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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 06, 1834
Page
9
Petition and debate over Church establishment and turnpikes
Lords heard petitions against Church patronage in Scotland and for relief from Church rates and Sabbath observance. discussions touched on commutation of tithes, separation of Church and State, and turnpike road grievances. Debates in the Commons addressed corn laws and proposed reforms to prevent debt-evading when sued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Wynford
Minton Bay
Somerset
Shepton
Beecham
House of Commons
Duke of Richmond
Northampton
Engand
Lord Poltimore
Aberdeee
Scotland
Earl of
Earl Grey
House Ord
Ellenborough
Burl Grey
Duke of Norfolk
Lord Cawdor
Brecon
Carmarthenshire
Lord Gwydyr
Marquis of Lansdowne
Wales
France
Bath and Wells
Bath
Earl of Durham
St.Botolph
Ishopsgate
London
Earl
Earl Durham
Bishop of
Ter
Petition Signatures Show Parishioners Back Established Church
In debate over church and state funding the house noted only 266 signatures attached to a petition rather than 670. Lords discussed parishioners’ satisfaction with the rector’s agreement, defense of the Established Church, and exemptions for Dissenters from church rates. Petitions from Dissenters across several towns were presented for relief and Chester called for better Sabbath observance as the house adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bably
Earl
Lord Durham
Hoo
Dorset
Ashton under-Lyne
Spalding
Sedbourne
Marquis of Westminster
Chester
England
Europe
Scotland
Ireland
Sussex
Prussia
Germany
France
Chamber of Deputies
America
United States
Bourdeaux
Debate on Corn Laws and Landed Interest Reform
A lengthy parliamentary debate argues for repealing or easing corn laws to relieve manufacturing and urban workers, linking high food prices to unemployment and poor rates. Speakers challenge protected landlords, urge free trade, and discuss economic shifts from 1815 onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Home
Agricultural Committee
Europe
England
Mr. H
Baronet
Admiralty
Hume
Glasgow
Manchester
Paisley
Maxwell
Britain
America
Mr. Hume
ISIS
South America
Cadiz
Lisbon
Marseilles
Amsterdam
Torrens
Middlesex
James Graham
Law Intelligence Court of Chancery Appeal Decision
The case reviews a bankrupt now deceased who transferred bills of exchange and Life Insurance Company shares to a brother and kin to defraud creditors. The vice chancellor favored the plaintiffs granting relief. The hearing paused with further arguments postponed until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chancery
Marcu G. Snite
Biggs
Life Insurance Company
Agatns
Knight
Blount
Cee Ghd
Middlesex Sessions report of Maria Smith guilty theft
In Middlesex Sessions on February 5, Maria Smith, described as a bald-faced young woman, was found guilty of stealing a Dutch time-piece from John Brown. The jury verdict was Guilty and she received seven years transportation. She shouted a jocular remark about Botany Bay provoking laughter before removal from the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Smith
John Brown
House of Correction
Bottomry
Botany
Tes
Pair of London Police Blotter Items and a Steam Coach Hint
In Marylebone a schoolmaster Thomas Warrington aged about thirty five was charged with gross misconduct involving boys and was committed for trial at Queen-Square. In Golden Dose a sailor’s robbery case saw Margaret Fitzgerald and Mary Ellis charged with abducting money after a drunken cabriolet voyage, Fitzgerald later committed for trial while Ellis discharged. Thames police report James Pattison fined 100 pounds for excise smugging with his father claiming direction. A steam-coach plan between Pe and Aberdeen via Dundee and Montrose is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bell
Neptune
Lambeth
Orchard-street
Westminster
Dawkins
Immediate
Fitzgerald
Brixton
Miss
Commissioners of Excise
Excise
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Ceesenene Ditto
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Spe
Imperial Parliament
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Dumfermline
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Derby
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Great Britain
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
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Montrose
Edinburgh
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