Repeal Meeting and Maritime Advertising Notice
A public meeting on February 14 at Charlotte Street Rathbone to discuss Repeal of the legislative union between England and Ireland. Dr Wade to chair at eight o clock. Also notices for a Dublin Belfast sea passage on the Shannon with cargo and passenger details, and a forfeit declaration by South Metropolitan Gas Company regarding overdue scrip receipts.
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Wallingford Malt Tax Petitions and Clergy Reform Debate
In Parliament a petition from Wallingford seeks repeal of malt duties while a Campden gathering calls for total malt tax repeal. Reports cover an explosion at St. Margaret’s Lothbury injuring charity girls, death of John Thelwall, and a murder suspect in Dragoons. Public notices include Whitechapel prison death, various private bills, church patronage reform, and mounting pressure for corn law repeal amid Irish and agricultural distress debates.
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Irish Debates On Tax Relief And Tithes In Parliament
House debates Irish grain tax repeal and farmer distress. Speakers warn that corn tax repeal could raise costs. others urge debt relief and local tax cuts. Petitioners press against tithe changes and call for fair clergy relief. Petitions from Maglass and Goree favor tithes abolition. Dublin and Derby voices urge church rights and Sabbath observance. The session adjourns after multiple petitions and remarks on Labour Rate and Poor Law.
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Frigate President Commissioned. Emerald Lands at Harbour
PORTSMOUTH reports His Majesty's frigate President, fifty two guns, under Capt. John M'Kerlie was commissioned on Monday by Lieut. Hill. Capt. M'Kerlie arrived last night. volunteers have already offered to join her. Emerald cutter, tender to the Royal George, Joseph Saunders master, arrived last night from the river and came into harbour. The Syists transport with troops arrived today from Cork.
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The Bribery Tale of the Duncarvan Election
The Dublin Mercantile Advertiser reports a shocking election ending with Philip Cramp ton as sitting member after a late nomination and seven votes. It notes gross bribery on both sides and a petition to impeach Jacob. letters from Dungarvan describe open bribery and Catholic oath issues.
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Mr O Connells Libel Bill What it aims to change
The bill seeks a new legal definition of libel aligning it with slander, clearer boundaries between public and private libel, new distinctions between principals and accessories, and elimination of ex officio informations. It would restrict crown right of reply, grant defendant a hearing if the prosecutor uses reply, limit special juries to defendants, admit truth as a vindication in criminal cases, and fix civil costs by damages. Damages under 40s incur no costs to the plaintiff.
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Dramatic oratorio Jephtha suppressed by London bishop
Fragmentary notes describe the Jephtha oratorio being suppressed during the preenjoyneering period under the Bishop of London, with unclear phrasing and suppressed context. The source mentions religious authority and a contentious decision affecting the performance or public viewing.
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