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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 16, 1854

Page

19

Parliamentary Prorogation and Mixed News From 1853 Sessions

The report covers the prorogation of Parliament to October 19 and Lord Chancellor presenting the royal speech. It notes legislative acts receiving royal assent and outlines future session plans. It mentions new oaths, a writ for Marylebone, petitions on war in Poland, and the Auckland Provincial Assembly remonstrance about New Zealand Company affairs. It also notes consideration of limited liability law.

Prince Albert Buckingham Palace Ireland Scotland Court of Chancery Friendly Societies Mexico National Gallery Dublin Duchy of Cornwall University of London Mayo West Indies Legislative Council Canada T. Champers J. Paxmncton Humx Mr. L. Kine Steel Cocker Poland House of Peers Lord Monteagle Auckland New Zealand Company Duke of Newcastle New Zealand Colonial Office George Grey Marins Joan Russet

Cardinal Wiseman Libel Trial Ends in Nonsuit at Guildford

A libel suit by Catholic priest Boyle against Cardinal Wiseman over a May article was dismissed as the court found no proof to proceed. The jury was not used and the judge ruled the cardinal could not be compelled to testify, ending the case with a nonsuit though a reproduction is promised.

Cardinal Wiseman Guildford Boyle C. James Q.C Islington Oakley Ivors Camden Town Ami de la Religion M. Cognat N. Cardinal Wiseman Aan de la Religion England Paris Bisho James Nicholas Shee Mr. James Inquisition Grant Southwark Spencer Ignatius

New Acts of Parliament Extend Oxford Governance

The act to extend Oxford University government and reform the colleges received royal assent. Commissioners oversee until 1857, with Hebdomadal Board replaced by a Hebdomadal Council. Oaths on matriculation end, common law applies, and stamp duties on degrees are abolished when Treasury provisions are met. The Sunday liquor-sale provisions from Victoria 79 extend to ban earlier openings.

University of Oxford College of St. Mary, Winchester Earl of Harrowby Earl of Ellesmere Ripon Justice Coleridge Wells John W. Audrey Bombay George Cornewall Lewis Victoria Victuallers, &c
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