Oath Debates and Sabbath Bill Clash in Parliament
Resumed discussions on religious tests and the Sabbath bill feature Mr O Connell and Sir A Agnew amid divisions over oath requirements and Sunday observance. MPs clash on altering fairs and markets while addressing deanery reforms in Ireland and the Down Raphoe union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aglioney
Hardy
Baronet
Pease
Hodgson
F. Buxton
A. Agnew
A. Johnstone
P. Howard
O'Connell
M. Ridley
Lord Morpeth
Skipton
Evear
Gisborne
J. Wrottesley
Birmingham
R. Peel
Bart
Tey
Cripps
Tennyson
Barnstaple
Mr. Tennyson
Major Fancourt
Ane
Down and
Raphoe
Goulburn
Ecclesiastical Commissioners of
Ireland
Duke of Wellington
Treasury
Down
Lord Plunkett
Mr. Stanley
Commissioners of Ecclesiastical Inquiry
Stanley
Privy Council of Ireland
Raiphven
Conolly
Littleton
Hume
Robinson
Colonel Davies
Privy Council
Shell
Repeal of the Usn Call of the House Debate
Members argue over a call of the house on April 15 and 221 notices as discussions focus on a potential separation of the kingdom. Robinson withdraws his motion on commutation of taxes while others debate constitutional duties and Easter recess timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Goulburn
Spring Rice
Sarce
Rice
Hasprey
C. Fergnsson
Hume
Robinson
Borough OF
Warwick
Halcomb
Mr. Shell
Lord Althorp
Committee of Supply
Young
A. Agnew
Insolvency Declarations and Bankruptcy Notices
From the Gazette of last night, lists insolvencies and bankruptcies. Richard Bowles of Spalding is declared insolvent. numerous debtors and creditors named, with court dates and solicitors. Includes names like John Nuttal of Birmingham and James Prescott of Marylebone, with March 24 or March 27 and April 22 court dates. Also notes dividends, certificates, and dissolutions of partnerships across multiple towns and trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nuttal
Birmingham
Court of Bankruptcy
Messrs
Hindmarsh and Son
Crescent
Jewin-street
Cripplegate
James Francis Prescott
High-street
Marylebone
Painter
Sr. Bailey
Berners-Street
Richard Litson
Laystall-street
Holborn
Victualler
Mast
Qualtlett and Hancock
Prospectiow
Bermondsey
Edward Ashenden
Thomas Cooper Baker
Sittingbourne
Kent
Brick-Makera
Halfpar Sleven
Court Ofankruptcy
Margon and Dudley
Church-row
Newington-butts
William Swales
Portland-street
Oxford-street
Silk-Mercer
James
Bucklersbury
Thomas Ely
Mark-lane
City
M.leod and
Stenning
London-street
Fenchurch-street
John Thomas Twells
Tamworth
Staffordshire
Draper
Mr. Parker
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Thomas Wilson
Manchester
Joiner
Commissioners’rooms
Milne
Parry
Morris
Temple
London
Walker and Jesse
Henry George Drewe
Swansea
Mackworth Arms Inn
Goren
Nation
Orchard-street
Portman-square
Jonathan Burrows
Holme Pierrepoint
Nottinghamshire
Wilson's Hotel
Nottingham
Payne
Taylor
Featherstone
John
William M.connochie
Liverpool
Stonemasons
Clarendon Rooms
Norris, Allen
Anthony
Great Ormond-street
Toulmin
Thomas Collier
Holywell
Flintshire
Hatter
Newton
Norwich
Taylor and Co
Bedford-row
Charles Coupland
Leek
Moneyscrivener
the Angel Inn
Macclesfield
Johnson and Weatherall
King's Bench Walk
Condlyffe
Lee Robert ‘Odd
Massey
Adlington
New-court
J. Sayer
Shadwell
J. Maberly
Broadstreet
Cheapside
Gloucestershire
Flock-Merchant
Cheltenham
D. Thackeray and Co
Walton
Lancashire
T. Fletcher and Co
George Inn
D. Carr
Radenhurst
Clarendon Buildings
Liverpoo
T. J. Spence
Commissioners'rooms
J. Anderson
J. Perry
Worcester
J. and
J. Wright
Limehouse-hole
Poplar
D. Ramsay
Gloucester-road
Old Brompton
Shropshire
J. Crook
R. Friest
Nitchell
St. Luke's
Turners
D. Fox
Gomersall
Yorkshire
E. Kent
W. Nutt
Cleveland Street
St. Marylebone
J. Smith
I.bennett
Riley
Deryshire
S. and
S. and. J. Dean, Sifons Shestinss
J. Wills
H. L. Vesconte
Artmouth
E. Edwards
W. Jones
Newport
Monmouthshire
C. Smithson and Co
New Inn
C. Hawdon
M. Brewer
A. B. Goss
Ormskirk
J. Todd and Co
C. Todd
J. Morison
N. J. Friedlander
Hamilton-place
New-road
Hygeists
M. J. Pain
M. A. Peche
Great Portland-street
Oxford Street
H. Castellain
A. F. Schaezler
Copthall-court
J. B. Besozzi
J. Bartlett
Weymouth
G. Flint
Conisborough
T. Hunt
J. Dalton
St. Mary-axe
A.M. Sandeman
W. F. Mould
Sion College Garden
Aldermanbury
S. Carter
Law Intelligence Court of Chancery case on breach of trust
The Solicitor-General for respondents argues that executors misapplied stock from John Crawford's estate to debts with Marriot and Co. The case hinges on whether Marriot and Co. knew of a 1810 partnership dissolution and the executors breach of trust. Hearing adjourned to tomorrow for further arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriot and Co
House of Marriot and Co
London
Crauford and Sons
John Crauford
Ats Knight
Mr. Stewart
E. Sugden
Wilson
Marriot
Nuisance cab driver charged after accident
In Marylebone a cab driver, Charles New, faced a summons for furiously driving and injuring a boy named West on February 7. West suffered a broken arm and eye injuries. New was fined 40 shillings and ordered to pay 41 shillings compensation or face two months in custody. Also covered: funds found on a man named West and a separate Thames Court hearing involving Captain Longridge of the Prince Oscar, accused of assaulting an officer and firing a pistol on Margate roads, released on bail for trial at Old Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SJ Johnstone
Omar
Howard Teeta Avery
I Ora
Barone
Oxford
Tamworth
Howe
Leech
Shireland
Aes O'Connell
Roebuck
S. Kerr
Vance
New Chichester
Potter
Ublic
Bekivs
Ather
Perso
Padea
ETON
Little
Patio Ho
Intretay Evans
Fin Mone
Rome
Arvana
Warburton
Robinson
Bill
Baronet
Hyde-park
George Street
Gower-street
Middlesex Hospital
John Williams
Broderip
House of Correction
Queen-Square
West
Yates
Division of Police
Burrell
Thomas West
Counter Hill
New Cross
Deptford
Thames
Longridge
Prince Oscar
Africa
St. Katharine's Dock
G. Hurst
Margate
Witness
Deane
Petition to Parliament for Wise System of Society
A copy of Mr Tooke’s petition to the House of Commons argues that current social and economic structures distort wealth, birth, and population. It urges a "wise system" to cultivate latent powers, end poverty, and enable riches, wisdom, and happiness, warning against sectarian politics and wasted time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Tooke
Shipping Intelligence from Lloyds List Tuesday
Maritime brief notes port by port of ship groundings sinkings and damage. The Ann and Eliza and other vessels sailings London to Constantinople. Zephyr grounded. Eagle broke up. Suffolk returned after colliding with a brig. several ships driven on shore or leaking with cargo losses. port Davenport and Beaumaris incidents. overall hazardous conditions and multiple vessels weathered or wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Staxpgate Creek
Marcu
Ann
Eliza
Spalmador Passage
Smyron
Taylor
Constantinople
Roberts
London
Liverpool
Ramscate
Dorothy
Bell
Lynn
Portsmouth
Maacu
Jane
Thompaux
Newcastle
Canpirr
Zephyr
Sanderson
Irom
Mutrorp
Marcus
Eagle
Davis
Galway
Littlehaven Bay
Land’s End
James
Yougha
Liverroot
Donald
Maranham
Tuskar
W.S.W
Stonehouse
Odgers
Plymouth
North Bank
Walker
Monte Video
Beaumaris
Port Magee
Salthouse Dock
Louisa
Myers
Wakrenaven
Shammon
Swinburn
Dublin
Braystone
Greenock
Portaferry
Pollock
Charleston
Demerara
Newry
Mancha
Blair
Drocuena
Newton
Hathaway
Boston
Wick
George Sinclair
Pring
Aberdeen
Montrose Ness
Berwick
North Esk
Stromness
Hull
Havannah
Atlantic
Harwich
St.Pierre
Huerman
Rochelle
Etaples
Ellen
Glaston Dock
Maryport
Swiftsure
Fort 12Th
Reva
Fes
Nantes
Wild
Opessa
Moore
Trinidad
St. Andrew's
N.B
Karen
Sidsel
Husted
Odensee
Stromstadt
Syren
Petition on System Change and Peaceful Reform
Petitioners urge the House to suspend current political questions tied to a decaying system and adopt a new framework of principles. They claim the existing order harms rights and industry and seek consideration of a different system developed at parliamentary or committee level to prevent imminent evils and deliver greater lasting good.
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Honourable House
DREADFUL Case of Attempted Suicide at Brompton
A medical student lodger at 1 Grove-place Brompton road attempted to cut his throat. His motherly landlady Mrs Greenacre restrained him until help arrived. He was moved to St George's hospital. no cause is yet known. Also describes a proposed Frimley colony plan with ten families and farm setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Greenacre
Grove-place
Brompton Road
St. George’s Hospital
Frimley
Surrey
E. J. Nee
Semiramis at Kia Theatre a troubled premiere
The Herald recounts last night’s Semiramide at Kia Theatre with Madame Kynterland debuting as Semiramis and Madame Salvi as Arsace. Kynterland’s vocal power and dramatic force failings mar the show, while Salvi shows promise though her timing and stage movements appear tentative. Zuchelli as Assur disappoints, and the performance overall is described as not going well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kia
Madame Kyne Terland
Madame Salvi
Atest
Thes Rime Don Eany
Madame Kynterland
Hab
Arsacez
Zuchelli
Assur
Miss Barelli Delights at Harp Concert in Bedford Square
A ten year old prodigy Miss Barelli performed last night at 29 Percy Street Bedford Square. She dazzled with harmonic innovations making the harp seem like two instruments and played pieces by Mozart and other composers with notable audience acclaim. Her father Monsieur Barelli claims a new teaching method reduces harp study time, prompting calls for public scrutiny and parental vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
Venice
Eulenstein
Miss Barelli
Monsieur Barelli
Barelli
Naval movements from Portsmouth to the Mediterranean and Atlantic
From Portsmouth a fleet dispatch dated today notes Edinburgh under Captain C Dacres sailing to the Mediterranean with eighty Plymouth Marines landed from Revenge. Seaflower protects Jersey oyster fishery. Espoir undocked awaiting breaking up. Charybdis paid and set for Falmouth Lisbon mail then Cape of Good Hope with despatches. Boyne docked as depot, Revenge to follow. Sylvia transports part of the 82d to Gravesend en route to Scotland. Wind NW, fine weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
C. Dacres
Mediterranean
Plymouth
Revenge
Seaflower
John Morgan
Jersey
Espoir
Ten Pone
Charyddin
Et’ Falmouth
Lisbon
Cape of Good Hope
Warren
Africa
Boyne
Excellent
Sylvia
82D Regiment
Gravesend
Scotland
Adjourned Licensing Day for Parishes of St Margaret and Westminster
At the Guildhall Westminster magistrates adjourned licensing day for St Margaret and Westminster parishes. Applications for wine and beer licenses were reviewed. several licenses granted to Hubbard Knightsbridge and Fielder at Knightsbridge while others were refused, with adjournment on several cases. Port entries show 755 British ships and 610 foreign ships inbound to Hull in the year ending January 5, 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Margaret
At, John
Westminster
Aymott, Graham
Ferguson
Guildhall
William No
Ihe
Pye
Westin Siguiente
Hubbard
Horsefe Ferry-Toad
Imine Pickton Batts
Enei
Fiat
Aristalier
Fielder
Knightsbridge
Carpenter
Tothillfields’ Prison
Blue Coat-street
Tothill-fields
Rotlopes
King-atreet
Hut
Hull
Denmark
Eer
Germany
Eee
Bergeys
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