Malt Tax Repeal Swayed by Parlia ment Debate
A parliamentary debate weighs repeal of the malt tax amid fears it fuels beer shops and drunkenness among laborers. Witnesses urge repeal as best remedy. supporters warn of revenue loss and demand clear substitution. Speakers clash over economic and social impacts, with a vote expected on broad repeal.
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Simeon
Oxfordshire
Ffteen
Goodluck
Berk
Acre
Hugh
Hoor
Fielder
Lord Althorp
Matt
Oldham
Curteis
W.ingilby
Fugu
Childers
C. Fergusson
Senclalr
M. Phillips
Maxwell
Romilly
T. Attwood
Ford
Stanley
Bette
Robinson
Bn Bruce
Scotland
Debate on Dardanelles fate and Captain Ross rewards
In wartime Turkey must close the Dardanelles, but British sanction was not given. motions on the treaty and aid to Captain Ross are debated. Support varied, with calls for a committee to study Ross’s Arctic services and a possible select committee referral. Ways and Means proceeds and the Bribery at Elections bill is moved to a select committee.
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Turkey
Ibraham Pacha
Constantinople
Turke
Russia
Bonnod
Gentieran
Count Orloff
England
France
Chamber of Deputies
Dardanelles
H. Bulwer
Lord Palmerston
Ali Pacha
Porte
Mahomed Ali
Holland
Sir Stratford Canning
Greece
Sir.s. Canning
Lord Ponsonby
Black Sea
Speeciiney
Europe
Colonel Evans
Palmereton
Kr R. Peel
Houge
Eppland
Naples
Egypt
Algiers
Stanley
Portage
Adrianople
C. Fergusson
Mr. Sheil
Poland
E. Codrington
Navarino
Pacta
Sheil
British Museum
R. Peel
Het
Ross
Capt. Ross
Captain Ross
Arctic
Hutt
R. Inglis
Croker
Parry
Lord Althorp
Baronet
F. Codrington
O'Connell
Young
Jas. Ross
James Ross
J. Graham
H. Hardinge
Lord Sandon
Ways and Means
Ways
S. Rice
Account of Public Debt Interest and Gold Prices 1708 1799 1800
An excerpt from a Treasury report titled An Account of the Amount of the Interest of the Public Debt unredeemed and due to the National Creditor. The document lists funded and unfunded debt by year, with corresponding interest charges and market gold prices for dates including January 3 1708 and March 25 1793, January 5 1799, March 5 1799, January 5 1800, and March 25 1809. It notes prices in pounds shillings and pence per ounce for foreign hard gold and coin bars. Titled by T Spring Rice, Whitehall Treasury Chambers, March 6.
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Annem
Fugland
Ireland
England
House of Commons
T. Spring Rice
Whitehall
Treasury Chambers
RIDDLESWORTH DERBY ODDS AND FESTIVE NOTES AT TATTERSALLS
Odds on the Riddlesworth stakes and the Derby show Bentley as a shaky favourite with betting around 11 to 2 while Bubasies and Shilelah attract support. Closing prices list multiple entries for the Oaks and other races. The St Patrick's Society marked its fifty first anniversary with a large dinner at the Freemasons Tavern as political debate limits coverage.
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Tattersall's
Riddlesworth
Mr. Gully
Lord Jersey
Glencoe
Mr. Wreford
Freedom
Bentley
Bubasies
Maigré
Newmarket
Shilelah
Aken
Yatea
Watt
Duke of Cleveland
Colonel Peel
Peel
Siusby
Walker
S. Graham
Mr. Bigg
Muliana
Mr. Ettwall
St. Patrick’s Society
Freemasons
Ireland. The church in danger amid Dublin parish row
A Dublin reader reports a conflict in Saint Michan parish where Protestant vestrymen taxed Catholics for church upkeep under an 1826 law. Parish misuses include inflating assessments and diverting funds for Protestant curates. Patrick O'Higgins defies minister’s money, faces distraint, and placards protest church authority, symbolizing Irish resistance to the established church.
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UM. Sia
Parsons
Stt. Michan
Dublin
Mos
England
Ireland
Saint Michan
Saint Micham
Saint Michan’s
Patrick O'Higgins
O'Higgins
Newtown-barry
Mary Mulroney
St. Stephen’s
The Whigs Try The Experiment Say Whittle Letter
A fragmentary letter from James Whittle urges calm rent payment and resists coercion during martial law. It challenges Whigs to test the approach, stating that neither sword nor artillery has compelled them to yield.
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Sam
James Whittle
Trades' Intelligence and Union Solidarity in Dublin
The Glasgow Liberator reports Dublin trades urging unity against master pressure. Trades leaders discuss wage arrestment, mutual aid, and joint action by delegates from slaters, cabinet-makers, bakers, and spinners. Calico printers find new employment. journeymen seek wages of seventeen to eighteen shillings weekly, though weather reduces average pay.
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Rey Nrto Eise
Sph
Calico
Mechanics
Ontine Close
J. Dunn
G. Lang
Slaters
H. Dune
United Trades
Cvlzen
Glasgow
Walcott Charity Scheme Endorsed by Court
In the Vice-Chancery Court the master’s proposed scheme for Walcott Charity regulation was approved and confirmed. Dr O Oy Ivy rector and Lambeth parish churchwardens petitioned for confirmation, with roles as trustees for fund appropriation. Costs of all parties were ordered to be taxed.
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Manes
Walcott
O'Oy Ivy
Lambeth
Rolfe
Petitivaris
Exhibitions and new instruments at the National Gallery of Practical Science
The Fourth Notice surveys additions at the National Gallery of Practical Science in Lower Arcane with two new rooms including a complete picture gallery and a lithographic press. It highlights a hydro-oxygen microscope and the ConconDiA grand piano with a double row of keys, imitating multiple instruments. A London review notes the device’s infancy but promising maturity and quotes Mr Moschelles praising its potential. The piece also covers a Preston election fee case, jury verdict for plaintiffs, and a forger named John Charisten.
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National Gallery of Practical Science
Lowrrer
Caea
Niggs
Moschelles
Lancaster
Manca
Justice Alderson
Addison
Hunt
Preston
H Hunt
Jr. Pollock
Hutton
Seagar
Thomas Stanley
Peter Heaketh Fleetwood
Charles Crompton
Henry Hunt
Captain Forbes
R.N
Forbes
Mr. Hunt
Odit
Mr. Palmer
Palmer
Capt. Forbes
Pollock
Bootha
Crown Court
John Charisten
Salare Vern
J. Moschelles
Royal visit and political chatter fill palace pages
Fragmented report from a royal morning at Windsor Castle describes King and family viewing palace pictures while Sir Benjamin Stephensop and others observe. An apparent interview and party scenes with ministers follow, noting Coroner's Inquest and scattered mentions of Lille, Stanley, and notable peers in a dense, unclear chronicle.
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Jeff
Windsor Castle
Kewsabere i Molessett
Alies
Oetock
Pogemary
Benjamin ‘Stephensop
Sr Gry
Yeaterday
Foreignies
Stanley
House of May
Ee Vilcount Senet
Ana Oswalt
Francis Bartlett
John Campbell
Seapree
Lille
Esterday
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Colonel Cradock
Epsom
Barber
Comus
Lumley
Merch
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