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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 19, 1849
Page
7
The piece warns Congress or city ministers will reintroduce a model bill on graveyard intramural interments under the guise of sanitary reform. It urges metropolis residents to guard against conceding immunity from a practice seen as disgraceful, unconstitutional, and harmful to local rights and interests.
The piece denounces Earl Grey's plan to transport better class convicts to the Cape. Cape colonists resist with passive defiance, cutting supplies and contracts. Sir Harry Smith's government stalls, warning Grey that force won't crush the protest.
Mr Bricot reports Mr Bright’s month long tour of the south and west of Ireland visiting Dublin Wicklow Wexford Cork Kerry Limerick Tipperary Clare Galway Mayo Roscommon and others. He observes union workhouses peasantry land and landlord tenant relations and believes a law to secure tenant improvements is needed with potential parliamentary action next session.
The Spectator notes a proposed Paris ecclesiastical council to reorganize the Catholic Church by provincial independence within a central authority. It suggests debates on faith, diocesan structure, seminaries, and the immaculate conception, warning that a Great Council could follow if the council fails to reform.
The New Bankruptcy Act abolishes oaths for bankrupts and their wives with examination before the court without oath. A Plymouth court martial found Captain Pitman partly guilty of oppression and cruelty, dismissing him from service. Lord Brougham publishes a critique of law making and bankruptcy history urging a new machinery. metropolis cholera deaths now exceed December influenza mortality.
Disraeli, leading Protectionist, speaks at the Royal Bucks Agricultural Association in Aylesbury urging land tax reform and cheap capital for farmers. Lord Brougham appears at Carlisle for East Cumberland Agricultural Society, praising local progress and stressing profitable farming with deep drainage.
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