15 Feb 1836
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 15, 1836
Page
1
The article critiques Provident Life Office arrangements, warning of profit divisions and risk of policy lapses. It notes penalties for missed renewals and outlines claimed safeguards, while contrasting profit sharing with member liability and recent Office performance. It also mentions assorted commercial ads and a legal appeal involving M Scholte amid religious dissent.
Scavola argues for total repeal of the taxes on knowledge to empower the masses against aristocratic control. He endorses O Connell over Roebuck, warns the Tories will resist reform, and urges Radicals to back Irish Municipal Reform and broader democracy while avoiding factional splits.
The Hull Advertiser reports historical wheat price averages in France from 1820 to 1831, given per hectolitre and per quarter. It notes a low yet steady price with little quarterly fluctuation, and compares French prices with England and Wales after adjusting for quality and method. It also mentions duties on tallow wicks and a public assault incident in Humber Bank.
A Weekly True Sun report claims Orange spirit runs through some New Police members near Covent Garden. Constables allegedly attended Orange Lodges, prompting suspension while commissioners investigate. The piece warns of ongoing scrutiny and vows to expose and root out the offending sect within the force.
A sweeping overview of scheduled business for Monday to Thursday February 15–18 in Parliament. Notices of Motions cover select committees on Divorce Bills, Lower Canada grievances, Mauritius justice, Irish schools finance and reform, Poole election inquiries, trade and sugar duties, and Dublin and Calcutta concerns. Debates address assessed taxes, parish clerks and public works, and reform measures for Ireland and Britain.
A fragment notes a bill by Mr Lynch to extend the jurisdiction and regulate Civil Bill Courts and to repeal parts of 19 Geo II Irish statute that voids marriages celebrated by Popish priests between Protestant and Catholic. It mentions Fri day February 19 and a Turnpike Roads Consolidation Bill second reading.
A Paris evening paper reports Deputies meeting in Conference Hall as negotiations among Dupin Passy and Sauzet fail. Thiers resists returning, while Mole is said to be forming a cabinet with Thiers as Foreign Minister. A Taulier Jaubert address seeks to back the ex ministers and urge royal restoration.
The government rows toward restoring public credit during civil turmoil. It explains postponement of a home debt law until Cortes reconvenes on March 22. Ministers urge ensuring creditor relief, stabilizing finances, and meeting national needs despite no parliamentary debate yet.
A convicted gang led by James Hill confesses the July burglary at a residence in Surrey, detailing seven men involved and a plan formed at a Chipstead beer-shop. Hill describes entering with two others as four watched, his wound, and companions abandoning him. Four accomplices await trial in Dorchester Gaol. Arley faces Horsemonger Lane in a separate case.
A historical note states that laws will issue royal decrees to apply guiding principles, reduce domestic debt chaos, and create a stable foundation for Spain's credit system. The plan aims to organize obligations and promote financial order across the realm.
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