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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 28, 1834
Page
6
The item notes the True Sun Office time and location details in Rial del Monte with a seven o clock reference. It preserves the historical newspaper cadence and singles out the specific locale and timing mentioned.
The Gazette reports several insolvency declarations this evening. Merchants and tradesmen named include Christian Frederick Grasemann of Wells-street Hackney dealer. Others listed are John Henry Lemon millwright Tomas Connell coach taker George Haynes licensed victualler Edmounde Wilde cotton-spinner James Hone Northampton John Farmer chemist Philip Lambell timber-merchant Thomas Kenning ore irons manufacturer John Farley jun Torrin woollen-draper Henry Parkins corn-dealer John Keep and Joseph Keep Nottingham grocers.
Lords heard multiple petitions from Derby, Lancashire, Somerset, Wiltshire, and other counties calling for better Sabbath observance and relief for dissenters. Petitions also from Swansea, Market Harborough, and Edinburgh on corn laws and tithes abolition. The Exchequer Bills and Appropriation Bills were read a second time and the house adjourned.
The session open with debates on enclosure bills for Beesdale and relief for Romney Marsh shepherds. Ministers discussed tobacco and wool imports, patents law, and the new police plan. Returns on Irish law courts and calendars were demanded while stamps and tithes near Ireland drew questions.
Members condemned English policy toward India, urging redress for East India producers. They contrasted duties on East India sugar coffee and tobacco with West India, warned of economic injustice, and questioned sugar refiners and fiscal plans amid Dr. Ure's findings.
In a heated session the House of Commons debated Sir R Peel and colleagues’ malt tax repeal motion. Speakers warned of limited relief for farmers, the beer trade and social impact, while others urged full repeal to aid agriculture and curb maltsters profits.
Parliamentary discussion centers on church patronage in Scotland and Ireland’s tithes reform. Lord Advocate and Sir R Peel clash over patronage and crown appointment of clerics, while Mr Murray seeks crown control of Procurators Fiscal in Scotland. Irish tithes would be replaced with a land tax. leaves granted for related bills. The minority list includes numerous English MPs voting on Malt Tax reduction inquiry.
The column describes two upcoming steeplechase bets near Cambridge and Cheltenham with details on weights, ground, and umpires, and a later Cambridge match between Sir Harry and Celeste. It also recounts a crab and eel chase on a Tay rock, plus brief items on a Roubaix boiler accident, an explosion at St James's Palace, a Wisp anecdote of a night wanderer, and a Bristell Journal note.
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