The Whigs and the True Sun in a Durham prosecutions dispute
An article from the Standard is cited arguing the Times has acted with littleness in attacking the True Sun amid a political prosecution. It defends the True Sun’s right to publish libel content and urges fair treatment of opponents, noting forthcoming affidavits and parliamentary discussion.
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Thad Times
Lord Durham
True Sun
Times
The
Morning Post
Durham
Skye merchant endows Portree school and chapel
Donald Macdiarmid, a Skye native who settled in South Carolina, sent 1400 pounds to Skye years ago. Executors report 1000 pounds to endow a Portree school for poor children and another 1000 pounds to establish a second church. The philanthropist’s aim was to benefit his parish. he died recently.
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Skye
Buenevoltence
Donald Macdiarmid
Island of
America
South Carolina
Imperial Parliament Debates on Tithes Enclosure and Trade
The evening sitting covers Sussex tithes petitions, enclosure plans for common lands, and a committee to promote enclosure and cultivation. It discusses commercial talks with France, turnpike trusts, local courts, and motions on Carrickfergus disfranchisement, Warwick elections, and Prince Leopold’s pension scrutiny.
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House OF Lords
Duke of Riciimony
Sussex
Lord Ellenborough
Erpacorengines
Committee On Agriculture
Mingtera
Duke of Wellington
Marquis of Salisbury
Earl Winchilsea
Earl Durham
Exeter
Kenyon
Malmesbury
France
England
Lord Strangford
Earl (Grey
Farl Grey
Britain
Earl
Strangford
Earl Grey
Ellenborough
Asebajond
Duke of Richmond
Parliament House Proceedings and Bills Reported
The House of Commons met with a full attendance as speakers reported on London Bridge Approaches Exeter Market and Western and Runcorn Railway Bills each moving toward new readings. O Connell urged a Dublin Kingstown railway petition while Leith Hay demanded returns on malt spirit distillation duties with Cripps signaling a motion for the 17th. Courts of Requests discussed at the session.
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Court of Requests
Westminster
Evans
O'Connell
Carrickfergus
Carrickurgus
J. Russell
Shaw
Halcomb
Stafford
Leicester
Warwick
Hertford
Legislative Assembly
England
Liverpool
House OF Commons
London-Bridge Approaches
Alderman Wood
Exeter Market
Divett
Weston and Runcorn
Wilson Patten
RuncOrn
Lancashire
Kingstown
Dublin
Leith Hay
Cripps
Tooke
Pensions Controversy Over King Leopold Amid Debt Debate
Debates erupt over the Belgian king Leopold pension and English annuities. Critics argue the foreign sovereign’s pension burdens taxpayers while debts and maintenance costs for Claremont and Marlborough House rise. Proponents invoke legality, contingency clauses, and royal finances, urging inquiry into the annuity and election expenses.
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Claremont
Leopold
England
Charlotte
Worcester
Cobbett
Mr. Cobbett
Prince Leopold
Jord
Mr.c
Belgium
Hertford
Huntingdonshire
Bedford
Mr. C
Evans
S. Whalley
Earl Grey
Scotland
Royal Parellys
Sreuxen
Lord Althorp
Hume
John Russell
Middlesex
Marlborough-house
Gillon
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Maidstone
Haddington
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Peterborough
Chesterfield
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Kirkaldy
St. Austel
Asfee - Liverpool
Lincatuahi
Anj
Derby Case
Aai
Nottingham
Sristol
Basils
Sidi Y Shamac
Aig
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Cork
Carlow
Clonmel
Limerick
Waterford
Wexford
Belfast
Lon Althorp
Tate
Mr. O'Connell
J. Campbell
O’connell
Warwick Borough
Borough of
Ewart
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Staira
E. Codrington
Board of the Admiralty
Edward Codrington
Navarino
Memser
Poor Law Commissioners
Lord Altiorp
Joan Winotrestey
Lord Joan Russett
Lord Duncanson
Robinson Rose
Saxe Coburg
Mephinson
Monmouth
Mr. R
Mr. Robinson
Tamworth
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Althorp
Lord Grey
Robinson
Devonshire
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Wales
Ar. H
England and
Borouchs
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