Portugal War Update From Falmouth Letter
Special express from Falmouth reports Portugal is stationary as the Miguelite forces prepare to attack St Ubo's. Queen's troops land 650 more men for Santarem while leadership in Lisbon shifts with Terceira leaving and Pedro’s councils clashing. Oporto reports no major events amid court rulings fueling Petrole feelings toward English.
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Falmouth
Portugal
Pantaleon
Lisbon
Oporto
Duke of
Santarem
Insolvency Declarations and Bankrupts Listed
Declaration of insolvency for William Barber of York and enlarged bankruptcies. Patrick Daly of Liverpool, Foster, Liverpool, and Forster, Liverpool, appear with dates. Also listed are Ludvig Hansen of Clink Street, Southwark coal merchant. John Romanis hosier. George Upton scrivener. William Bailey commission agent. Joseph Whalley grocer. John Willins broker.
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William Barber
York
Patrick Daly
Liverpool
Forster
Ludvig Peter Christian Hansen
Clink-street
Southwark
John Romanis
Gracechurch-street
George Upton
Boroughbridge
Yorkshire
Scrivener
William Willis Bailey
Quarndon
Derbyshire
Joseph Whalley
Lockwood
John Willins
Warwick
Turnpikes Act Amendment Passes and Pluralities Debate
In the Lords this evening the Turnpikes Act Amendment Bill passed a committee report without amendment. Berry’s Name Bill gained third reading. Lord Melbourne presented a inquiry report on poor relief, urging serious consideration. Petition against pluralities and non residence prompted calls for reform. Canterbury Archbishop backs existing concerns. House adjourned to Monday. In the Commons Hodgson presented Court of Requests returns. Emerson Tenant seeks a stone road bill between Birmingham and Holyhead.
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House OF Lords
House
Berry
Lord Melbourne
Lonp
Earl of Durham
Sion Chapel
Bridgewater
Allhallows
Lombard-street
Canterbury
Earl
Ho Ding
House of Commons
Chelsea
All-hallows
London
All Hallows
Hodgson
Court of Requests
Westminster
Stone Road
Emerson Tenant
Birminghan
Holyhead
Agricultural Distress Debate Moves to Committe of Supply
The Commons, amid questions on timber duties salaries of officers and Irish stamp acts, hears Lord Chandos urge urgent relief for agricultural distress. He cites 1821 and 1820s committees, notes collapsing rents and wages, and warns of general ruin without action despite corn law constraints.
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Col. Verner
Hopson
Lord Althorp
Robinson
Triities
Inter
Lord A
PILOT
Wilks
Treland
Ireland
O'Connell
Lord Althorpe
Barrett
Tent Paper
Loris A
Littleton
Woods and Forests
Wieks
Samuel Whalley
Primrose Hill
Committee On Public Walks
Regent's Park
Viscount Duncannon
Longentleman
Regent’s Park
Hun
Meaiber
Marylebone
Mr. Ruthven
Rathdown
Raphoe
Vernor
County of
Louth
Mr. Littleton
Commission of the Peace
Major Beauclerk
Mortlake
Surrey
Lord Howick
Home Office
Marquis of
Chandos
Orne
Ord
Baronet
Lord Chandos
Buckinghamshire
Hear
Pees
Middlesex
Tithes Ireland and property questions in Parliament
In February House of Commons debate on Irish tithes the member for Cambridge recalls 1822 tithe law and 1831 relief bills, arguing the core issue is property rights rather than church appropriation and urging a cautious, principled approach to reform.
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House OF Commons
Ireland
Littleton
Cambridge
Goulburn
Tithe Commutation Plan Faces Irish Opposition in Parliament
Debate centers on converting tithes to a land tax in Ireland. Proponents cite relief for tithe owners and wider collection ease, while critics warn of unfair burdens on tithe payers and note inflated averages. Lawmakers discuss redemption terms, five year horizons, and potential effects on clergy and landowners.
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Zoos
A. Carlow
Ballymore
Cavan
Dromg
Cork
Buttevant
Pullygush
Gantry
Dublin
iFinglass
Fermanagh
Derryvoole
Galway
Kilteckle
Aby Kerry
Knockane
King’s
Bailikin
Longford
Kilcomash
Louth
Haynstown
Queen’s
Kilmunton
Roscommes Kilyglass
Trone
Dysert Creagh
Waterford
Kilrosanty
Westmeath
Ballynasiancy
Treasury
Ireland
R. Peel
Littleton
O’connell Braets
D.c
Boo
Amon
O’connell
Geoteman
Donegal
Kilkenny
Leighlin
O'Connell
Oyse
Casey
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Leitrim
Kildare
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Kerry
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Mayo
Roscommon
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Queen’s County
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Lower Mobile
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