Niagara Panorama Opens in Leicester Square With Praise
The Orford's Panorama in Leicester Square debuts a vivid Niagara Falls view praised for translating the roaring spectacle to canvas. Also advertised are burial society notices, published books and new editions from Bentleys and Waverley works, with notices of lectures and literary promotions.
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Orford
Leicester Square
Niagara
Burford
Morning Chronicle
Darnton
Poland relief petitions and East India revenue bills advance
Lord Suffield presented a Hull petition urging Britain and France to aid Poland and restore its status among free states. Lord Wellington moved for a return of the East India Company’s territorial revenue. Several public and private bills from the Commons were brought up, and the house adjourned at five forty five.
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House OF Lords
Lord Crascentor
Lord Suffield
Kingston Upon Hull
Poland
Debates on reducing national debt by annuities in Commons
Mr Buckingham argues for a select committee to examine converting the national debt into terminable annuities at declining rates, advocating simpler taxation and a larger role for income tax. Lords Althorp and other MPs contest feasibility, warn against extra burdens, and defend graduated taxation as dangerous and unjust.
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House OF Commons
Joey
Siock
Buckingham
England
Iis
Althorp
Lord Althorp
Boo Zentidman
Oldham
Cobbest
Ltr
D.W. Harvey
Ford
Debates on Irish Tithes and Finance in Parliament
The July 3 1833 London evening edition covers heated discussions on Irish tithes and tax reform. Speakers critique land taxes, landowner burdens, and the chancelleries stance amid Ireland unrest while Parliament considers halting delays and potential new Irish church arrangements.
Debate on House of Commons enlargement and health effects
Members clash over whether a new House of Commons is necessary citing health and space concerns. Sir M W Ridley Mr Warburton Lord Althorp and others defend or oppose enlarging the chamber while Tracey and Hume present plans and criticisms. The vote ends with a majority against the motion and the house adjourns at two.
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Memeir
Hampden
Russell
Sydney
M. W. Ridley
Middlesex
Warburton
George Phillips
R. Peel
House of Commons
Hume
Baronet
Hlear
Bear
Tracey
Waksurton
Registering Under the Reform Act This Year
The notice outlines changes in the Reform Act registration period. It notes the July 20 deadline for county voting claims and July end deadlines for lists in boroughs and cities. Existing registrants need not claim if remaining qualified, while overseers publish eligible occupiers and freemen lists and allow objections and appeals like last year.
NEW MARKET JULY STAKES BIDS AND ODDS AT GOODWOOD
The latest racing odds from NEW MARKET JULY STAKES and GOODWOOD reflect shifts as Truila rises to favorite while Harum Scarum and Stays trade as taken. Doncaster Leger entries include Muley Moloch and Belshazzar, with the Liverpool meeting listing odds on Vittoria Camel colt and The Chancel.
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Sir. M. Wood
Malcolm
Jerboa
Vidocq
Mr. Greatrex
Trulla
M. Wood
Louisa
Lord Orford
Stays
Mr. Stonebower
Emma Gilly
Coronel Peel
Harum Scarum
Lord Jersey
Duke of Grafton
Mr. Bigg
Lord Chesterfield
Mr. Cosy
Mr. Kent
Marge
Birmingham Political Council Ends Petition to Lords
At a Birmingham Political Council meeting the New Hall Hill petition to the Lords was returned by Earl Fitzwilliam with a lengthy letter declining to present it. He cited that his address would demand dismissing his ministers, and warned no firm member would present it after King’s death. The group decided to forward the petition to the Home Office and await Lord Melbourne’s response.
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Allornes
Nylsciters
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Silophin
O'Hara
Waverley
S. Ceee Eee
Ireland
Barron
Gre
Mb Montgomery
Presbyterian Church
Ossory
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Sedleman
Scotland
Muring
Littleton
Birmingham
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House
OL Cortain
Home Office
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Manchester
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