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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 26, 1834

Page

2

Protest over Irish tithes voices Kilkenny grievance

Colonel Butler reads a petition from Stephen Wright of Kilkenny detailing oppressive tithes under the Compulsory Tithe Act. Wright complains of excessive charges, improper apportionment, and seeks relief, appeals to Privy Council extension, and calls for a fair assessment and eventual abolition of tithes.

Colonel Butler Butler Kilkenny Carlow Ireland Commons of Great Britain and Ireland Stephen Wright Foulsrath Castle Sheweth Ballinamara Oasory John Collins Collins Privy Council

Colonial Markets and Commodities Report Ca. 1830s

Colonial Markets show limited demand and steady to rising prices. Cotton remains in favour amid scarcity, with imports light due to wind. Sugar, tobacco, tea, and spices hold firm or advance modestly. stock levels are fair to limited. Tar and liquor markets report small arrivals and steady to supported prices. Provisions note a price rise for butter. Market overall quiet with a cautious outlook.

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The New Solicitor General Is Appointed

Mr Pepys took the usual oaths in the Lord Chancellor's private room at Lincoln's Inn and then seated himself as solicitor general at the Court of Chancery. He was warmly congratulated by the Bar, with two former attorneys general Sir C Wetherell and Sir W Horne and ex-solicitor general Sir E B Sugden among the King’s counsel.

Ireland Lord Clare Scotland London Great Britain Joseph Michael Rivers

Petition push and tax reform debate in Lords

In the House of Lords, petitions from Protestant and Unitarian Dissenters seek relief from disabilities on births marriages and burial rights. Duke of Richmond urges a committee on county rate reforms highlighting steep Middlesex increases from 39,000 to 77,700 and overall local tax burdens. A committee is appointed as MPs discuss taxation abuses, with Turnpike Bill passing.

House OF Lords Lord Kenyon Devonshire Lord Dacre Lambeth Westminster Royston Lord Sefton Toxton Oxford Cambridge Duke of Richmond England Middlesex Nottingham Essex Hear Lord Wynford Marquis of Lansdowne Warminster Lord Durham Wickhaw Durham Newcastle-upon-Tyne Derbyshire Imperial Gas Light Company

Parliamentary Proceedings Record from House of Commons

The Speaker took the chair at five thirty, papers on private business laid, and motions debated including a writ for Malton after Pepys became Solicitor General. Discussions ranged from suppression of newspapers to a motion on sugar duty, chairmen of Quarter Sessions, British Museum coin dealings, land tax redemption, and Dublin Corporation reform with Mr O Connell seeking leave to introduce a bill.

House OF Commons C. Wood Borough of Malton Pepys Marquis of Chandos Lord Althorp W. Horne Althorp O’dwyer Rigby Wason England Wales British Museum Batdra Tooke St. Andrew Holborn Hutt Lord Alfhorp Scotland H. Parnell Dundee Baronet Reland Dublin O'Connell City of Pryme Potter Gisborne P Ir Tower

Dublin Corporation Reform Debate Aims at End of Monopolies

Mr O Connell argues the Dublin corporation sustains religious intolerance and exclusion, with juries and grand juries packed by sheriffs. He outlines a plan to redivide Dublin into districts, boost common council representation, curb taxation abuse, and restore citizen rights to elect aldermen, sheriffs, and judges. He cites Catholic exclusion since 1793 and calls for a specific act to reform Dublin’s governance.

Mr. O’connell Dublin Ireland Scotland Corporation of Dublin Edinburgh Corporation of Oinburgh O’connell Corporation of Ireland City of Dublin Mr. O'Connell Corporation Court of King’s Bench Mr. O.C City of House Grand Jury Aroum Reland Dublin Corporation Alderman Perrin Warner Alderman Smith Alderman Abbot Serjeant Perrin Ublin Shoemakers’ Guild Guild of Merchants Nu. K Common Council Merchants’ Company Wn Company of Merchants London Bank of Ireland Sonor Littleton O'Connell Ruthven Browne Waterford Wallace O’dwyer Barrett Pilot Trish Mao Hear

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