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Petition Debates Over Tithes and Thellusson Will
In the Lords a petition from St James's Clerkenwell urged theatre control by the crown. A Carberry petition against lay tithes, led by Lord Templemore, sought amendments to the Tithe Composition Act. The Marquis of Downshire faced opposition over alleged oppression, while Lord Lyndhurst moved to suspend the standing orders on private Acts for Thellusson. Eldon and others warned against setting dangerous precedents as Chancery costs and master fees were debated.
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Farebrother
Messrs
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Crown and Anchor
Garth
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Birmingham Journal
Birminghan
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Cornhill
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Squire, Hill
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Cross-street
St. Mary-at-Hill
Norwich
Sheffield Mercury
Siifield Mercury
Kent Herald
Ang
Brecknell and Turner
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Cornhill, Bentley, Pawson and Co
Cheapside
A.and
I. Salt
Thomas Bartlett and Sons
P. and
J.spencer
Newton Street
Holborn
William and Janes Middlemore
Robert Salmon
Little Bell-alley
Taylor and Bowser
Charing Cross
Walker Charies
Halken-wharf
Pimlico
Browning T. R
W. R
Waterloo-bridge-wharf
E. P. Doudney
Bickerton & Paull
Castle-street
Southwark
United Kingdom
Chance
Mercantile Journal
House OF Lords
Marquis of Londonderry
St. James’s
Clerkenwell
Duke of Cleveland
Bath
Reland
Lord Templemore
Carberry
Marquis of
Downshire
Marquis of Downshire
Lord Ellenborough
Thellusson
Lord Lyndhurst
Wynford
Lord Eldon
Marquis of Hastings
Thellasson
Earl of Shaftesbury
Isle of Ely
Court of Chancery
Chanc
Eldon