RIDDLESWORTH Race Results And Licensing Dates
At Tattersall's on March 18 Riddlesworth scored 100 to 45 while Guily's Viator and Royal William paced with long odds. Many subscribers were absent at the St Albans steeplechase. Licensing days were set for renewals in Tottenham Edmonton and Finsbury with meetings and adjournments to grant or renew public house licences.
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Tattersall’s
Riddlesworth
Guily
Derb
Mr. Edwards
Royal William
St. Alban’s
Tottenham
Edmonton
Finsbury
Disqualification of Bishops Sparks House Debate
MPs clash over bishops sitting in the Lords with O’Connell condemning the link between church and state. O’Reilly and dissenters push for reform while Harney and Hume warn against dismantling established safeguards and Crown prerogatives. The debate foresees wider constitutional questions as public opinion grows.
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House OF Commons
House OF Lords
James
Buckingham
Church of England
E. Ruthven
O'Reilly
O’connell
O'Connell
C. W. Harvey
Mr. Tennyson
Mr. Ripon
Adams
E. H. James
Wm, Aglooby
H. A. Kennedy
James Attwood
Debates on Coopers Strikes and Government Interference
Details of House of Commons discussion on journeymen coopers and Admiralty intervention. MPs defend right to resist wage cuts, while others urge caution against extra-legal government action. Includes costs in Ireland prosecutions and Warwick franchise petition issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Baines
Yorkshire
Middlesex Magistrates report on prisons and pauper removal
At a Middlesex magistrates meeting the visiting justices reports for the House of Correction and New Prison were presented showing 1136 prisoners in the former and 325 in the latter. A motion to support a bill repealing the removal of paupers was agreed to after debate. A letter from contractor Mr Baker described illness aboard ships and requested court order for medical care, with the court deferring action to the General Purposes Committee. LiverPool dispatch notes no foreign arrivals and the Kensington ship being refloated.
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Rome
Hume
House of Lords
Shell
Althorp
Ney
Ireland
Islands
Church of Scotland
Ewart
S. Whalley
Lord Althorp
Alderman Wood Rose
London
Roebuck
O’connell
Wilks
Grote
E. L. Kulwer
Paris
Ewary
Littleton
England
Mr. Littleton
Liverpool
Shaw
O'Connell
R. Wason
Privy Council
England and Wales
Mr. Hume
Admiralty
Coopera
J. Graham
Middlesex
Journeymen Coopers
Coopers
Labouchere
Aly
Messrs
Barclay and Perkins
Truman
Hasbury, Buxton
Young
Hoo
Dublin
Munster
Ruthven
Hborough
Warwick
Tancred
Leamington
Dover
Halcomb
Hughes Hughes
Pamnes
G. Somerset
John Russell
Dennison
Southampton
Kennedy
Edward King
Chancery-lane
House of Correction
H. Codd
Wiliam
Messrs. Broughton
Ballantine
Baker
Committee of General Purposes
Petition to Oppose Toll Continuance in East Smithfield
The Court of Common Council heard a Bevehe and traders petition opposing a bill to continue tolls and rates in East Smithfield to fund road improvements for London Docks. The petition urged opposition. a committee was instructed to report and the city MPs to oppose the bill. The council also reviewed Islington market plans and discussed police consolidation for summer and winter hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesterday & Catena Council
Tyars
Bevehe
London Dock Company
Hall
Galloway
R. Taylor
Bleaden
Blackett
Alderman Venables
City Lands’ Committee
House of Commons
Islington
Dixon
Sant
Hicks
Stabbing
Marriott
Taylor
Pearson
Ue Court of Aldermen
Persecution over church rates fuels seizing goods in three towns
A volatile pamphlet in Chatham dated March 7 1834 denounces church-rate seizures in Strood Roches ter and Chatham. It calls on dissenting residents especially Quakers to boycott public sales of seized goods and condemns the law as unjust while urging civic and religious liberty and public opinion against the practice.
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Strood
Rochester
Chatham
Lucre
Sam
England
Annoyance Jury of Westminster Demands Public Accounts
An adjourned Westminster jury at the Prince's Head vents grievances over fines and meeting costs under old Acts. They seek clear allocation of fines to the poor, ask for government scrutiny, and urge overseers to request fines from parishes for Westminster's relief.
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Prince’s Head
Prince’s Street
Francis Burdett
Guildhall
Westminster
Westminster Hospital
F. Burdett
House of Commons
Court of Burgesses
City of
George IE
Francis
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Imperial Parliament
Dr. Lushington
Walker
Mr. Ruthven
Mr. Ewart
O'Dwyer
C. Buller
United Kingdom
Leeds
Master Coopers
Union
J.T. Attwood
Baronet
Germany
Russia
Bart
R. Grant
Wagey
CROWN
O’dwyer
King v. Barrett
Privy Council of Ireland
Court of King’s Bench
Seestar
Asene Philips
Mark Potter
Richard Richards
John Rider
Thomas Roebuck
J. A. Romilly
Lord Sebright
Joho Staveley
J. KR. Warburton
Henry Whalley
Sir S. Wilks
John Wood
Scotch
Pringle
Robert Stewart
Robert Wallace
Robert Wemyss
E. Sheil
R. G. Vigors
N. A. Walker
C. H
Middlesex Magistrates
Kensington
Carnarvon Bay
Court OF Common Council
Annoyance Jury OF
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