TITHES AND PETITIONS IN IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT
Colonel Butler presents petitions from Kilkenny and Carlow landholders over tithes under a compulsory act. The Kilkenny farmer Stephen Wright accuses Commissioner Collins of overcharging while offering aid. Other pages urge extinction of tithes and restoration of Ireland’s independent parliament, citing economic grievances and abuses of allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Kilkenny
Carlow
Ireland
Commons
Great Britain and Ireland
Stephen Wright
Foulsrath Castle
Sheweth
Ballinamara
Ossory
John Collins
Collins
Privy Council
Market Summary of Commodities and Provisions
Demand remains limited and steady with no speculators. Cotton favors and expected price rise due to scarcity. colonial imports light from wind. stocks fair. Sugar and coffee steady with small supplies. tobacco largely unchanged except Kentucky legs. Stockholm barrels sold at 14s 6d. Tea prices steady. English wool limited demand. butter prices advance. overall market for tea cocoa rice spices spirits oils unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corree
Stockholm
Inpico
Guatemala
Cocaingrat
New Solicitor General Pepys Takes Oath in Court
Mr Pepys entered office as solicitor general after taking the usual oaths in the Lord Chancellor's private room and then seated himself in the Court of Chancery. The bar congratulated him warmly with two former alderate generals and one former solicitor general among the King's counsel in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepys Renterdigy
Lord Chancellor
Lincoln’s Son
Court of Chancery
C. Wetherell
W. Horne
E. B. Sugden
Miscellany excerpts on life and letters from Leigh Hunt and friends
A collage of short literary passages and reflections. It includes a vignette about a poor, happy boy carrying meat home from the baker, excerpts on employment and temptation, notes on John O Groats House, explanations of church tithes and clergy titles, a critique of elocution, and meditations on conversation, religion, and the link between physiology and mind drawing from Volney and Hazlitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Hunt
Jeremy Taylor
John O’groat
Dungisbay Head
Scotland
Groat
James IV
Ethelwolf
Second Edition True Sun Office at Seven O Clock
Real del Monte edition notes the true sun office at seven o clock. Readers are advised of the schedule and timing details for the latest edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Sun Office
Real del Monte
London and Bristol Railway Bill Second Reading
In Parliament Lord G Somerset moved the second reading of the London and Bristol Railway Bill. Mr O Connell praised the bill for benefiting his region. Warwick Borough discussions centered on a privilege breach and Leamington's union with Warwick with petitions and electoral implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London and Bristol
G. Somerset
Memper
O'Connell
Lord G. Somerset
H. Parnell
Holyhead
Dublin
Warwick
Halcomb
Gillon
Linlithgow
O’connell
Bernal
Jephson
True Sun Daily Review Art Critique Snippets
The piece reviews Negropont by Turner and Frescati by Harding, praising contrasts of light and dark and noting atmosphere. It also judges Licenza near Horace’s villa as among Harding’s best, and critiques Campbell’s Portrait and Sir John Hobhouse as lacking in depth. It closes with impressions of Findin a Gallery, Gertrude of Wyoming echoes, and Margarita by Stone as pretty but not Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negropont
Turner
T. Allison
Harding
Calcott
Licenza
Horace
Homer
Augustus
Campbell
Sir Thomas Lawrence
Gertrude
Wyoming
John Hobhouse
Hopwood
Wivell
Wright
Margarita
Mr. Stone
Professor Wilson
Bribery Verdict in Warwick Borough Contested
The article reports a courtroom finding that bribery was proven but the total sum spent did not exceed 93. Gd. among 21 recipients, with only ten guilty of bribery as others did not vote for the candidate. The speaker notes the group’s mostly low social status and contrasts one member earning four pounds, then analyzes Warwick’s contest and opposes the motion, to be continued in the third edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leamington
Eastnor
Leamington Friars
Warwick
Borough of
Lord E
Lord Eastnor
Ronald Fergusson
Hoy
J. Hanmer
Barli
Grenville
Hear
John Hanmer
Halcomb
Ross
Hereford Times
Queensquare
St. George’s
Chapel-court
Percival
Messrs. Redford and Jones
Gardener
Hawes
Lambeth
Commissioners of Police
Metropolitan Police
Charles Coulton
Unionstreet
Borough
London Licensed Vic
Cheadle
Alton Road
Tipper
Staffordshire Advertiser
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE FROM LLOYD'S THIS DAY
Shipping intelligence lists arrivals from St Kitts Mauritius and Lisbon including the Ambian Sprightly and Telemachus. Multiple vessels report arrival dates and origins along with notes on other port arrivals and local farm fires and police inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Orr Marcare
Fes
Laws
Havannah
Bristrot
Britannia
Davenhall
Demerara
Chesterfield
Lewis
Africa
Leghorn
Liverroo
Juinna
Pinder
Bengal
St. Helena
Snipe
Mauritius
Brothers
Sewell
Bahia
Eliza
Weatherall
Lima
Stewart
Hibernia
Russell
Thebia
Lamb
Savannah
John Linton
Mansfield
New Orleans
Edmonds
Smyrna
Orr Liverpool
Hughisson
Craige
River
Earl of Liverpool
Rotterdam
Neptune
Ostend
George Canning
Para
Anja
Ann
Charente
Ontario
New York
Sir Win. Byng
Oporto
Dublin Corporation bill debated in Commons
In the House of Commons Dublin Corporation debate Mr O Connell argued a bill to regulate Dublin’s corporation, noting savings of 25 000 rising to 50 000 and more. The motion, seconded by Mr Ruthven, faced opposition from Mr Littleton and Mr Browne, with government citing a broader commission on Irish corporations yet to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Dublin Corporation
O'Connell
O’connell
Corporation of Dublin
Ruthven
Littleton
Trish
Browne
Waterford
Wallace
Pryme
Potter
Gisborne
Tower
Debates on Dissenters Marriages Bill and Enclosures
The House debated Lord Russell's proposed bill to ease Dissenters from Anglican marriage rites by licensing dissenting meeting houses, civil contracts, and registries. Critics warned of civil versus religious control, while supporters urged wider registration and relief for Dissenters including Jews and Quakers. Enclosure and laborer allotments were discussed, with opposition to scope and calls for universal allotments. The Pilot case and special juries in Dublin were criticized for bias and harsh press prosecutions after Coercion measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Althorp
O'Connell
Lord J. Russell
Brin
England
Hume
Robert Inglis
Lushington
Lord Hardwick
Church of England
George Grey
Estcourt
Buckingham
Ewart
Mr. Lynch
Mr. Faithful
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Imperial Parliament
Arlingford
Clemanta
Tubrid
Church of Ireland
Stanley
Dean Burke
Irelnd
Lord Clare
Legislative Union
London
Great Britain
Joseph Michael Rivers
Country Markets
Andover
Bala
Eto
Basingstoke
Bath
Az - Bridgewater
Cirencester
Yeovil
Seaee
Gainsborough Wee
Maidstone
Haddington
Carlisle
Penrith
Newcastle
Sunderland
Bos Vi
Alnwick
Hexham
Morpeth
Abingdon
Banbury
Birmingham
Carmarthen
Newark
Peterborough
Kivers Chesterfield
Grantham
Blandford
Devizes
Pay Horncastle
Goles
Ilsby
Es Timsby
O. Ic
Aistor
Anes
Adl Ig
Lyon
Stamford
Boston
Ding
Sleaford
Uppingham Wees
Ets Ag
Long Sutton
Ae Ag
Ae Huntingdon
Oakham
East Retford
Bristol Leather Market
Lisa Weelsh
Imyrba Valonia
Sicily
Wrert Burley
Clonmel
Limerick
Athlone
Enniskillen
Newry
Ferom
Fen
Socrates
Montaigne
Hazlitt
Ditto
New
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Ater India
Poruguese
D Pervant
Ditto, Reg. Scrip
Buenos Ayres
sSreae Aeees
Ghilian
Averes
Eseaeetto
Eer
True Sun Daily Review
Finden
Lord Byron
Murray
Tilt
Shipping Intelligence
Eesencee
PILOT
O'Dwyer
Barrett
Dublio
King v. Barrett
Pile
Heear
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