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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 12, 1834
Page
6
Irish distress and repeal debates in early Commons session
Petitions from Galway apothecaries and Irish towns press repeal of the Union and reform of taxation while Dublin hardship scenes are cited. O Connell and peers urge relief via self government, employment, and franchise expansion. Dissenters urge Church and State separation and financial reform. various petitions on libel, medicine, and offices follow before the Speaker adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Ward
Marylebone
O'Connell
Galway
Ireland
Ballymaysod Hollywood
Tagemore
Wexford
Blackditches
Craig
Killala
Londonderry
Donaghadee
Down
Operative Coopera
City of Dublin
Union of Tamarin
Kilrush
Goldsmiths
City of
Dublin
St. Mary’s
New Ross
Longwood
County Meath
Tullalish
County Down
Ballybogue
County Wexford
Pha
West Auckland
Durham
Q.C
P. Scrove
Reland
Mr. Locke
Ian
Sven
Felix-street
Smithfield
Dr. Locke
Stroud
Board of Health
Orconnell
Lambert
Rutaven
Eibellaw
Ant N la Jurs
Opconnele
Rye
Sussex
Cohen
Brighton Guardian
Mr. O'Connell
O'Dwyer
Barrow
Nore
Kingstown
Brodie
Scot’s-Jane Chapel
Salisbury
Woolriche Whitmore
Wolverhampton
Stansley
Tyne
Parrott
Devonshire
Bulteel
Ewart
Scotch Baptist Church of
Liverpool
Commons of
Great Britain and Ireland
Scotch Baptist Church
Sheweth
England
Messrs
Evan and
Parker
Seale
Brigstock
Dartmouth
Petition stream in evening session on libel law and church
The House heard petitions on libel law amendments pressed by Mr J K Tynte and Sir Francis Vincent, with petitions from Leamington and Richard Morrison. Further notices from Lord Granville Somerset on Borough franchise, Roscommon bridge repair, Bantry distress for fishermen, and Sabbath observance. Maintenance of the Established Church petition from Bridgewater praised for moderation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Tynte
Tancred
Leamington
Dover
Francis Vincent
Richard James Morrison
Ewart
Mr. Brotherton
Manchester
Lord Granville Somerset
Chepstow
Hertford
Littleton
Athlone
Bantry
Staffordshire
O'Connell
Halcomb
Kent
R. Peel
Bridgewater
Hertford Borough Bill Shows Bribery Concerns and Reforms
Debate over Hertford Borough voting flaws reveals bribery evidence from committee reports. Members argue for careful remedies, resisting ex post facto punishment, with estimates of 671 votes across three classes and calls to protect balance between town and county representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Harvey
England
R. Peel
Harvey
M.s.stewart
Liverpool
Lord Landon
John Drinkwater
Hertford
Mr. Bernal
Brown
Hereford
Court of King’s Bench
Pace
Russell Davis
Bernal
Davis
Elief
Lord Granville Somerset
Hoo
Rochester
Newry
Coventry
Hertfordshire
Ware
N. Calvert
Robert RB
Stratford
Two New Diorama Exhibits Open in Regent Street
The metropolis sees two new dioramas at the Diorama on Regent Street. Ruins of Fountain's Abbey, Yorkshire, and The Crypt of the Cathedral of St Denis, Paris, promise unmatched scenic illusion. Moonlit ruin effects and a vivid subterranean chapel scene transport viewers to historic abbeys and royal tombs with remarkable light, shade, and perspective. A wax anatomical figure at Cosmorama rooms showcases Antonio Serantoni's work, revealing body cavities in an intricate, museum-worthy display without dissection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dionawa
Regent’s Pank
Fountain’s Abbey
Yorkshire
Cathedral of St. Denis
Paris
Fountain
St. Denis
St. Louis
Marguerite de Provence
Blanche
Anni
Regent-Street
Antonio Serantoni
Mascagni
Convict Establishments and Shipping Notices From 1833 Records
Liverook and vessels arriving from Mobile Trieste New Orleans and Maranhao. voyage costs and earnings for English and Bermuda convicts in the first half of 1833 show England expenses 2,258 6s 10d with earnings 22,908 03 6d. Bermuda expenses 10 198 7d with earnings 13,196 4s 16d. second period England expenses 27,058 4s 11d with earnings 17,836 1s 53d. Bermuda expenses 9,932 18s 5d with earnings 12,831 4s 18d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverrook
Oceana
Mobile
Christopher Columbus
Trieste
Lochiel
Charsnte
Ulyases
Lion Romney
New Orleana
Hull
Savannah
John and Thomas
Maranham
England
Bermuda
Separation Between Church and State in Glasgow Meeting
A Brent public meeting in Rev Wardlaw's chapel urged complete church state separation to memorialize Ministers and petition Parliament. Clergymen, councillors, and laymen filled the packed venue as speakers argued civil establishments undermine church liberty and called reallocating funds to education or debt relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow Free Press
Brent
W. Paton
James Johnstone
Church of Scotland
Reformed Town Council
Wardlaw
Kingdom of Jesus Christ
Dr. W
Great Britain
Aplause
Jesus
Amon
India
Mr. Smith
Laurieston
Ireland
Scotland
Highlands and Islands
J. B. Gray
West Indies
Willian
Milroy
Hough
West India
W. Weir
Beith
Lords
Lord Brougham
Commons
W. D. Gillon
Petition Support Praised At Chapel Meeting
Members thanked Dr Wardlaw and chapel managers for their accommodation and Mr Johnston for his chairing, as the meeting, after agreeing to further support the petition, adjourned around eleven o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardlaw
Johnstons
Notorious London House of Ill Fame Deters Guests
An elderly woman once running a house of ill fame in London and Bengnieds now moves between respectable houses. She rents rooms, coaxes mistresses to buy wine and spirits, marks the charges separately, and when rent is denied she reports the residents. Many have fallen victim to these fraudulent schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oath Controversy Divides Lords Over Catholic Emancipation
Debates on whether to alter or abolish the oath for Catholic members continue in the House. Lords and MPs express mixed views on the oath’s efficacy, the proper channel for change, and its impact on Protestant government, with calls for or against a committee inquiry and reflections on emancipation's legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdale
Robert Peel
House of Loria
Lushington
R. H. Inglis
Stanley
Fife
Dublin
H. Bulwer
Sheil
Tower Hamlets
England
Pentane
Cobbett
Stuart
James II
Aoman
University of Oxford
CU. Fergusson
Deacaove
Nobiele
Lord Althorp
O’dwyer
Lambert
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