Ireland tithe debate derails reform plan amid protest
Members clash over Secretary for Ireland plan to ease tithe burdens. O'Connell denounces relief as prolandlord and calls for substantial commutation. Shaw, Benett, Cobbett and others warn the measure will inflame Ireland, threaten rents, and fail to quell agitation. Calls for broader tax relief and land reform echo through the chamber.
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Ireland
England
James H
House of Brunswick
James the II
Mr.Stanley
Barthen
Mr. O'Connell
Shaw
Ublia
Reland
Shrarde
Hon
Bhat
Wea
Ceenemans
O'Connor
Terenna
Cork
O'C
M T O'Connell
Deputation Meets Viscount Aitherr at the Treasury
A deputation accompanied by Mr. Hutt and Mr. Hill MP with Mr. Beilby Thompson met Viscount Aitherr at the Treasury yesterday for an interview.
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Hutt
Hill
M.P
Beilby Thompson
Viscount Aitherr
The
Treasury
The Polish Exiles Great Meeting at the Freemasons Tavern
A major public meeting at the Freemasons Tavern under Colonel De Lacy Evans formed a Polish exile relief campaign. Speakers urged Parliament and public aid for Poles driven from their homeland, detailing funds, needs, and political support while condemning Russian oppression and seeking British action.
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Freemasons
Friends of the
Freemasons’ Tavern
Home Department
de Lacy Evans
Society For the Relief of
Dresden
Trieste
Siberia
Portsmouth
Treasury
Dudley Stuart
Prussia
Atlantic
Harwich
America
Earl of Darlington
Sheil
Poland
Alexander
England
France
Barry O’meara
House of Commons
Commons
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Sheweth
Russia
Lleud Island
Great Britain
Vienna
Morehan
Denounce Nicholas in solidarity with Polish freedom
A public meeting denounces Nicholas as a brutal tyrant and calls for universal condemnation. Speakers urge English mobs to excommunicate him and echo cries of Down with the miscreant Nicholas, while appealing for Polish independence and humane justice. Subscriptions noted include 16 pounds from the Earl of Darlington and 20 from Mr Cutlar Fergusson.
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Europe
Great Britain
Poland
England
House of Commons
Leach
Surrey
Nicholas
McMerle
Gladd
New-market
St. Martin’s-lane
Earl Grey
Duke of Wellington
Sutherland
Codar Fergusson
Russia
France
Stanhope
Hear
University of Warsaw
Siberia
Nicholas, Jr
O'Connell
Beigetor
Roesia
Peravos
Vienna
Castlereaghs
Metternichs
Gil Blas
Paspie
Lord Palmerston
Earl of Darlington
Cutlar Fergusson
Royal visit notes and schedule at Brighton
Their Majesties and the Court will depart for St James's tomorrow. Yesterday they left the Palace for Norfolk Bridge Rottingdean and back by five. The Earl and Countess of Erroll left Brighton for their Richmond terrace house. A Riding School exercise and military dinner party featured Cols Doyle, Kr T, Downeman, Barnard, Wynyard, Sir G Teesdale, Lt-Gen Sir J Eustace, Major-Gen Sir T Mahon, Major Maxwell, and Capt. Poulett. Evening company included Captain and Mrs Campbell, Earl of Belfast, Mrs Orobe and Miss Quin, and Duke and Duchess of Sutherland.
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Brighton
Fes
St. James's Place
Palace
Norfolk Bridge
Rottingdean
Earl and Countess of Erroll
Richmond+ terrace
Cols
D Oyley
Kr T
Downeman
Barnard
Wynyard
G. Teesdale
Eustace
T. M‘mahon
Maxwell
Poulett
Campbell, Earl of Belfast
Rore
Miss Quin
Duke and Duchess of Sutherland
The Coopers Strike Against Wage Falls
A London coopers dispute questions the claim of wage advances for skilled workers. The speaker argues that five barrels require as much labor as six in 1825, showing the proposed 4d rise would reduce earnings by 8d per barrel. He cites timber quality and iron weight increases as factors, and notes numerous experienced workers will testify under oath.
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Malachi
Coopers of London
Coopers
Liverpool Corn Exchange shows dull trade with price drops
In Liverpool this morning a middling trade turnout. Wheat sales thin with a drop of about 2s per 70lb on fine samples. a good north Ireland wheat sold to a speculator at 6s 44d. Oats dull, meal lower, barley malting weak, beans and peas easy. Cotton market saw 8,900 bags traded. exports and speculation noted. Ships arrivals included Robert Scurfield, Marwood, and Margaret Highfeld. twelve coastwise.
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Ireland
Manchester
Parish alarm over lack of funds for relief at workhouse
The vestry of Saint Pancras reports an urgent cash shortage threatening weekly relief for about 7,000 poor at the workhouse. They blame parishioners for withholding funds to preserve pride and office, note unprecedented rate arrears, and detail magistrate M William’s refusal to sign further distress warrants after a vestry rebuke. The issue spreads to church rates as trustees fail to present accounts, with several summonses issued at Hatton Garden police office and magistrates declining distress orders. Details mix with an advertisement for a forthcoming theatrical publication featuring Catherine the First and Anne Boleyn alongside a noted folio edition of the work, priced at 10s 6d.
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Court of King’s Bench
M‘william
Goodchild
M‘ William
Hatton-garden
Catherine
Berra Beawiee
Anna Boleyn
Cenci
Madame de Stael
Far Bendonn
The History of the Glove Trade in 19th Century England
A review notes William Hull’s glove trade history, tracing customs and policy between England and France, and its impact on agriculture and labor. It discusses French manufacture versus home craft, child labor demoralization, and the tension between free trade and protectionism, with literary asides on glovemaking and fashion.
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England
France
William Hull
M'Calloch
Sven
Fife
Hazlitt
Lord Byron
Hall
Coperine
Veridine
Cervantes
Sancho
Linean
Mixote
W. W
Drury-lane
Ned Courtly
Flavia
Marais
Worcester
Mr. Hull
Monasticon Anglicanum
Charles the
Glovers’ Company
Jeterloperg
Hull
Cabinet motion and select committee clash noted
A yesterday cabinet meeting discussed a close vote on Mr White Harvey’s motion to appoint a select committee. The result appeared to defeat the ministry, with officers including the Solicitor General and Earl Grey present. Local reports mention tensions at Hounslow and a shift in support among prominent figures.
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Marlon
White ‘Harvey
Minis
Orig
Heck
Hounstow Stein
Geseral
Bed Ag
Earl Grey
Dinars
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O’connor
House
Hut
F. O.C
Stanley
Benett
Ms. B
Davis
Tithea
Colonel Davis
Cobbett
Bellew
Liverpool
Robert Scurfield
Clough
St. Petersburgh
Marwood
Colley
Maceio
Margaret Highfeld
Thorn
Mession
Parish OF
ST. Pancras
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