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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 07, 1834

Page

7

Debated Corn Laws Repeal Impacts on Land and Industry

A lengthy speech heavy with economic theory argues that high corn prices burden landowners and raise costs for manufacturers. Proponents warn that protecting duties depress wages, distort trade, and threaten national prosperity, urging gradual free trade to expand employment and open markets in Europe and beyond.

Ces Scote Ireland England Engand Sussex Prussia Europe Germany France Chamber of Deputies America United States Bordeaux Tere Torrens Poland James Graham Middlesex Coro Hume Hear Hellar Huskisson Haskisson Geatemee Russia Enmark Ricardo Halld J. Graham Rotterdam Oliver Agricultural Committee Heur Hercules Sir J. Graham F. O'Connor Jadone Si Richards Heathcote Lord Morpeth Home Clay Baronet E. Buller Ewart Leech Scotland Gillon

Warwick Election Debates And Smuggling Bill Proceedings

A brief account notes desultory debate on the Warwick election with a 52 to 25 vote for the motion. Lord J Russell moved to receive the Warwick disfranchisement report. Halcombe urged awaiting the pending petition investigation. The Smuggling Punishment Bill report was agreed with future discussion on third reading. The House Duty Repeal Bill was read first, second to follow Monday, and Buxton gave notice on colonial population inquiry. Adjourned after 1:15 am.

Warwick J. Russell Hill Halcombe Leamington O'Dwyer Lord Axthorp F. Buxton

Law Intelligence. Attorney General and Shore Appeal Hearing

The Attorney General moves to advance the petition of appeal filed by the defendant and to stay proceedings under the Vice Chancellor’s decree until disposition. Knight waives opposition after removing the pressed point. Rolfe urges advancing the case, citing Hewley charities and aid to poor pitances. The Lord Chancellor cannot grant immediate stay, will consider and inform parties during the Easter recess when the appeal will come on.

Shore Ralfe Knight Rolfe Lady Hewley

Porter in West Smithfield charged with robbery

John Griffin a porter for Benn and Co woollen-drapers was brought before Alderman Winchester charged with robbing his employers. He was remanded after magistrates questioned him about poaching nets found at his home and his past as a former policeman. He admitted knowledge of men of bad character and gave varying alibis.

John Griffin Messrs. Benn and Co., Woollen-Drapers West Smithfield Alderman Winchester Union Hall Thomas Hills Murray Traill Richardson Banstead Leatherhead Common Hoebam Claremont Hhis Mr. Murray Parker Cobham K Division Epsom Mr. Richardson Tis House Trades’ Union Basford Notts Cronstadt Padrese Nicholas Paris Garden of Plants Genoa Parma House of Commons H. Willoughby Patiortiis Peel Pechell R.N Her Brighton Sir R. Jones Worthing Pe~chell Castle Goring Berne Attenberg Thun Pacha Egypt France England Austria Tuscany Turkey St. Pancras Hundred of Ossulston Scadding Gravesend

New South London Market meeting and local trials

A Southwark vestry meeting discussed confirming minutes on the South London Market bill in Parliament, opposing trustees’ actions, and backing a citizen committee. Reports on convict transportation to Australia and Berrauda, and a Wick Street inquest into neglect after rent distress, were also noted.

London St. Saviour’s Southwark South London Dingle Dingley Sells Capper Melbourne England Berrauda Coronen Baker Mariners Wick Street Hackney Eleanor Bryan Titmuss Titmass

Treland and Limerick Disturbances Dominant in Irish Assize

Reports from Westmeath and Limerick detail judges advising restraint on insurrectionary talk and crime focus. A prisoner in Limerick Gaol hanged himself amid murder arraignment. Abduction and violence accompany a Carrickshack feud with Walsh mortally wounded during arrest. Notices reference petitions, brewery warnings, and Duchess of Kent patronage amid Irish rural tensions and tithe enforcement.

Sincipe Limerick Assell Russell Macmahon Tradaree Thomond-gate John Walsh Carrickshack Walsh Major Brown Ateachers Ballyquin Waterford Carrick Limerick Star Cork Pettiock Freling Post Ireland Register Sullivan M.P Kilkenny House of Commons Anglesea Dublin Castle Metropolitan Horse Police Hegister Tneanticrpg County Waterford Cloomel Duchess of Kent Dublin Royal Roy Touston Fife Arthur Preston Kilmeague Rathangat Tam Sir C. J.M. Rathangan

Grain Prices Describe Varying Wheat Decline at Dublin Market

Dublin Corn Exchange notes a moderate grain supply with prime wheat and oats holding last week’s terms. Inferior wheat fell 6d per barrel while inferior oats and vata languished. barley and bere held steady, oats easing, oats and meal showing slight shifts in price.

Dublin Corn Exchange Bere

Mildness of the Season and Odd Local Incidents

A blackbird’s nest near Guuse held four eggs, and a man killed a viper near East Malling, unusual for March. Reports from Bordeaux note amnesty relief changes for Cortes members and Spanish returnaries. A Highland Dykes girl survived an ox attack with bruises, while Paisley politics see ministerial resignations. Liverpool cotton demand stayed strong with 6000 bag trades. A Norwood case describes a laborer’s assault on an eight year old girl, leading to arrest and a dangerous condition for the victim.

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