Oath debate and Sabbath bill loom in unsettled session
Long House of Commons discussion on Catholic oaths and Church by law established leads to calls for clear definition and possible religious tests removal. Sabbath observance petitions prompt Sir A Agnew to seek leave for a new bill while critics urge careful limits and protection for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thal
J. Johnstone
Ireland
Deine O'Reilly
Howard
Dublin
Hen. Baronet
University of Oxford
Reed
Baronet
Iamworth
Leech
England
Reland
Connell
Kirkcudbright
O’connell
Lancaster
Roebuck
Friends of Religious Liberty
Bath
C. Wyxxe
A. Agnew
Wpport
Chichester
Potter
Hua Baronet
Ord Morpeth
Hon. Bart
Wood
R. Inglis
Hon. Baronet
Littleton
Mao
Colonel Evans
Au Hon. Mempen
T.B. Lennard
Warburton
Baronet Adoot
Robinson
Hyde-park
Arenet
Aglioney
Hardy
Spain
Pease
Hodgson
Bon
F. Buxton
Sir A. Agnew
A. JonasTowe
P. Howard
R. Peel
Bon Bart
Barnstaple
Mr. Tennyson
Major Fancourt
Ane
Down and
Rayhoe
Goulburn
Ecclesiastical Commissioners of
Raphoe
Duke of Wellington
Treasury
Down
Lord Plunkett
Mr. Stanley
Commissioners of Ecclesiastical Inquiry
Stanley
Privy Council of Ireland
Ruthven
Down Hall
Hume
Colonel Davies
Privy Council
Sheil
Dawn
Proceedings in Parliament on April call and bills
The house debated a call of the house for April fifteen and discussed a possible second call on April twenty two. Mr Robinson moved a call on taxes but withdrew after remarks. A Warwick borough inquiry was rejected. Easter recess timing was discussed. A Sabbath observance bill was introduced. The house adjourned after one thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
Spring Rice
R. Rice
Robert Peel
Rice
Robinson
Haxpney
C. Fergnsson
Hume
Borough OF
Warwick
Halcomb
Shell
Lord Althorp
Committee of Supply
Young
A. Agnew
DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY AND BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED
From the Gazette of last night a list of insolvency declarations and bankruptcies with scheduled surrender dates at the Court of Bankruptcy. Notable names include Richard Bonlis of Spalding, a builder, and numerous tradesmen across Liverpool, Birmingham, Marylebone, Holborn, Swansea, Nottingham, and Manchester. Notices also announce dividends, certificates, and dissolutions of partnerships, with attending attorneys and office locations.
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County Palatine of Lancaster
Eee Gerard
Richard Bonlss
Spalding
Lincolnshire
Christian Jeger
Liverpool
John Nuttal
Birmingham
Court of Bankruptcy
Messrs
Hindmarsh and Son
Crescent
Jowin-street
Cripplegate
James Francis Prescott
High-street
Marylebone
Bailey
Berners-street
Richard Litson
Laystall-street
Holborn
Vic
William Swates
Portland-street
Oxford-street
Silk-Mercer
James
Bucklersbury- Thomas Ely
Mark-lane
City
Messra
M‘leod and Stenning
London-street
Fenchurch-street
Swansea
Mackworth Arms Inc
Goren and Nation
Orchard-street
Portman-square
London
Jonathan Burrows
Holme Pierrepoint
Nottinghamshire
Victualler
Wilson’s Hotel
Nottingham
Payne
John and
William M.conauchie
Clarendon Rooms
Norris, Allen
Anthony
Great Drmond-street
Toalmine
Thomas Collier
Holywell
Flintshire
Hatter
Justice-room
Meyrick and Cox
Red Lion-square
Old Beld
John’ ‘Apey
Torr
Devonshire
Woollen-Draper
Half Moon Inn
Exeter
Berkeley
Lincoln's Inn
Bush
Trowbridge
Henry Mann
Beccles
Suffolk
Jinen-draper
Newton
Norwich
Taylor and Co
Bedford-row
Charles Coupland
Leek
Staffordshire
Moneyscrivener
the Angel Inn
Macclesfield
Johnson and Weatherall
King’s Bench Walk
Temple
Condlyffe
Condlyffe, Leck
Robert Odd
Magsey
Adlington
Fleece Inn
Cheltenham
D. Thackeray and Co
Walton
Lancashire
Commissioners’rooms
Manchester
T. Fletcher and Co
George Inn
W. Tuck
Elsing
Norfolk
Miller
Messrs. Bignold and Co
D. Carr
Radenburnt
Clarendon Buildings
T. J. Spence
J. Anderson
J. Perry
Worcester
J. and
J. Wright
Limehouse-hole
Poplar
D. Ramsay
Gloucester-road
Old Brompton
W. Armitage
Sowerby-bridge
Orkshire
R. Rawlings
Sen
Wells
F. and
H. Fry
Bath
R. and
T. Williamson
R. L. Percy
J. M'Gill
W. Jones and Co. Elias
J. Walford
M. Roberts
Whitchurch
Shropshire
J. Crook
R. Friest
Mitchell-street
St. Luke’s
Turners
D. Fox
Gomersail
Yorkshire
E. Kent
W. Natt
Cleveland-street
St. Marylebone
J. Smith and Sennett
Riley
Derbyshire
Porter-Deaters—S
J. Deanitton
Cheshire
N. J. Friedlander
Hamilton-place
New-road
8. M.dermott
Vine-street
Waterloo Bridge-road
J. Flint and Co
Rothwell
Leeds
J. Flint
W. Sandys
H. Sandys
Jan
Crane-court
Fleet-street
Law Intelligence Court of Chancery case on breach of trust
In a Chancery hearing the Solicitor General argued the three eldest sons of John Crawford breached trust by applying estate stock to debts owed to Marriot and Co. The Marriot firm contested lack of knowledge of the 1810 partnership dissolution and will provisions, urging the decree be affirmed only if proven. Hearing adjourned to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chancery
Magen N. Wilson C. Moore
Rolla
John Crawford
House of Marriot and Co
Marriot and Co
J. Crawford
Port Glasgow
London
Arm of Craufurd and Sons
John Crauford
Marriot
Marylebone Cab Driver Charged With Furious Driving
Charles New driver of cab No 1692 appeared to answer a summons for furiously driving and injuring a boy named West near Warren Street Tottenham Court Road The boy suffered a cut eye and arm injury and was treated at Middlesex Hospital The driver claimed accident and was fined 40 shillings with 4 shillings compensation or two months in the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylebone
Charles New
West
George Weat
Warren-street
Tottenham-court-road
George Street
Gower-street
Middlesex Hospital
Jobn Williams
Broderip
House of Correction
Petition to Parliament for Wise Social Reform by Enkiowing Advocates
The Enkiowing presents a petition to Mr Tooke in the House of Commons by producers of wealth and knowledge. It argues current social arrangements misdirect power, causing poverty and fear of population growth, and calls for a wise system that would unleash abundance, wisdom, and happiness while reforming coin, tithes, church matters, and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Tooke
Shipping Intelligence from Lloyds List shows several sea incidents
The report details multiple ships damaged or grounded across European ports. The Ann and Eliza sailed Smyrna bound for Constantinople. The Zephyr struck ground near London, the Eagle broke up after bilging, and the Vanguard limped into Beaumaris with masts lost. Other vessels suffered leaks, lost anchors, or were driven ashore and wrecked along the coast from Liverpool to Copenhagen and Constantinople, with crews saved or awaiting salvage.
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Stanpoate Creek
Maron
Ann
Eliza
Spalmador Passage
Smyrna
Taylor
Smyrnx
Constantinople
Wintstasre
Marcu
Roberts
London
Liverpool
RamscaTe
Dorothy
Sanderson
Hence
Mitrorp
Marcus
Eagle
Davis
Galway
Litlehaven Bay
Land’s End
James
Youghal
Mancw
M‘donald
Maranham
Tuskar
Broadstairs
Biagilva
Sierra Leone
W.S.W
Stonehouse
Odgers
Plymouth
North Bank
Walker
Monte Video
Beaumaris
Suffolk
Port Magee
Sualthouse Dock
Louisa
Myers
Watrexaven
Shammon
Swinburn
Dublin
Braystone
Greenock
Marca
Portaferry
Pollock
Charleston
John Scott
Demerara
Killypees
Newry
Blair
Drocnena
Newton
Hathaway
Boston
George Sinclair
Pring
Aberdeen
Montrose Ness
Berwick
North Esk
Stromness
Hull
Havannah
Atlantic
Haawien
St. Pierre
Huerman
Rochelle
Etaples
Ellen
Glaston Dock
Maryport
Swiftsure
Revat
Fes
Nantes
de St. Denis
Anger
Bourbon
St. Helena
Capiz
Cape Finisterre
Stokoe
Carthagena
Martis
Naples
Opessa
Moore
Trinidad
St. Andrew’s
N.B
Karen
Sidsel
Husted
Odensee
Stromstadt
Syren
Havannah Sth
Petitioners urge new system over old order in urgent appeal
The text records a petition to Parliament arguing that the current system is vicious and decaying. Petitioners demand suspension of questions tied to the old order and insist on considering a radically different system founded on opposite principles to prevent looming evils and bring lasting good.
Attempted suicide shocks Brompton family in London
A medical student lodging with Mr J Greenacre’s family in Brompton Road Brompton was found cutting his throat on Monday night after a late return and missing watch seals. Mrs Greenacre restrained him until help arrived and he was moved to St George's Hospital. No cause yet known. A separate notice outlines a Frimley Surrey agricultural laborer colony plan with ten acres for ten families, four double cottages, gardens, and farm buildings, to be run on a rental system with produce sold to cottagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Greenacre
Grove-place
Brompton Road
St. George’s Hospital
Frimiey
Surrey
E. J. Jance Esq
House
Arden
Mixed reception for Semiramis at the Goer theater
A Herald review notes Madame Ryoterland as primadora and Madame Salvi as Arances in Semiramide. Kynterland, hampered by a cold and weak vocal power, impresses little while Salvi earns some approval with a pleasing, if tentative, performance. Zuchelli struggles as Assur and the opera falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiso
Madame Kynterland
Madame Salvi
Mr. Laporte
Madame Ryoterland
Arances
Ieaiiainy
Tiste
Zuchelli
Assur
Miss Barelli the Harp Prodigy Delights Bedford Square
Miss Barelli, ten years old, gave a concert at 29 Percy Street Bedford Square showing remarkable harp mastery. Critics admired her harmonics and new effects including a two-instrument illusion and variations on Oh dolce contento, praising her father Monsieur Barelli for a claimed new training method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Barelli
Percy-street
Bedford-square
Mozart
Venice
Eulenstein
Jew
Monsieur Barelli
Naval Movements From Portsmouth March 11 British Ships Sailed
His Majesty ships Edinburgh Charybdis and Revenge prepared for Mediterranean routes. Marines from Revenge landed at Plymouth. Seaflower protected Jersey oysters. Espoir undocked awaiting breakup Bucephalus. Charybdis to Falmouth then Lisbon mail for Good Hope. Sylvia transports 82d to Gravesend en route to Scotland. Wind NW fine.
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Edinburgh
C. Dacres
Mediterranean
Plymouth
Revenge
Seaflower
John Morgan
Jersey
Espoir
Charybdis
Falmouth
Lisbon
One of Good Hope
Warren
Africa
Boyne
82D Regiment
Gravesend
Scotland
Licensing day for parishes adjourned at Westminster Guildhall
Yesterday at the Guildhall Westminster Messrs Agne Graham and Ferguson sat to decide beer shop license applications for wine and spirits. All existing licenses were renewed with magistrates praising conduct. new licenses granted to William Irving and Mr Fielder. Several new applicants were refused including Carpenter Morris Trollope. The court adjourned. Hull port data listed inbound ships and pensioners figures for 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agne Graham
Ferguson
Guildhall
Westminster
William Irving
Queen-square
Fielder
Knightsbridge
Carpenter
Tothillfields
Morris
Rice Coat-street
Tothill-fields
Trollope
King-street
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Gazette OF
Last Nigut
LAW Intelligence
Police
Queen Square
Yates
Division of Police
Burrell
Thomas Weat
Counter Hill
New Cross
Deptford
Thames
Longridge
Prince Oscar
St. Katharine’s Dock
G. Hurst
Ware
Margate Roads
Witness
Deane
Mir
Owen
Shipping Intelligence
Lloyd's
Goer
Portsmouth
ST. Margaret and
ST. John
Denmark
Germany
Promacorre
Alry