Protestant Dissenters Press for Religious Liberty and Reform
A London meeting of the Protestant Society for the Protection of Religious Liberty marks the twenty-fifth anniversary with calls to abolish compulsory church rates, expand civil rights, and advance Municipal Reform. The document praises reforms, honors leaders, and urges Parliament to remove religious tests and end forced church payments.
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Protestant Society For the
City of Loodoo
Lord Viscount Errington
England
Wales
Bag
Lord Viscount
Melbourne
House of Commons
John Russell
Friends of Religious Liberty
Fim
Ita Communitan
Joma
George Collison
Alexander Fletcher
Thomas Jackson
Thomas Lewis
John Morison
D.D
Joho Wilkis,Esq
M.P
Church Rates Divide Dissenters in Leicester Unity
A letter from Bungay’s John Childs to Rev. John Sibree of Coventry outlines ministerial plans on the church rate issue. Reports cite Lord John Russell’s stance, Dissenters’ strength, and town polls at St Mary’s where 609 voted against the rate to 457 for, with critiques of the established church and calls for Dissenters to act, asserting popular will over authorities.
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Yone
Eng
Ws Thyswkes
Europe
Willian W. How
Charles Leicester
Shrewsbury
Shropshire
North Wales
William Jones
W. H. Griffiths
Shropshire Railway Company
Stephenson
WW. How
Rice Wynne
J. B. Williams
Eag
W. R. Stokes
Henry Bloxam
Edward Hascock
John Carline
W.J Clement
C. Leicester
Samuel Harley J. Watkins
Dixon Hampden
Prieipal
St. Mary's Hall
Regius
Oxford
Messrs
Russell and
Chapman
Edinburgh
James Baldwin Brown
Fla. Cor
Thos. Russell
Collyer
Edward Ashby
James Esdaile
Jobn Mellor
Martin Prior
Thomas Wilson
Wood
James Young
John Childs
Bungay
John Sibree
Coventry
Morrison
John Russell
Wilks
Joho
Jobo
Bangay
Leicester
St. Mary’s
Moore
Carley
Fancourt
Hencceurth
St. Mary's Parish
Lake Honest Menu
All Saints
St. Nicholaa's
St. Margaret's
Leicester Mercury
St Pancras Fights Church Rates Open Court Clash
In St Pancras, about 8,000 summonses issued for church rates, a public hearing opened at the Female Charity School Hampstead Road. Citizens attempted entry, a letter to magistrates argued court openness, and 12 were admitted after initial resistance as Mr Douglas contended church trustees must have last accounts approved before rates can continue.
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Mr. Douglas
Douglas
Mr. Smith
Mr.uglas
Theo
Vince
St. Pancras
Hampstead Road
Murphy
Vo Arthur Smith
Female Charity School
Hampstead-road
England
Commission of the Peace
Dunglas
The Humane Poor Laws Debate Letter to the Editor
A rate-payer from St Andrew Holborn and St George the Martyr denounces Poor Law governance. He critiques costs at the Guardians election, claims local Act primacy, highlights a 2481 pounds 63 shillings bill with payments to a returning officer and clerk, and accuses officials of deterring actual elections to starve the poor.
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St. George the Martyr
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Board of Guardians
Belible
Red Lion-street Holborn
Winecu
North Mews
James Street
William Thos
S. Daniel
Spanish Constitution of 1812 Extracts
A notice reproduces key provisions of the 1812 Spanish Constitution as issued by the Cortes. It outlines annual sessions, deputy renewal, oaths, royal presence limits, public sittings, inviolability of deputies, and procedural rules for opening and governing the Cortes. Also includes a brief unrelated anecdote about a French veteran buried with military honors who revived at his grave.
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Cortea
Saintes
Charente Inférieure
France
Spanish American loans raise British calls for action
A correspondence between the Spanish American bondholders and Lord Palmerston records demands for stronger British intervention. Bondholders insist on enforcement of contractual revenues and government obligations, citing repeated delays and breaches by Mexico and Chile. Secretary W Fox Strangways confirms instructions to press Mexico and Chile to address grievances and dissatisfaction in England.
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Chester Terrace
Regent's Park
Foreign Office
Asi
G. R. Ropinson
Viscount Palmerston
Old Broad Street
Fox Strangway
Mexico
Chile
British bondholders seek renewed British pressure in Spanish American debts
A dated correspondence from G. B. Robinson to Viscount Palmerston urges continued British government interference on bondholders’ behalf with the Spanish American states. It cites Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Buenos Aires, Central America, and Venezuela, noting delays in debt discharge and urging ratification and provision for dividends.
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Colombia
Peru
Buenos Aires
Central America
Venezuela
Republic of Colombia
Congress
New Granada
Congress of Venezuela
Palmerston sends instructions to protect British bondholders
Foreign Office reports that instructions of the same nature as those to Mexico and Chile have been sent to officials in Bogota, Buenos Ayres, Caraccas, and St Salvador. The aim is to urge respective governments to address grievances of British bondholders in New Granada, Venezuela, Buenos Ayres, and Central America. The communication is signed by J Backhouse and addressed to G. R. Robinson, MP.
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Ionian Islands
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United Kingdom
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New Granada
Venezuela
Buenos Ayres
Central America
Strangway
Mexico
Chile
Lord Palmerston
Bogota
Caraccas
St. Salvador
Tan
J. Backnouse
G. R. Robinson
M.P
A Fortunate Family Rise Through An Unlikely Union
The tale traces Lord Algernon Percy’s winter in 1774 Marseilles where he falls for Mr Barrell’s daughter, sparking a rapid social ascent for the Burrell family. The eldest daughter becomes Duchess of Ham, another marries Marquis of Exeter, and through successive matches the lineage gains titles and influence, culminating in Lord Algernon’s 1790 elevation to Earl Beverley.
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Eudal
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Pitt
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Wrazall
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