Lordal Petitions Urge Sabbath Law Reform and Dissent Relief
In the Lords petitions from Warwick Dorset Devon Worcester Hertford and other areas urge changes to Sabbath observance laws and relief for Dissenters. Lord Ling with others complain that the Beer Act hurt lawful protection for Dissenters chapels and beer shops. Exchequer Bills and Appropriation Bills pass first reading. Lansdowne added to county Rates Committee. adjournment to tomorrow.
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House OF Lords
Boas Caarcetter
Landon
Warwick
Dorset
St. Peter's
Gornhill
Lord Poltimore
Devon
Lord King
Succ
Lord Lyttleton
Worcester
Worcestershire
Staffordshire
Berna
Lord Dacre
Marquis of Lansdowne
Charles Lawson
Surrey
James Allan
Middesex
Repeal of the Malt Duty and Budget Dissent in Commons
In an evening sitting of the House of Commons, Sir William Ingilby outlines a budget proposing malt tax repeal, duties on beer, foreign wines, gin, and even a license scheme for hells. Debates rage over agricultural relief, with opposition and peers urging inquiry and restraint on taxation while Peel and Althorp press for fiscal balance.
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Marquis of Chandos
York
Buckingham
Lord Granville Somerset
Mumbles
Glamorganshire
Max Wele
Dunfermline
Scotland
Colonel Conolly
Littleton
Guest
House of Commons
Westminster
England
Wales
R. John O'Connell
William Ingilby
Pobire
South
W. J
Cricklade
Berkeley-square
Baronet
Tamworth
Stanley
Wm, Ingilby
Elimore
Hearst
Sir William Ingitby
Mr. Kilmore
Althorp
Robert Freeh
W.lagilby
Cape
Lords and Commons
Hells
Laghter
London
Atheneum
Hells of London
Eton
Oxford
Cambridge
R. Inglis
WM. Ingilby
William Pitt
Middlesex
Hon
Jord
Lord Author
Warburton
Benett
Evans
Central Committee
Davis
Horace Walpole
United Kingdom
Staffordshire
Wood
Robert Peel
Hear
R. Peel
Wiltshire
Cobbett
Mr. Cobbett
Stamp Office
Beershops
Maltax
Hume
W. Ingilby
Clay
Baring
Bilis
Hue
E How
Oldham
Chancellor of the Exchequer
W. Inzilby
House
P. Thomson
Wilts
O'Connell
Ireland
J. Graham
W.ingilby
Sinclair
Church of Scotland
English and Irish legislative motions and party lists in session
The House debated a committee on laxity in Scottish patronage policy and crown patronage. Ireland saw a bill to abolish tithes and replace with a land tax. Proposals included appointing Procurators Fiscal in Scotland’s sheriffs courts and fees related to newspaper stamps in Ireland. A long roll of MPs and peers across England was recorded.
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Scotland
Cabtech BF Scotland
R. Peel
Church of Scotland
C. Fergusson
Colquhoun
Gillon
Sinclair
O’connert
O'Dwyer
S. Rice
Ireland
Murray
Steeplechase and Cambridge Race Raise Local Interest
A Cheltenham area steeplechase sweepstakes for subscribers since January 1834 is planned for March 31 with Lord Seagrave as umpire and a 60 sov. prize. A second steeplechase near Cambridge on March 6 features Sir Harry and Celeste with strong bets and hidden venue details. Also noted is a Tay coast natural history observation of eel and crab chase by a spectator.
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Cheltenham
Lord Seagrave
Nervatt
Seagrave
Sers
F. Cregoe
R. Snow Paul
Brown
Eyrich
Cambridge
Celeste
F. Lilly
Orse
Epsom
The
Tay
Fife Herald
Exploding boiler gunfire at Roubaix and palace blast
From Roubaix in Nord a cast iron boiler burst at a Dufresne manufactory injuring crews and causing widespread damage. In London at St James's Palace an explosion near the fireplace alarmed the nobility, the hearth blown out and a gentleman slightly injured while others fled in fright. A candlelit ignis fatuus incident sent a gardener on a five hour night roam before returning home in hysteria.
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Roubaix
Nord
M. Prouvoust Dufresne
St. James’s Palace
Her Majesty’s Drawing-Room
Ambassadors
Edward Mitchell
Monckton-house
Chippenham
Englands
Niny
Bristol Journal
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Imperial Parliament
W. Tgilby
Menort
Godson
R. Adams
E. H. Grimston
Visc. Aghonhy
H. A. Goring
H. D. Arbuthnot
Hon. H. Guise
Sir W. Attwood
M. Gully
J. Attwood
T. Halcomb
J. Baillie
J. E. Halford
H. Bainbridge
E.T. Hall
B. Bankes
W. J. Handley
H. Baring
A. Harmer
Sir J. Baring
H. B. Hanmer
Colonel Barnard
E.G. Harvey
D. W. Beauclerk
Major Hardy
J. Bell
M. Herbert
J. Hope
H. T. Blackstone
W.S. Henniker
Lord Briggs
R. Irton
S. Bruce
Ernest Jervis
J. Brudenell
Lord Jolliffe
H Buckingham
J.S., Kennedy
J. Burrell
C. Keppel
Hon. G. Burton
H. Kerrison
E. Buxton
T. F. Leech
J. Berkeley
Hon.g. Lennox
Lord W. Cartwright
W.R. Lincoln
Earl of Cayley
S. Lister
B.C. Chandos
Marquis of Lowther
H. Chaplin
Lygon
H. G Clive
R. H. Martin
J. Clayton
W. Meynell
Capt. Cotes
J. Miles
W. Crawley
S. Milton
Viscount Carters
H. B. Norreys
Lord Dare
R. W.H. Palmer
Robert
E. Duncombe
H.robinson
G. R. Sheil
R. L. Durham
P.H. Rooper
J. R. Sullivan
R. Igerton
W.T. Russell
W. C. Vigors
N. A. Etwall
R. Seale
Colonel Wallace
T. Faithful
G. Simeon
R. G,scoTe Hancourt
Major Spry
T. Bruca
C. Fellowes
N. Stanley
E. Gillen
W. DB. Pellowes
H. A. W. Stewart
J. Gordon
W. Fielden
J. Sanford
E. A. Grant
Col. Finch
G. Sanderson
R. Maxwell
John Foley
E. Shawe
R. N. Sinclair
G. Forkes
Sir W. Tancred
Rish. Blayney
C. Barry, G
Eaasynya
Maxwell
J. H. O'Connell
Daniel Begemael
Connell
Morgan O*connell
John O'Connor
FP. O'Dwyer
A. C. Roe
James A. Roche
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