Finance Debates On Exchequer Funding And Public Commissions
In a session heavy with fiscal scrutiny, MPs debated whether next year would require funding via loans, amid hopes the Exchequer Bills would shrink. Lord Palmerston clarified no pledge against funding, noting revenue growth and a large monthly gain, while discussing half-pay widows and crown vacantcies. The House also examined the English Courts of Justice Commission, critiquing delays, pay, and documentation compared with Irish and Scottish commissions, with voices defending and opposing the commission's conduct.
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Maberly
Exchequer
Eirrec
the Exchequer
Hallow
Lyttleton
Finance Committee
Lord Palmerston
Scotch Commission
England
Plali
Psue
Baronet
U. Zelie
Muting
Committee of Finance
B. Bataurst
Courtenay
Webber
Web
Charles Saxton
Aed
Suk
Lockhar
J. Newport
Jf Chancery
Parnely
Ireland
E. & Cowper
Te Pompaptt
Irciangontra Jury Pressutinonte
Land tax and electoral integrity debate in county session
During a county session discussions centered on land tax details for poor relief and institutions, with a motion to publish the rates and levy types. A protest against an alleged circular aimed to disenfranchise legitimate voters led to a demand for copies of the communication and its authors.
House of Lords May 28 Raval Assent Bills Passed
The Raval Assent was given by commission to the Bank Restriction Bill to the Spanish Slave Trade Treaty LIN to the Irish Regulation Bill and others totaling 15. The Duke of Kent's Annuity Bill the Irish Fever Hospital Bill and the Appropriation Bill were read a third time and passed. The Scotch Churches Building Bill and the Clan destine Marriage Bill were read a first time. The English and Irish Militia Clothing Bills were committed and reported. Adjourned to Saturday.
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House OF Lords
TuHurapay
Duke of Kent
House of Commons Passes Several Bills in Third Reading
In the House of Commons at Turons Bay on May 29 the Greenwich Prize Bill and several others, including the Scotch Churches and Irish measures, were read a third time and passed. Various bills on bankrupt laws and usury were discussed with notices given for future action. The Slave Trade abolition bill related to Portuguese treaty provisions was debated, and the bill reached its third reading and passage.
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House OF Commons
Turons Bay
Chancery Globe
Wrottesley
London
G. Smite
Serjeant Onslow
Blava Thada
Lord Castlereagh
Piallimore
Adijetat Chapites
Castlerllagiu
Vector Puallemore
Smith
Moctatgal
Portugal
Europe
Lord Castlereagte
Loulou
Viton
Ugul
Poor Laws and Charity Bill Debates Move to Clear Proposals
The discussion covers poor relief management, proposals for the Charitable Donations Commission Bill, and amendments from objectors. Sharp seeks weekly bank notes and post bills data, Thornton requests Savings Bank debentures accounts, and Brogden introduces the Parochial Benefit Societies Bill with revenue and expenditure details. The session adjourns to Saturday.
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S. Povane
Walishle
Ae Forse
Sharp
General Thornton
England
Seepal al Slick
Brogden
Parochial Benefit Societies
Proceedings in the House of Commons May 5 26 27 Halifax style
Reports from the House of Commons show bills advancing or being considered including the Dumore Harbour Bill Yeomanry Corps Bill Trish Militia Pay Bill Sale of Grain Bill Exchequer Hill and Irish Bills. May 26 Irish Auction Irish Sale of Grain read in Committee Irish Executors Bill passed May 27 Irish Fisheries and Malt Duty bills discussed with Dunmore Harbour Bill read a third time.
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House OF Commons
London
Dumore Harbour
Lords
Trish
Hill
Treasury
Ireland
Triad
Dunmore Harbour
Price Data and Lottery Announcement in Local Market
The listing shows various government and city bonds with yields around 3 to 7 percent and exchange rates near 93 percent. It also notes that the state lottery will begin drawing next Thursday with 107 capitals and twenty thousand capitals, including twenty thousand payouts, with twenty capitals drawn in the first twenty minutes.
Coronation of Charles XIV John King of Sweden
The Stockholm coronation reported for May 12 describes Charles XIV John crowned at St Nicholas Church. Eleven thousand troops lined the route. Archbishop Lindholm anointed him. Sceptre globe sword and keys were presented. oath taken by Crown Prince and nobles. the king reviewed troops and the Queen Dowager’s fete awaited. Norwegian Deputies sent congratulations. Quebec Lower Canada session closed with assent to acts except three reserved. Civil List approved with scrutiny likely next session.
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Sweden
Charles John
Stockholas On
Charles XIV
John
St. Nicholas
Archbsbog Lindholm
Charley XIV
Gothand
Henri IV
Royal Park
Canada
Quebec
Parliament
Lower Canada
Montreal
House of Assembly
Jewish Fair Move Sparks German Protest in Leipsic
The piece condemns Leipsic citizens for plans to bar Jewish traders from city fairs and urges King Frederick William to permit two annual fairs at Naumburg. It argues Jews deserve fair access and recounts a proposed union of Jewish communities to relocate to Naumburg under Prussian protection, with support from German, Polish, and Russian Jewish groups.
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Germany
Tartary
Leipsich
Leipsic
London
Prussia
Naumburgh
Léipsie
Aksa
Turkey
Europe
Kte
Saxony
Naumburg
Naualburg
Poland
Russia
Berlin
Hamburg
Goodesine
Bellamira at Crow Street Theatre Provokes Mixed Opinion
A Dublin report on Saturdays performance of Bellamira at Crow Street Theatre notes the tragedy entangled with heavy pantomime influences and poor casting especially Miss Whitaker. Critics praise Miss O Neill while faulting the management and delight in Sir Thomas Maitland bust sculpture news and Catholic Board summons.
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Shell
Bellamtres
Tunis
Ignec
Couns Manfredi
VA Cries
Mess
Pu Hichema
Misti
Pirate City
Enim
Timnelf
Aviles
Belumiea
Mies
Tanna
Uhly
Unin
Asondé
Noutalte
Seymons
Montalte
Naples
Salerno
Youxaxa
Treetom
Manfredi
Mame
Persod
Sinano
Contam
Alvo
Montalto
Aho
Fallanteb
Fejecta
Tunisie
Sineng-n
boLbassill
Montatto
Bellamira ix Hiyena
Salernd
Opis
Maifredt
Bellamire
Mr. Shell
Smtu
Bellamira
Londoni
Dublin
Sevi
Miss O'neréi
Tavare
Miss O'Nfall
Meads
Miss Whitaker
Miss Watsmin
Crow-street
Mr. Seymour
Sinan
Younger
Wallis
Catholic Board
D' Arcy's
Bahia
Moone
Pontiemenas
Morrison's
Shorrow
Bin
Sta Tuomas Mairuann
Thorwalson
Rome
Iceland
Thomas Maitland
Ionian Islands
Corfu
Duke of Kent
Stargard
Baook Taynon
Luningen
Ronseat
Munich
Chartscule
Pa Minor
Duke of Kane
Auerbach
Mandelm
Capel-street
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Reland
Brougnam
Juhan Thompsot
Kendal
Imove
John Thompsont
Westmorland
Bushington
Wynn
Revenuve
Baougham
Bennett
Cape Breton
Ainslie
Goulburn
Colonial Department
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