Factories' Act Amendment Bill receives royal assent in Lords
In a per curiam session the royal assent was given to the Factories' Act Amendment Bill by commission, with the Lord Chancellor and two peers acting as commissioners. Petitions from Llanwellin land occupiers and Somerset rate-burdened lands were presented. Lords Bexley and Dun sham moved against church and tithe burdens. Auckland announced ship tonnage measures and potential registration reforms. Debate touched on France trade relations and labor rate continuance as adjournment ended the day.
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House OF Lords
House of Commons
Earl of Ripon
Lord Auckland
Lord Cawdor
Llanwellin
Carmarthen
Somerset
Lord Bexley
Surrey
Suffolk
Lord Kina
Bridport
Shillery
Carlow
Lord Dunsham
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Allhallows Parish
Admiralty
France
Lord Strangford
House of Commons Evening Session on Irish Tithes and Baron Smith
The House resumed amid debate on elections costs and the Lords passing the Factories Labour Regulation Amendment Bill. Sir Edward Knatchbull pressed Ireland related motions while Mr Littleton objected to delaying readings and motions. O’Connell postponed his motion, and the chamber prepared to consider the question of Church property and tithes in Ireland as a matter of property rather than appropriation.
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House OF Commons
Gillon
United Empire
Lords
Baron Smith
Lirreton
E. Knatchbull
Ireland
Sir E. Knatchball
E. Knatchball
Methuen
E. K
Baronet
Mr. L
His Majesty
Littleton
Edward Knatchbuel
O'Connell
House
Tithe Reform Plan in Ireland Debated by Commons
A parliamentary debate outlines a plan to convert tithes into a land tax, arguing existing enforcement failed. It details historical acts, tithe burdens, parish disparities, and the proposed five year redemption with terms favoring landowners and titheholders. It emphasizes collecting data from counties, and notes substantial loans to clergy amid resistance.
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Ireland
Cambridge
Goulburn
Dublin
Fermanagh
Londonderry
Monaghan
Tyrone
Leitrim
Carlow
Kilkenny
Tollingar
Louth
Queens County
Wexfor
Clare
Cork
Tipperary
Galway
England
Antrim
Armagh
Cavan
Donegal
County of
Down
Mayo
Sligo
Tyron
Kerry
Waterford
King’s County
Castle of Dublin
Secretary of the Treasury
Land Redemption Terms Debated at Meeting
Speakers argue five year relief fund repayment as a motive while five years cited as optimal though reasons given are minimal. The session then ponders redemption terms with a proposal to grant fifty pounds less for land redeeming against an 80 rent roll, noting that the purchase rate remains to be set.
Licensing Meeting Date for Holboro and Finsbury Divisions
The notice corrects the meeting date to Saturday, the last of March, replacing the previously stated Tuesday, March 4. The Holboro and Finsbury divisions will hold their annual licensing meeting on the corrected date.
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Holboro
Finsbury
Libel case against vestry clerk in Hereford parish dispute
The King prosecuted the vestry clerk for publishing a Times report of parish resolutions attacking Dr Grey the Bishop of Hereford. The jury found the article not a libel, acknowledging parish interest but rejecting malicious intent, while legal questions about libel and publication were debated by Sir James Scarlett and Mr Justice Parke.
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Follett
James Scarlett
Hereford
Duke of Wellington
St. Botolph
Bishopsgate
London
St. Betalph
Times
Watts
Mansionu-house
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Smart
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Morning Herald
Pollock
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J. White
Bama
Beache
Bromley
White
Grey
Chester
Gentleman
Metchad
A. B
Mr. Smart
Ury
Preeright
Justice J.parke
Court of King’s Bench
Hreford
St. Botolph Bishopsgate Street
Ventry-Clerk
Jones
Smithers
Costa
St. Alban
Alderman Smith
Court OF Common Pleas
Fes
Furnival
Stringer
Serjeant
Wilde
Coleridge
J. Harrison
Spankie
Platt
Theasiger
Con
William Pyne
Cheshire
Horsemonger-lane
Ie Furnival
Mr. Walter
Walter
Fursival
Farnival
Fornival
Waller
Mr. Furnival
Farnivelae
Rada
Comber
B . Forni
Arnival
France
Horsemonger-lang
Williamman
Mr. Farnival
Agate
Christopher Bodier
Mr. Stringer
Secretary of State
Netherlands
Charles Wells
Horsemonger Lane
Laintiff
Vincent
Plaintif
William Gordon
Nichols
Way
Dickson
Ae Comber
Crawford
Hedger
Lord Melbourne
Ief
Police action targets Bow Street night-houses and impostors
The article reports on St Pauls Covent Garden officers pursuing licensed saloons and night-houses amid closures. Smart and others face penalties for selling alcohol after hours while parish authorities vow decisive action until reform. A separate case in Marlborough Street features Aaron Wardell charged for pledging stolen plate, with remand for inquiries. Sir Andrew Agnew, MP, exposes a con artist posing as Duncan Campbell, detailing the impostor’s approach and the risk to MPs and the public.
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Bow-Street
Smart
Mother H.'s
Rman
St. Paul's
Covent-garden
Ove
Qelock
Stanniland
Bouverie-stree
Halls
Harris
Union
Forrizon
Hartt Covent-garden
W. Smart
Brees-street
F. Rog
Marlborough Street
Aaron Wardell
J. Currie
Upper Brook-street
Debree
Oxford-street
Tha Aticmman
Mace
Queen-Square
Sir Andrew Agnew
Bart
Wap
Johy Anderson
Andrew
Agnew
Duncan " Campbell
Sir Andrew
White
Blackheath
Duncan Campbell
West Indies
Edinburgh
Duncan Casspbell
Hhis
Jabintos
Campbell Diesen
Prinongriot
Abel
Bees Jawson
Estenlay
Thanan Taylors
Shoreditch-for
Shoreditch
Grounda
Apnonins
Mr. Taylor
Uon
Aesiat
Clark
Taylor
Anna
Herman’ Sejase
Chinkrelies
Curling
Court orders Rogers to repay alleged deficiency
Wood sought a court order against the assignee to repay Mr Bell on behalf of Mr Rogers. The Commissioner found the loan dealings bona fide and the balance in regular trade, directing Rogers to pay 7774 to the official assignee. No 20 percent penalty due to lack of proven fraud.
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Court OF Bankruptcy
Williams
John Jones
Wood
Bell
Rogers
Crupt
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