Passover Rum and a New Parliamentary Chronicle Notice
An assortment of advertisements mentions cure claims for influenza and cholera using branded spirits, a Passover rum offer with specific pricing, and a notice that Northcroft's Parliamentary Chronicle will shift to weekly Saturday parts. It lists publishers, price points, and submission deadlines for advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proav
Brett
Drury-lane
Jamaica
H. Brett
London
Henry Brept
Otice—Northcroft
Northcroft
Chancery-lane
Aut Newsmien
I. Bass
Thomas Aogier
Parringdon-street
Encyclopaedia Metropolitana
Sovclobar
Baldwin and Cradock
J. G
Rivington
J. Duncan
B. Fellowes
Lattaby and Co
Petitions on Slavery and Sabbath Observance Read in Lords
In the House of Lords on April 24 the Duke of Rutland presented Leicestershire petitions against slavery and a county parish petition favoring the Factory Bill. The Earl of Shaftesbury and Lord Surfield submitted numerous calls for total abolition in addition to Truro Jews emancipation. The Bishop of London clarified the May petitions from Essex and Hertfordshire parishes seeking better Sabbath observance not opposing Beer Bill, and the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Duke of Rutland
Leicestershire
Earl of
Shaftesbury
North Middleton Agers
Lord Surfield
Truro
London
Essex
Herts
House of Commons Aprill 24 7 The Speaker presides
The session opens with private business including petitions against the Black Dog Bill from Bath and reports on Exeter Waterworks and Norwich Road Bills. The Highbury Road Bill advances to a second reading and amendments pass on Brighthelmstone and Hodges Road. A flood of anti slavery petitions appears amid debates on the Mallow election and the ongoing push for abolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Bath
Exeter
Roberts
Hilthorp
County of Huntingdon
Mallow
Lord Eastnor
W. J. O'Neill
C. D. O. Jephson
WW. Bowes
Oxford
Swatham
Blenkly, &c
Starv
Plumptre
Haversham
Sittingbourne
Sheerness
Noee
Merthyr Tydvil
Granby
Rainham
Tranch
New Romney
la Weat Indies
Hon. Bloods
Idoth Errington
Devon
Corbett
Ofterord
Coloot
St. Domingo
England
Avesia
Memper
Tys Pelicy
Suffolk
Savery
Ba Hodges
Robensow Ian
Debated Irish distress and currency standard in parliament
The debate covered taxation reforms, pensions, and the 1819 currency act. Speakers argued for inquiry into the monetary system, condemned the silver and gold standard shift, and warned of panics and distress without reform. Landlords and bankers faced criticism for the era’s economic hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbeit
Hume
Oldham
Colchester
D. W. Harvey
England
Mr. H
Ireland
Scotland
Fryer
Corbett
H. Grattan
J. Grattan
Torrens
Jobrabera
Sir R. Peel
Russi
Austria
Denmark
United States
South America
Mr. Grote
London
Hon, Baronet
Tamworth
Colonel Torrens
Baronet
Bank of England
Bank of France
Horsley Palmer
Whitehaven
Pa Af
Country Banka
Anhon
Col. T
Sutherland
Stewart
Mr.Stewart
Eliings
Tierney
Huskisson
Kcardo
Baring
East India
West India
Strutt
Mr. S
Robinson
Mr. R
Oows
Board of Trade
Nicresam
H. Parnell
Lord Althorp
Enland
Soto Sara
Crimea
Wexford
Capone
Smirieaiaee
Burke
Shire
Asex
Wether
Easex
Dheera
Wingunes
Paris
France
Germany
Russia
Bachery
Cas
Batite
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amin Edgington
Piccadilly
Betrea
N.B B
Rostey
New London
Imperial Parliament
LONDO
Price
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