Reform debate on tithes and repeal of the Union in Parliament
In a heated session, MPs argued tithes as an obstacle to agriculture and the case for commutation. O Connell and allies pressed repeal of the Union, warning of Protestant-Catholic tension, potential separation, and the dangers of a Catholic Irish Parliament while defending unionist and Protestant rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Crown and Anchor
London
Hon
Dublin
Finca
Ken
Henry the Second
England
Finch
United Parliament
Lauchtér
Mr. O'Connell
Hear
Kilkenny
O'C
Kinn
Mr. O’connell
Kingdom of the Redeemer
Bona
Gentleman
Bonaparte
Europe
North America
Union
Treland
Sweden
Norway
America
Atholics
O'Connell
Aljonceg
Tountry
O.C
Ogland
Mr.o'c
Freland
Ulster
Sherman Crawford
Belfast
North of Ireland
Episcopal Rule
South America
O’connell
Maryland
Poland
Ie ‘Ain
Mr. O'C
Apo
Sheil
Grey
Max Wege
Try
Petition and debate on repeal and reform petitions
Members discussed petitions from Dartmouth enfranchised and Staines Bridge, urging reform bills and repeal of taxes. Debates touched debt arrest, taxation state, and 3,500 salary reductions. petitions from Wicklow Union repeal and Protestant Dissenters urged grievances relief. Dublin inhabitants sought leave to erect a Dublin cemetery. house adjourned.
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Seale
Dartmouth
MéuBer
Byng
Staines Bridge
Hume
Clerkenwell
Whitecross-street
House
E. Fitzsimon
Kilbridge
Liverpool
Roscoe
Sinclair
O’connell
Dublin
Lords Debate on Factories Labour Regulation Amendment Bill
Lord Lansdowne moves third reading while Customs accounts are urged for year end clarity and yearly alterations to duties are discussed. Bishop of London presents petitions on Sabbath observance and Established Church alterations, with adjournment proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Ellenborough
Auckland
Rd Auckland
Lord Ellenboroth
London
Island of Ely
House of Commons Evening Debates on Navy Estimates and Infrastructure
The House of Commons met after five, with reports on the Glasgow Fireworks and London Bridge Approaches Bills. A Stratford Bridge petition was referred to a committee while other notices and returns were discussed amid inaudible interruptions. In Navy Estimates debate, Cobbett attacked the volume of items and called for detailed scrutiny, opposing lump sums and malt tax implications, with further cordial remarks about war readiness. Court of Exchequer heard Reid v Dixon on a patent for iron welded tubes, with witnesses and technical testimony. the jury to return after considering evidence and potential remand to the Court of Chancery.
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Ennai
Stamp-office
James Oswald
Glasgow
London Bridge
Alderman Wood
Ndon Bridge
T. Cartwright
Stratford
E. Kyarenso
Mk Rheérps
Davies
Lord Granville Somerset
Finn
Ireland
London
James Granan
O'Connell
Bersab
NAVY
Cobbett
Frida
Peimel
Eall
England
Baronet
Bart
Court of Chancery
James Scarlett
Mr. Brunell
Doskin
Platt
Richards
Argus
Navy estimates debate shows calls for open papers
In a heated session the debate centers on navy estimates and the request to lay papers on the table for full inspection. Sir J Graham and Mr Corbett clash as concerns rise over time to review, with emphasis on manpower and appointment methods. The discussion promises continued coverage in the next edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
J. Graham
Corbett
Lord Graham
Oldham
J.G
Urey
Assault case at Fes court over butcher master and eye injury
In a King’s Bench session at Fes, Barber vs Weaver, a journeyman butcher sues his master for assault. Neighbors testified to violence and eye injury. the master’s helper described an accidental incident at the shop involving a cleaver and a graze near the eye. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff with damages of 5t.
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Barber T
Parsingdon-market
Ee Gopera
Phesiger
Hutchingon
Farringdon Market
aTake Ber
Distressing inquest closes on bungling barman suicide
An inquest at St Bartholomews Hospital reveals Thomas Hatton a 40 year old barman of Union Tavern Bagnigge Wells died by cutting his throat in a cellar after allegedly locking patrons out. Verdict temporary insanity. A second inquest at Blouginyard Shoreditch into butcher John Orton’s death reveals choking on beef caused by a small piece in his throat. Verdict death by suffocation. Also notes a Romford tithe meeting of the Devonshire tithe owners debating rent payments and tithe arrangements.
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St. Bartholomew's Hosital
Payne
Thomas Hatton
Union Tavern
Bagnigge Wella
Chamba
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Oxford-street
Smveuiar Deara
Saturda An
Toth
Blouginyard
Shoreditch
John Orton
Mining Intelligence Shows Mixed Averages and Copper Output
The report cites averages including standard £115 and produce £593.64 per ton, with total quantities of 1304 units and 178 tons of copper cut. The overall value reaches £13,650 1s., reflecting mixed performance in mining metrics.
Copper Ore for Sale at Redruth in February 98
Auction notice lists copper ore tonnages from multiple mines headed by Tresayean totaling 2403 tons. Mines include Wheal Towan Cardray Consols Fowey Consols Wheal Jewell Wheal Garland Wheal Damsel Lanescot Carharrack with varying yields. Total volume 2403 tons.
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Redruth
Feh
Binner Downs
Marazion
Saan
Paanes
Unity Wood
Sean
Tresayean
Wheal Towan
Cardray Consols
Fowey Consols
Wheal Jewell
Wheal Garland
Wheal Damsel
Lanescot
Carharrack
Shipping Intelligence Oddities from the Atlantic Passages
Shipping news reports numerous vessels and perilous conditions across February and January. Ships like Apollo from Dartmouth to London, Britannia from Liverpool to New Orleans, and James Mallors from Dublin to London face gales, leaks, and repairs. crews saved in several sinkings and wrecks. vessels such as Corsenside from Charleston to Trieste and Peace from Newport to Fisherrow driven ashore with damages. overall afloat are battered, many discharging cargo, refloating, or heading to repairs as crews are rescued or aboard.
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Leoyd
Mancate
Apollo
Carey
Dartmouth
London
Varmouth
Bitannia
Wadé
Liverpool
New Orleans
Asda Penzatee
Fes
S.S.W
N.W
Mitroko
North Shields
Amberladen
Saltees
Smalls Light
Fea
Corsenside
Carson
Hence
Trieste
Trieste, Wag Rug On Board 10Th Instant, and Sank Off Kingale
Columbia
Button
Charleston
Lawton
Bostot
Jyas “Strick
Kireosa
Jean
Gorman
Limerick
Lisbon
Warren
Abby
Tipper
Swatsea
Dariworth
Egman
Westerddy
Ran An
Shore Agai
Maonie
Papa Wespray
William
Thig
Fen
Peebles
Newport
Fisherrow
Fort William
Fae
Barry
Cookin
Warkworth
Ha Cook
Hamburgh
Scarporough
Etherlay
Corby
Stockton
Fiora
Jenkisson
Flamborough Head
Ie Haawien
Britannia
Stephenson
Newcastle
Eaky
Strick
Borrocne
Caroline
Rio Janeiro
Antwerp
Béerk
Constastixotic
Jax
Cornelias
Bates
Smyrna
Dardanelles
Fondon
Madras
Bengal
Wilmineton
Hannah
Newby
Liverpoal
Bald Head
Meetings of creditors listing various trades and names
A fragment lists creditors and their trades across London areas, including tailors, hat-makers, and ironmongers with associated names and addresses such as Great Pulteney Street Chiswell Street Bermondsey and Noble Street. It also mentions bankers and a brew merchant with names like Sir G Duckett I Homewood and Ws Roberts.
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Basinghall-Street
To-Moreon
Shel
T. Penn
Great Pulteney-street
Garnett
Chiswell Street
Pu Ft
Hamilton
Nicholas-lane
Lampon
Tyer'¢- Gateway
Bermondsey
Fellm
Sir G. Duckett
Bart
Arid Co
Pall-mall
Bankers
I. Homewood
Pollard
Crow
Bethnal-green
Brew
Noble-street
Ironmonger
T. Sherwin
London-wall
Ws Roberts
Angel Court
City
Cmarcener
C.marsh
Great Scotland-yard
Pavy-Agen
Births and marriages in high society notices
Birth announcements record a Marchioness of Clapricarde’s daughter born on the 15th, with other births in Surrey, Bedford Street, Covent Garden, New Broad Street, Leith, and Leicestershire notes. Marriages include Archibald Campbell to Elizabeth Hume of Corson Street, and Aubrey Beauclerk MP to Ida Goring, with multiple dated entries and minor locality details across England.
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Marchioness of
Clapricarde
Mertos
Surrey
Indy
A. AM. Bond, Esq
Bedford. -Street
Covent-garden
E. S. Meyer
New Broad- -Street
BH. J
Leith
G. Thomson
St.,Mary’s
Cheltenham
Archibald Campbell
Glendarnel
Argyleshire
Elizabeth
de. Hume
Highden
Sussex
Stockport
Bolden
John Bolden
Hyning
Lupcashire
Mary Ann
Andrews
Greenhill ' Mpatall
County of
Chester
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India St
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Imperial Parliament
House OF Commons
Cutler Fergusson
M. W. Rldley
Hedges
Kent
Meen
Trinity House Corporation
Plumptre
Isle of Thanet
Trinity House
Clondalkin
Great Britain
Fitstman
Burrven
Legislative Union
Crewstown
Meath
Lady's Island
Templetown
St. James’ Co
Wexford
Gorey
Lady’s
Comen
Shilleiah
Kilmahon
Michael Murrow
Cork
Curnew
Exford
St. James's
Garrow
Cockstown
Ruthven
Andrew Johnston
Feargus
O'Connow
LAW Intelligence
Court OF Kings Bench
Nist Prius
Romford
Edanialeheten
Mining Intelligence
Stoweth
Boscaswell Downs
Mt. Ives
Congola
Darlington
Tees
Sss
Philadelphia
Sicily
New York
Chincoteague Beach
Marseiles
Federickburg
Halifax
Urbana
Rae Hollo
Hiv Horde
Eden’ Grove
J. Pomfret
Richma “Till
T.sidney
Portemno
Scott
tSashy
Peideg
Pans
Patrice
John
Agep
Ian
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