was cleared of blame for the prior practice.
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Parliament prorogation ordered by royal council 1883
The London Gazette entry records an October 18 1883 order in council altering prorogation dates for the Parliament and appointing commissions for proroguing proceedings. It lists official assignees solicitors and various notices including dividends certificates and partnerships. It also includes military promotions exchanges and memoranda from the War Office and Royal African Colonial Corps.
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Fire sets in Barking farmhouse by 13 year old girl
Police reports from Lambeth Street detail Jane Walls a 13 year old girl charged with setting fire to Mr Stone’s Barking Essex house during dinner. The blaze damaged attic items but was extinguished with help from staff. Walls admitted arson saying she wanted to see a proper fire. Reports also cover Hatton Garden burglary linked to 6000 Walker caps and 26 000 percussion caps among other items. Committed for trial.
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Public Press critique of taxes and government policy
A lengthy critique argues that the government and Exchequer will repeal house and window taxes next session, despite strong opposition. It condemns The Times for its stance and warns of looming new taxes from metropolitan conspiracies, urging steadfast resistance to shifting legislative power and urging consistency in fiscal strategy.
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Parliament prorogued again amid reform era debates
The Morning Herald reports ministers delay the next assembly to December as Whigs attack the move and defend the reform Parliament. Critics urge early session, warn against postponing business and fear rising delays and inequities in public justice. The piece also notes President Jackson's defense of bank policy and the U S government's role in funding the Second Bank of the United States.
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