Lords Discuss Church Establishment and Dissenters
The Lords hear petitions from St Michael's Shropshire against Church Establishment changes and from Dissenters across several counties seeking relief. Debates cover Sabbath observance, church patronage in Scotland, and impressment of seamen, with Grey and Durham urging measured reforms while Westminster threads a proxy-voting topic to Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lord Kenyon
St. Michaels's
Shropshire
Lord Wynford
Lord Dacre
Hayton-bridge
Northumberland
Sheptoy Mallet
East Barning
St. Leonard's
Shoreditch
Mansfield
Tillicoultry
Yorkshire
Cardross
Dumbarton
Scotland
Eastbourne
Sussex
Marquis of Westminster
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Bexcey
Marquis
Westminster
Earl of Shaftesbury
Commissioners of
Earl of Durham
Durham
Exeter
Dorsetshire
Lord Durham
Hull
Earl Grey
Papper
Earl of Rosebery
Stirling
Glasgow
Peeblesshire
Apothecaries
Bangor
Carcarvon
Duke of Richmond
Shipley
Cavendish
Hartest
Debate on church rates and public offices in England and Ireland
The session discusses county and church rates in England and Wales with Lord Althorp set to address. Motions cover offices created by recent Acts, Irish poor commissions, municipal corporations costs, and public taxes including house and window taxes. The debate also touches on Dundas’s colonial appointment, Glasgow Lottery concerns, and military pay and pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England and
Wales
Lord Althorp
England
Goulburn
Irish Poor Commission
Littleton
Ireland
Ae Corporation Commission
Hughes Hughes
Mr. H
Rd Arlington
O'Connell
Corporation
City of Dublin
Warwick
Lynch
Davies
St.nley
Halcombe
Leamington
F. Burdett
Dundas
Yeomanry
West Indies
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. Dundas
Stanley
Dundas Or
Dunas
North of Ireland
O’connelle
Robert Inglis
O’conneel
Record Commission
Hume
O'Dwyer
Fermanah
Mr. Littleton
Ellice
Cobbett
Right Honourable
Mr. C
Baronet
Buckinghamshire
Poor Law Commissioners
Bart
Mr. Cobbett
Han
Secene
Robert Wilson
Tis Majesty
Coroners Inquest on Lambeth Suicide at Cross Keys
A coroner's inquest at Cross Keys Lambeth investigated the suicide of Susannah Reeves forty a married woman wife of James Reeves starch maker of Vauxhall. Reeves stated the couple had no quarrels in twenty years and she had sunk into depression after their son's death. Fisherman James Collins found her in the Thames near White Hart dock. she was dead. The coroner noted he had identified many bodies in the district. Verdict temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sign of the Cross Keys
Broadstreet
Lambeth
Richard Carter
Susannah Reeves
James Reeves
Vauxhall
the Thames
James Collins
No. 9
Forestreet
White Hart Dock
Cross Keys
Coron
Animal Society case in Smithfield driver charged
R. Martins Act case at Sir Peter Laurie court involved a bullock nose injury in Smithfield. The omnibus driver was charged with furious driving and refined costs but the delinquent escaped. details reference Mr Traill and the Animal Society proceedings last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Martin
Traill
Peter Laurie
Smithfield
Nothing Can Save France From a Revolution Says Editor
The piece argues France is doomed to upheaval despite monarchist efforts. It cites Giraud, Barthe, and Doctrinaires pressing for legal changes while protest waves and worker unrest spread from Lyons to Paris. It warns that despite lawmaking, the nation tilts toward a republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ecarté
Thad
Republic
Giraud
Barthe
Guizot
Vionnet
Henry the Fifth
Berryer
Chateaubriand
Fitzjames
de Genoude
Belgium
Savoy
Piedmont
England
Great Britain
M. Augustin Girard
Chamber of Deputies
M. Viennet
Tribune
Chamber
M. Giraud
Paris
London
M. Barthe
Charles the Tenth
Lyons
St. Etienne
Nantes
Marseilles
Aix
Royal Exchange of London
Cornhill
Lothbury
Lombard-street
Cheapside
Threadneedle Street
Bank-lane
Prince Leopold
Luxembourg
Vienna
Naples
M. Persil
Journal
Des Debats
Debats
Polignac
London Corporation Inquiry and Smithfield Abattoirs Discussion
London court sat to hear evidence on the Navigation Committee and opened further inquiries. Abattoirs testimony criticized Smithfield market as inconvenient with talks of suburban sites and market day changes. Witnesses praised current arrangements, noting improvements under City Lands and police influence. Mildness of season noted by a Manchester paper with a plum tree sprig blooming at Falsworth Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tickner
Scales
Smithfield Market
Commissioner Drinkwater
England
Ireland
Scotland
Germany
Portugal
France
Manchester
Hadfield
Falsworth Lodge
Halifax Express
Meetings of creditors basinghall street tomorrow
The document lists creditor meetings scheduled at basinghall street and nearby addresses for tomorrow. Names include Wansell Howland, J Wright, Springett, Mills, gate lake Hyigtom wictuales en, Gardie, Ryland, Waring, Hansen, Romanis, Heale and Cecil among others with their occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basinghall-Street
Wansell
Howland St
J. Wright
Limehouse-hole
R. Springett
St. Margaret’s Hill
Southwark
Hopmer
A. W. Mills
Carey-street
Mae Gate Lake
Hyigtom
Wictuales
Gardie
Leicester-square
H. C. Ryland
Goswell-street
Metualierscruemenee
T. Waring
Little Windmill Street
L. P. C. Hansen
Clink-street
Coal-Mercht
J. Romanis
Grace
Births and obituaries from the True Sun office
Notices record births and deaths across multiple names and ages. The birth of a daughter to Mrs C C Pepys is noted, with several deaths including Rev Henry Pacubat and Major J Campbell. Other entries mention dates and locations such as Olney, Clapton, Barnes, Boulogne sur Mer, Rothesay, Stoke Newington, Thistlegrove, and Bengal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Bucks
Henry Pacubat
F. Ellis
Camomile-street
City
Clapton
John Bradock
Albion House
Barnes
George Cooke
Boulogne-sur-Mer
Elizabeth
Michael Eaton, Esq
Sittingbourne
Iaent
Rothesay
J. Campbell
Royal Marines
Dennis Peter
Zomens Hacon
Ball’s Pond
Salington
Stoke Newington
T. Brampton
Thistlegrove
Chelsea
H. Sloan
Charles
3. Cross
Camberwell
Bengal
Samuel Pidding Bishop
27Th Regiment Native Infantry
Also Mentioned on This Page
True Sun
Wee Ates
Acc
India
Accr . Org
Sance
South Sea
India St
Imperial Parliament
House OF Commons
Metropolitan Police
Golding
John Wrottesley
Contemporary Press
the Spectator
Morning Post
Edward Ellice
Treasury Bench
Ague and Catarrh
London Corporation Inquiry
J. Cecil
Upper Thames-street
C. C. Pepys
Mocaen
C . Paris
Bishop Luscombe
M. Maxwell
Roger Irish Fusileers
John Heron Maxwell, Bart
Charlotte Frances
Capt. Burgoyne, RN
John Ager
Patrick Grant
Strand
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