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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 19, 1834
Page
11
A meeting resolves senators and representatives to oppose petitions for bank charters and increases in capital and to cooperate with the administration in ending the paper money deemed unconstitutional. Copies of proceedings to Congress members and public papers are requested. meeting adjourned.
March 18 report covers Attorney General v Newbury and Kepell v Bailey in a lengthy session. Bailey case concerns three private interests as shareholders in Trevis Railroad and alleged improper party designation. judge discharges the improvised party status and orders costs from plaintiff or solicitors. Piper v Piper involves a will devise to grandchildren and a reserved appointment. Master of the Rolls ruled against the reservation and dismissed the appeal with costs. Anson Davis notes a refused application to vary minutes with costs.
A string of London police court reports describe Irish natives charged after Saint Patrick’s Day clashes. Moriarty and wife were assaulted. Toolan and associates remanded after a drunken melee at Drury Lane. Another group faces theft charges at Curtain Road. In Lambeth Street, George Readbourne is charged with murder after beating his wife and unborn child. a postmortem was ordered.
In the Evening Sitting of the Imperial Parliament, Dr Lushington urges cautious handling of Dissenters rights and calls for a sound registration system before broader relief. Debates cover parish governance, repeal of the Union, Cheltenham post office charges, Glasgow lottery inquiry, weights and measures, and the law of libel. A select committee is appointed on libel law. Coventry riot inquiry proceeds with limited action.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a committee appointed by the nomman to report on Bribery at Elections. The report was to be presented and further consideration set for Monday. Other orders of the day were disposed of as the house adjourned at two o clock.
The Newcastle Press daily paper offers two to three editions from the Parliament session, delivering speeches and debates a day early. Editors’ zeal in providing the earliest, most correct reports supports reformers and daily readers alike.
From the Gazette of last night March 1834 reports royal commands. The Honourable Band of Gentlemen Pensioners shall be called his Majesty's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms. Lord Chamberlain nominates Sir John Mark Fretteric Smith as Gentleman Usher in Ordinary, succeeding the late Julio Beaumont. Foreign Office notes the King approves Chevalier de Cassy as Consul of Dublin for the King of the French.
Whitehall records show James Shaw Esq Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant Adjutant General in the Northern District of England is granted royal licence to take the surname Kennedy in addition to Shaw. The order requires registration at the College of Arms to be effective. otherwise the concession is void.
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