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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 17, 1834
Page
13
Readable fragments from the third edition showing a city news snapshot with a nine oclock office note and a time stamp. Details are sparse but indicate standard daily briefs and notices from the TRUE SUN OFFICE.
In the House of Commons the debate centers on tithes as an impediment to agriculture, clergy remuneration by glebes, and calls for commutation of tithes. Petitioners press repeal of the Union with Ireland, while O Connell and Finn argue for civil rights and federative union concepts, warning against Protestant Catholic antagonisms and urging reform rather than separation.
Members discuss repeal questions as petitions from Dartmouth and various towns demand reform measures. Debates reference window taxes, arrest for debt, taxation history, and salaries. Petitions from Kilbridge and Dublin seek repeal of the Union and cemetery access. House adjourned after this session.
Lord Lansdowne moves third reading of the Factories Labour Regulation Amendment Bill. Questions on customs accounts arise with proposed after year adjustments and line item reductions. Bishop of London presents sabbath observance petition and opposition to Established Church alterations as injurious to public religious instruction. Lords adjourn.
Westminster sessional record recounts a House of Commons discussion on Navy Estimates. Sir James Graham defends planned reductions in dockyard labour, seamen numbers, and the half pay roll, while Mr. Hume and others oppose broad cuts arguing lack of justification and potential patronage uses.
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