Parliaments Debate Coverage Praised By True Sun
The paper notes multiple editions publishing Parliament proceedings in one day including debates on Mr O Connell in Libel Law and Mr Harvey on Pensions with Lord Althorp’s speech. It lauds extraordinary dispatches from True Sun and praises extensive reports from Parliament up to nine o'clock daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Therhole
O’ Connell
Harvey
Lord Althorp
True
Scn
Robinson
Cobbett
R. Peel
O'Connell
Hume
Marquis of Chandos
C. Fergusson
5. Whalley
O’connell
French Workmen Disturbance Fears Amid Tariff Reactions
This morning's French papers from Lyons report a hurried disturbance among Lyons workers with some concessions by manufacturers, raising hopes that turmoil will be limited. Bordeaux and Havre merchants reject the proposed tariff law and hold meetings. The Sunday Committee of Supply refuses pension votes until a pension list revision bill is introduced. General Lafayette is recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Bordeaux
Havre
Committee of Supply
General Lafayette
Paris
Debate on Commutation of Tithes in House of Commons
The discussion centers on tithes and agricultural progress. Mr Consett argues petitions are vague while insisting tithes not fall below current payments. He contends tithes hinder improvement, noting Britain’s long history of advancement from drill husbandry to new manures, yet warns strict tithe levies tax soil fertility and raise costs, impeding reclaiming wastes and harming laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Consett
Tithes Burdens on Labour and Land and Abolition Costs
The article argues that tithes act as a tax on soil produce and burden labourers, unlike taxes. It contends tithes hinder agriculture's progress, reduce tithed land rents, and that abolition would raise rents but should be paid by tithe-owning landowners through commutation. It emphasizes the wealth transfer to landowners upon abolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Copsett
England
Consett
United Kingdom
Repeal of the Union debate in the House of Commons
The Irish and English interests clash as Mr Fearcus O Connor leads a repeal petition arguing the Union harms Irish markets and farmers. Sir H Verney counters that repeal would injure Ireland and harm English landlords, while Pryme asserts that Irish trade improved since the Union. The discussion highlights tensions between English and Irish aristocracies and the plight of productive classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Fearcus O'Connor
O'Connor
Ireland
England
Mr. O.C
London
H. Verney
Dublin
Ministerial Chronicle
Sir H. Verney
Pryme
O’connely
Cork
O’connelll
Poutett Thomson
Spring Rick
F. O’connor
Repeal Debate Echoes Ireland England Trade and Press
The article surveys Irish repeal views, debates on Union trade impacts, absenteeism, and the sharp critique of English hostility to Irish autonomy. It notes O Connell and Grattan arguments, the fear of separatist outcomes, and calls for justice via repeal despite potential consequences. It also covers French press legislation, Leeds election reactions, pension list disputes, and O Connell's libel bill motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Grattan
Ireland
England
France
America
True Sun Daily Review of Knight's Memoir From Portugal
A critical notice reviews Corporal Knight’s Adventures in Holland Waterloo and Portugal. The piece praises Knight’s soldierly grit while lampooning his drinking and social habits, quotes passages from his book, and notes a lingering debt to Don Pedro. It also reports Westminster annoyance jury proceedings over fines meant for the poor.
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Oporto
Holland
Waterloo
Portugal
Donna Maria
95Th Rifle Brigade
Effingham Wilson
Order of the Tower and the Sword
Toby
Don Pedro
Duke of
Braganza
Don Miguel
England
Deal Castle
Fleurus
Anciette
P. ST
Leslie
Witney
Order of the Tower and Sword
Kreatjoy
John Milley Doyle
Knight
Paris Dispatch on Doctrinaires and Market Debates
A Paris letter reports a fierce chamber debate over press controls and the Doctrinaires, noting Saint-Simonian style criticisms, a failed attempt to shield debate journals, and Minster Decazes' shifting positions. It covers Vaillant’s visa refusal, police show of force, Dupont de l Eure’s retirement, and public reactions including a masked ball ban and Lafayette’s improving health. Reports from Lyons, Metz, and Spain mark unrest, troop mobilization, and treasury strains as ministers face a contentious budget environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Peers
Comte de Mont- Lossien
Marshal Saint
Criers
M. Pe Montesier
Luther
M. Vaillant
France
Crreurs
Comte de Montlogier
Monseigneur
Duc de Cazes
Duc de Cases
Chamber of Deputies
House of Peers
Decazes
Soult
Te- Port
Chamber Co Mission
M. Gisquet
Kingdom
Monsieur Vaillant
Place de la Bourse
Rue Notre Dame
Dulong
Dupont
de l’Eure
Palace Royal Theatre
Pere la Chaise
Lyons
la Belle France
Gazette de Metz
16Th Light Infantry
Ibave
Spain
M. Dedrulaire
Zea
Martines
Duchess of Berry
de la Rosa
Llauder
Aguado
Rothschild
Duc de Nemours
Algiers
Duc d’Orleana
Hotel de la Ville
Meetings of creditors at Bas inghall Street tomorrow
A list of creditors including Ferrers and Mackintosh broker Copthall Street stock-broker, G A Brown Dockhead Shad Thames baker, H Peacock Leather Lane potato dealer, T Cannon Edward Street Portman Square tailor, J Beaseley Maidenhead upholsterer, P Wright High Street St Giles bookseller, and 4.0 Robinson Waterloo Place Pall Mall bookseller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basinghall-Street
To-Morrow
Ferrers& L.J. Mackintosh
Copthall-dt
G. A. Brown
Dockhead
Shad-Thames
Baker
H. Peacock
Leather-lane
T. Cannon
Edward-street
Portman-square
J. Beaseley
Maidenhead
Berkshire
P. Wright
High-atreet
St. Giles's
Robinson
Waterloo-place
Pall-mall
Marriages and Death Notices From London Gazette Fragments
A clipped London notices page records several marriages and deaths. Entries include a Dillington MP’s marriage to Jessy Vaughat of Rheola Glamorgan, and multiple obituaries such as Janet Ross and Forster Thomas Proctor. Additional items list births in London and surrounding areas with dates on the 15th to 18th inst. of various months.
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St. George’s
Hanover-square
London
John Lee Lee
Dillington
Somerset
Jessy
John Edwards Vaughat
Rheola
Glamorganshire
City of
Wells
Janet
W. Ross
Howard-street
Strand
Bird’s Buildings
Islington
Forster Thomas Proctor
Henry Barry
Hos
Society of Lincoln’s Inn
Mrs. Golightly
Seymour Street
W. Golightly
Hamcommon
Seven Oaks
T. Streatfield
Eringrith
Robert Trevor
Tingin House
Bedfordshire
Upper Harley-street
B. Goad
Osnaburgh-street
Thomas Martin
Wandsworth-common
W. Laces
Elizabeth Hodgkin
Great Ormond-street
H. T. Lane
Middleton
Lewes
Hatton Hall
County of
Salop
Robert Slaney
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Ito
Rio Janeiro
London Bridge
Ence Fonds
Royal
Rente de
Naples
C. Shaezs
Anglo Mexican Min. Co
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Bolanos Mining Company
Sete
Imp. Min. Co
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Cata Branca
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Columbian Mining Co
Canada Company
General Mining Association
General Steam Navigation
Uyaree National Provincial Bank of England
Bank of Ireland
Real del Monte Minin Company
United Mexican
Olea
Ae Jae
Malta
Duzjarrived
DDS Amneticas
Brazil
Famaledeceeroensnse
Buenos Ayre
Leeward Islands
Carthagena
Lisbon
Waeceeunerses Fablin
Flanders
Mexico
Donaghadee
Guernsey
Jersey
Ceaterford
Ask Gothenburgh Ag
Buenos Ayres
Leeds
His Majesty
Stanley
True Sun Daily Review
Westminster
Prince's Head
Prince’s Street
Robson
Court of Burgesses
Fes
Woburn-square
E. Bullock
Hackney-road
E. H. Gough
Edgeware-road
E. Barker
John Ager
Patrick
Grant
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