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Revenue notices list two buyers Consols for April and 99 buyers Long Annuity to expire January 1860 in this city edition.
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 19, 1834
Page
6
Revenue notices list two buyers Consols for April and 99 buyers Long Annuity to expire January 1860 in this city edition.
The debate covers Scotland hand room weaving employment by sex and age, Catholic marriages bill in Scotland, equitable payments bill, and county coroner election reform to limit districts, open proceedings, and adjust expenses. Also reports on Irish dissenting ministers, Preventive Water Guard, and tax compounding returns before adjournment.
Creditors met over the bankruptcy of Alexander and Co bankers and East India merchants led by N Alexander. Executors of Colonel Rahan previously directed letters of administration to be taken in Calcutta. The claim for 70,000 siccarupees was admitted but proof on the executors estate was disputed. Proceedings adjourned to await further Ecclesiastical Court action.
The Lloyds List reports numerous ship incidents across ports from Dover to Cork. Vessels including The Feeeds from Leith and Jane Catharine from London to Jamaica were involved in collisions or groundings, with crews saved or detained. Other ships like The Eleanor, The Britannia, The New Brunswick, and The Roger Stewart faced leaks, groundings, or wrecks, with cargo losses and salvage efforts noted along the British and continental coasts and offshore sites.
The session covers licensing changes for Holborn and Finsbury, an Argyle horse accident, bankruptcy dividends, and St Pancras licensing. It also reports on Pantheon union comments, Sir William Horne’s elevation, Hobhouse supporters, and multiple Commons moves on libel reform, pensions, and parliamentary procedures.
In the House of Lords Earl of Shaftesbury announced no private bills after March 24 and no judge reports after April 14. Petitions from Protestant Dissenters and Lincolnshire parishes urged labour rate reforms. Lord Shaftesbury noted an accident kept the Duke of Argyle from presenting the King’s answers to sewer commissioners. Turnpike Acts Continuation Bill moved to second reading. Lords adjourned to Thursday.
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