Bill to amend church living laws and curates residence
Debate over a bill to amend acts governing spiritual persons holding farms and enforcing residence on benefices. Provisions include farming up to twenty acres with bishop license, suspending prosecutions for non residence, and narrowing license term to two years. Clergy fear expanded bishop power. Bill set for two-stage passage and printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Badington
Brougham
Manners Sutton
House Orders and Public Works Motion Read a First Time
The text records a parliamentary proceeding with a motion for public works and fisheries support. It notes securities for repayment, reading a first time, and an upcoming second reading on a day seven days hence, followed by the disposal of other orders and adjournment of the House.
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Brougham
Gilbert
Lord Castlereagh
Billy
Lraugham
Sergeant Qassow
Petition from Caledonian Society on City Licenses
In Hovæ of Lurde Thursday May 1 the House read a second divorce bill amendment and debated the Window Duty Bill. Earl Spencer presented a petition from the Academical Society regarding license refusals by London Magistrates and its impact on education. Earl Darnley urged preventing misinterpretation of the act and ensuring action, warning suppression would hinder British education. The petition was laid on the table and the House adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Érington
Brougham
Manners Sutton
Mr. Brougham
M. Sutton
Gratian
Ireland
C. Calvert
Lord Lascelles
Lord Milton
D. Gilbert
Commissioners of the Treasury
Shelton
Academical Society
Burrel
Brighton
Estern
P. Lewis
Curwen
Shifmer
South Down
Eastbourne
Lewes
Essex
Coke
Norfolk
J. Ashley
Lord Palmerston
Meudnay
Mr. Grattan
Corporation of Dublin
Dublin
Travcis Burdett Rowe
St. Ives
Huntingdon
Sie & Burdell
A. Gibert
Select Committee On Finance
Commons
Earl Spencer
London
Court of Sessions
Earl Darnley
Tle
Notice of lever at the Castle on June day
A notice in the paper announces a lever at the Castle on Wes neepar date at four thirty, signaling the Post Office will accept ar ven pints until that moment. The item reflects a late 19th century public notice style with dated timing for a local event.
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Wesneepar
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Onsondy
Wales
Wwif Anne
Ponsonby
John Nicholl
Davenport
Afacdonald
Sergeant Onslow
Bit
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Meaber
Theo Iy
Adam Smith
Bird Flood
Aratotle
Europe
Lachequer
Mr. Lockhart
Sir J. Newport
Holland
Flanders
Switzerland
Great Britain
Martin
J. Newport
Abercromby
F. Flood
Lytter
Habington
Lyttelton
Hovae OF
Lurde
Thunsday
Batik Atock
Aenes
Treasury
Ta Royal
Guy
Englion Srours Tauredat
PRAT
Dario
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