Tender for Annoy Supplies and Public Notices
Bid proposals requested for multiple counties and islands including North and South Wales, Guernsey Jersey and Isle of Man, with separate tenders per region. Requires bond, printed forms, and specific contract terms. notices warn of replacements and stamp refonds if contract continues. Also includes public notices of estate and medical patent advertisements and opinion on benefit society scams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabory
Eral
Alderney
Guernsey
Jim
North
South Wales
Puerney
Jersey
Britain
Sperty
Bonn
Man
Disturbances in Mayo and Church Reform Debate
In the Lords a motion for papers on Mayo disturbances is planned, aiming to expose charges against a noble lord and seek the Lords Justices proclamation. Separately Lord King urges church reform, targeting high ecclesiastical salaries and livings, urging equitable distribution and curb of emoluments while backing government-led reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo
Lord Teynham
County of
Earl Grey
Pope
Teynham
Home Department
Viscount Melbourne
Lords Justices of
Ireland
Marquis of
Sligo
Tey Naam
Duke of Leinster
Bath and Wells
Corporation of
Bath
King
Hereford
Exeter
Norton
Windsor
South Molton
Preston
Halderness
York
Trinity College, Cambridge
Teing
Derry
East Retford
Durham
Lord King
England
Wales
London
Baron
Noble Marquis
Westminster
Canutts
Ely
Hear
Ecclesiastical Commission
Reform debate on church and Ireland in London parliament
A lengthy 1833 debate covers church reform, tithes, and Ireland's grievances. Lords argue over bishops responses, commissions, and potential taxation changes while opposing coercive measures and urging prompt, comprehensive reform. Key figures include Earl Grey and the Bishop of London, with O Connell and Irish concerns central to the discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uct
Ecclesiastical Commission
Lord Tenterden
Derry
Earl Grey
King
London
Bath and Wells
Parl Grey
York
Kiven
Westie
Reland
Denen
Carstom
Ioc
Gentlerman
Jonal
Ireland
Dublin
Pepine
Ier Beibdnanbat
Sir Newport
Gray
Aidaan
Ramreyen
Barat
Fretand
England
Erie
Met
Susbie
Bern
Bats
Emotions at Westminster as Speaker Addresses House
The House of Commons session opens with prayers and a full attendance. Messages on fees, writs for London, and petitions on Sabbath observance, Scotch and Irish corporations, and beer laws are discussed. Emancipation of Jews is debated with support for religious liberty and planned motions on parochial registries and chapels from March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease
South Durham
Alderman Wood
City of London
Alderman Waithman
Mangles
Guildford
Serjeant
Spankie
Clerkenwell
Menner
Scotland
Lord Althorp
Memeer
England
Ireland
Jervis
Wales
Ele
Hull
Strickland
F. North
Hastings
Au Hos
Messer
University
Roche
Earesborough
Wilkes
Protestant Society For the
O'Connell
O'Conxete
Arburton
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Lompant
louvaLyndon
Babuke
Daria
Ana Orn Ser
Chambers
Sonomarint Department
Treasury
Fansonents
Fort
Essex
Latar
Leicester
Lincoln
Kingf
Char— Bottz Thomson
Thompson
Beresford-street
Walworth
Alfred-place
Southampton Street
Canderwell
Matthew Thomson
Adammeet West
St. Marylebone
Middlesex
JFK
Regent Circus
PiccadiNy
I. Pepys
N.B
Read
General Benefit Insurance Company
Parringdon-street
Newman and Co
Paternoster-row
Ashton
London-road
Southwark
Horne
Castle-street
Leicester-Square
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Fes
Rmnefnann
Parce
Althorp
Finch
Shey Watt
K. L. Bulwer
O’connell
City of
Tiverton
Coleraine
Hume
Oxford
Commons of
Hev
House of Commons
Worcester
Mr. Bentham
United Kingdom
Portugal
Douro
Antwerp
Holland
Belgium
Austria
Russia
Prussia
France
Bank of England
The
East India Company
Church of Ireland
Maesty
Jaceeep
Fudh
Mr. O'Connell
Stanley
James
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