Dissenters Call for Religious Liberty and Reform Meeting
The gathering urges renewed esteem for the Marquis of Lansdowne Lord Holland Lord John Russell and other administrators who have aided Dissenters. They seek stronger ties to religious liberty popular education and constitutional rights and pledge loyalty to the throne. Donations noted to James Baldwin Brown and John Wilks with address details.
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James Baldwin Brown
John Wilks
Edward Ashby
Thomas Lewis
J. B. Brown
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Alexander Fletc
J.john Homes
Thomas Jackson
James Young
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Holland
Lord John Russell
Ireland
Protestant Dissenters Life and Fire Assurance Company launched
A London based life and fire assurance firm with capital of one million announces trustees and a wide network of branch offices. The prospectus highlights ministerial premium discounts, unique age and fire loss certifications, flexible payment plans, loans, and quick claims. An extensive list of agents across Aberdeen to Yarmouth showcases broad regional reach. A missionary atlas map by James Wyld is advertised.
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General Life and Fire Assurance Company
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James Wyld
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New Peers Introduced as Parliament Awaits Ministry
The House of Lords on Monday May 13 welcomed several new peers including Baron Furnival and Baron Stanley of Alderley Park. The chamber, crowded with peers and foreign dignitaries, saw no ministerial statement and adjourned after the Earl of Shaftesbury moved to recess. Petitions for uniform penny postage and other matters were presented while private bills advanced and public bills were delayed.
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Reform era drama in House of Commons May 1839
House proceedings feature Lord John Russell announcing a plan to adjourn the Commons for Whitsuntide after an aborted attempt to form a new administration. Sir Robert Peel speaks, detailing permission from Queen Victoria and correspondence with Lord Melbourne, with Wellington named as key adviser.
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