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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 26, 1836

Page

1

Commercial Railway to Black Wall and The Ravel Family at New Strand Theatre

A long mixed-page notice shows Provisional Committee apologizing for altered allotments of forfeited shares with deposits to London and Westminster Bank by Saturday the 27th. It also promotes The Ravel Family at New Strand Theatre with a schedule of performances including tight rope acts and a sequence of acts, with doors at six thirty and varied seating prices.

Black Wall London and Westminster Bank M. Tate New Strand Theatre Ravel Theatre-Royal Drury-laor Firit Anil Paris Theatre Royal Drury Anes Monsieur Escot Madame Angot Beven Lair Fautley Primrose Hill Salisbury Square Pleet-street Lon- Son John Fautley Balady Thomas Prout Strand London

Imperial Parliament Session Report from Lord Chamberlain

The House of Lords met at five o'clock with the Lords discussing agricultural distress. Petitions from Wal lington and from Bapad requesting compensation for losses in India, and opposition to the Ecclesiastical Courts' Consolidation Bill were presented. The Commons sent leave for witnesses Gore and Caley to appear before the Select Committee on agricultural distress, and several bills were read a first time with second readings to be scheduled. The Bishop of Exeter presented petitions against the Ecclesiastical Courts' Consolidation Bill, which were referred to the select committee. The House adjourned thereafter.

House OF Lords Loxp Lord Wynford Wallington Buckingham Lord Hatherton Bapad India Lord Denman House OF Commons Bernal Commons Messrs. Gore Caley Select Committee Mzmaee Forest of Dean Niry Marquis of Londonderry Borough of Wells Noble Pants Cowbridge Bridgend Lord Wyngorp Exeter Ecclesiastical Courts Alsager London Bannerman Aberdeen Lord Byron Kingbert Bruce Admiralty Hear Don Picass Picass Country coUemen Pringle W. Campbell Eale George Clerk Wallace Hume MacKenzie Lord Landon Chancery Scotland Parliament Mr. Bannerman C. Bruce Westport Railway Miles Bridgewater Canal Alderman Twompsom Weymouth Dock Durham Ashley J. Russell Milbert Groves Orange Lodges John Russell William Rex Penn F. Egerton Anne Ireland Commission of Excise Inquiry Henry Parnell Hop Phipps Navy Board Parker Rees Knight Ceap Commissioners of Excise S Ric Nobrrend Se Hs Gerens Put Lips Wodehouse Committee of Supply Cressory Clay Tower Hamlets Committee On Railroads W. Wynn Roebuck Marquis of Downe P. Thomson Sunderland Aldm. Thompson Abipewaoers G. F. Young Wakley Wooltrich Warcey Barnstaple Fancourt Hoo Nee Samuel Romilly New South Wales Cartell C. Fergusson Robinson Sharpe Rice War Office Fanconar Col. Liprocerre O'Connell Hos Barnstapte Woolwich Mr. Wakley Hislae Beauclerk Thompson Badajoz Teagdale Bowring Hawes Bii. C. Fergusson Curteis Beauclerk Ir. Lennard C. Buller Robert Walpole Horace Walpole Chamber Deputies France Canterbury Bury Ense Montgomery Galway Coleraine Carlow Youghal Clocmell Newry Oxford Warwick Norwich Encla Hertford Bristol Yarmouth Tower Ipswich Droiwich Committee

Aberdeen Public Schools Bill sparks clash over donor fund use

In the House, Aberdeen magistrates face scrutiny as Aberdeen Public Schools Bill seeks to divert 6000 pounds from a 18000 pound donor fund. Proponents argue education for all, while opponents accuse misappropriation and breach of donor intent. Debates reference a Bridge o’Balgowin and historic Aberdeen governance.

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