Roman Catholic Marriage Bill in House of Lords debate
Lords pass several measures and debate the Roman Catholic Marriage Bill Ireland. Lord Wynford opposes broad changes to England’s marriage law while supporting relief for Catholic clergy. Wellington, Strathallen, and Clanricarde warn of unintended effects, call for a focused reform plan. China Trade Bill advances with proposed superintendents at Canton and a funded establishment, facing cautions on costs, jurisdiction, and Chinese consent.
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House OF Lords
Ireland
Lord Wynford
Barcus It Lees
Duke of Wellington
Rochdale
Lancashire
Lord Ripon
St. Domingo
Marquis of Clanricarde
England
Hereford
Commons
Commissioners of Land Revenue
Buckingham Palace
Church of England
Lord Plunkett
Scotland
Lord Wysford
Earl of Wicklow
Ie Bharguis
Clanricarde
Lord Auckland
Canton
China
East India Company
Great Britain
Earl of Strathallen
Lord Ellenborough
Hobsford
Crown
House of Commons
Banter
Courts of Justice
Lord Ellenborrough
Earl Grey
Lord E.irsso- Ross
Marquis of Lasspowse
Opay the Spy a Summing up a of the Evidence Report
A long advertisement heavy issue listing a House of Commons committee report by Cobbett and various 19th century medical cures and books. It mentions Grimestone’s Eye Snuff, Chaucer prose, operatic airs, and several testimonial letters praising eye health remedies and other patent medicines.
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Select Committee
House of Commons
Cobbett
Bolt-court
Fleet-street
Cleave’s
Shoe Lane
Pleet-street
the Guardian
Grimestone
Andrews
Dr. Andrews
Sunderland
Grimstone
Mountstuart Elphinstone Sails for Calcutta with Passengers
Calcutta voyage announced for the 1st of October aboard the Mountstuart Elphinstone, a teak-built Bombay ship, with Captain G. Richardson. Described as fast, well manned, and carrying an experienced surgeon. applications to J L Heathorn or to Messrs. Man and Co, 13 Change Alley or 26 Cornhill. Also notes a Sun Day Herald promotion and various goods and services advertised, including Perryian Pens and a military band performance at the Great Roma.
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Calcutta
Cape of Good Hope
Bombay
Mountstuart Elphinstone
G. Richardson
West India Docks
J. L. ‘Heathorn
Pannus Corium
Hall and Co
Political Union class meeting minutes and chair disputes
Extracts from the Report recount a class meeting of the Political Union where Popay allegedly chaired debates on Poor Man's Guardian topics. The testimony covers minutes, signatures, committee roles, and questions about membership, with references to Parker, Mr. Alchin, and Parr. The discussion also notes a class meeting held on September 4, 1832 and ongoing debates about union activities.
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Parker
Theobald’s Road
Papay
Mr. Wilkins
No. 2
Clapacseegan
Smith and Farrier
Mr. Parker
Cold Harbourane
Parr
Popay
Alchin
Henry
Gazette
Police Gazette
M Henry
Topay
Fox
Poor Man's Guardian
the Guardian
National Union of the Working Classes
Tam
Evening sitting in the House of Commons notes bills and returns
The Speaker opened the Evening Sitting at 5 23. A Lords message signified several bills. The Lunacy Commission Bill passed without amendments while the East India Charter Bill and the Grand Juries Ireland Bill had amendments. Mr Ewing moved for a return on bankrupts certificates issued last year. Return ordered. Mr Barnard moved for printing of certain re-
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Ireland
Littleton
England
Shaw
Tee
Corr
Serjeant Perrin
O’reilly
Ynch
University of Dubland
Hover Souls
Hill
Court OF Chancery
House
Sinclair
Solicitor-General
Corbett
Chancery
House OF Commons
Acc
Lords
Lunacy Commission
Grand Juries
Ewing
Barnard
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Imperial Parliament
Bristol
Bonnin
Peter
Earl of Warwick
County of
Warwick
Lord Althors
Marshalsea Prison
Lord Valletort
King’s Beach
Jones
Actaonar
Jord
Hobson
Wakefield House of Correction
King’s Bench
Lamb
Secretary of State
Frederick Young
Manchester
Lord Althorp
FE. Knatch Bull
Lynch
E. Ruthven
Church of Ireland
Tml
Treland
Law Church
Alemst
Bene Ibeger
Christ
Reland
Edward Knatchbu
Spring Rice
Switzerland
Exeter Hall
Dudley G. Start
Paris
Lord Morpeth
Joseph Hume
M.P
Poland
Henry Lytton Bulwer
J.S Buckingham
Charles Attwood
Wade
Berne
John Thelwall
Leicester Stanhope
Freemasons’ Tavern
London
Westminster
Mesers
Sandford Arnot
John Thurston
Friends of
Paland
Lord Dudley C. Stuart
Mr. Tur
J. S. Buckingham
Laurie
City of London
Willian
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
William Heygate
William Taylor Copeland
Court of Aldermen
Francis Hobler
Mansion House
Yaquire
Joseph Ady
Woodthorpe
Geoffry Craucer
Chautcer
Charles Cowden Clarke
Clarke
Chaucer
Atlas
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Norma
Anna Rolina
Tancredi
Massaniello
la Giazza Ladra
Cenerentela
Douvas del Lago
Semiramide
Frirschutz
Aalibran
Tyrol
Drin
Deep Blue Sea
Zampa
Fidelio
Barbiere
Herz
Czerney
Chaulien
Diabelli
Rnold
Messrs. Walker
Soho-square
J. Mornington
Nelson-suare
Blackfriars
Surrey
Marine Library
Ramsgate
H. Laos
Mr. Grimstone
Broad Street
Bloomsbury
King-street
Long-acre
THE
Albion
Broad-street
Bloomabury
Angus MacIntyre
Silver-street
Golden-square
British Hotel
Cockspur-street
Weekly Times
Micropolis
Long Acre
Rams
FK Tispec
Stirling’s
Saparilla, &c
Smedy
J. W. Stirling
Highniet
Whitechapel
W. Stirling
Lance Oxford-street
Prout
Strand
Barclay
Freetstans
al Yetteyshire
Lord-street
Liverpool
Price
Wored
Roma
Queen’s Bazaar
Oxford-Street
Perryian
J. Minas
Perryian Pen Manufactory
Red Lion- Aquares
James Perry
Pupay
Spy
Manchester Advertiser
Tag Fins Aars
Perry
Parry
Walter Scott
J. Minasi
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