Law Intelligence Court of Chancery case comments
March 11 report on appeals for Wilson D Moore and others. Lords and counsel conclude lengthy arguments for various appellants including Mrs Crawford widow and executrix. Lord Chancellor criticizes moving case out of sequence and notes plans regarding Good Friday and Easter Monday state of sitting and timing for Solicitor General reply.
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Politece And Cruel Feathers At Kerr Street Poulterer
In Kerr street East Oxford Market Mr Williams reported cruelty by a poulterer to a live fowl for feathers. The man denied the bird's life but the fowl fluttered and cried, feeding a claim of intentional cruelty. Alderman Kelly pledged action to curb the practice.
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Audiences at St James Palace March 12 1834 and various appointments
The Gazette records audiences at St James's Palace with the Count Ludalf and M Garro delivering letters from their sovereigns, followed by royal knighthood to Admiral Charles Nugent. It lists numerous military promotions and officer exchanges across the British Army, plus insolvency notices, bankruptcies, and public notices including petitions and inquiries on Ireland’s cholera distress and other parliamentary items.
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Petitions Debate Sabbath Observance and Church Reform
In the House of Lords on March 14 petitions were presented on Sabbath observance from Montgomeryshire Caxton Norfolk and other parishes. Lord Rosebery opposed church patronage in Scotland while various peers urged relief for dissenters and church reforms. The Library Committee resolutions led to a postponed motion, and the North American Post-office Bill progressed after committee readings. The session adjourned to Monday next.
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Debates on Irish public works and distress in Parliament
In the House of Commons on March 14 a morning sitting discussed whether funds for a Shannon navigation canal are justified and if public works in Ireland should expand beyond the canal. Mr Walker urged broader Irish improvement plans, while Mr O Connell read a Wicklow petition seeking repeal of the Union amid widespread distress.
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