Dissenters seek abolition of church rates and university access
Debates in parliament urge complete relief for Protestant Dissenters. Speakers demand end to church rates funding, equal university privileges, and fair treatment in marriages, births, and burial rights. The discussion warns against harming civil and religious liberty, urging government to craft a broad relief measure and national registration.
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Baines
Mr. B
Iinisters
Sinclair
O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Oxford
Cambridge
University of
Erie
Dublin
Leeds
Exeter
J. R
Lushington
Boston
Church of England
Dr. Lushington
Serine
Lord Althorp
Ouse
Bribery at Elections Bill Advances in Committee
The Bribery at Elections Bill moved through a committee and its report was ordered to be taken into further consideration on Monday next. Other orders of the day were disposed of and the house adjourned.
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Dublin
O'Connell
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Heltenham
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Cheltenham
W. Smith
S. Whalley
Lord W. Lennox
Lord Autaore
E. Codrington
Glasgow
R.inglis
United Kingdom
Sinclair
Baronet
Bish
R. Inglis
Warburton
Genleman
Rice
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Lord Althorp
Mr. O'Connell
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Lasotewere
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Geo. LV
Kngdom
Wallace
Scotland
Three Kingdoms
France
Ireland
England
King’s Bench
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Lonron
O’connell
Star Chamber
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Hact
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M. Hale
Lord Somers
W. Horne
Mr. Pryme
Sheel
Peloni
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Coventry
Halcomb
Hun
O. Mosley
H. Bulwer
Mr. Halcomb
Thomas
Fyler
G. Grey
Kllive
Geotleman
M. Philips
W. Wynn
Lord Sanpos
Richard Randall
Select Committee
Ruthven
Gers
Ross
Lord Sandon
C. Fergusson
Iain John Rose
Ap.pdi
The True Sun Parliament Debate Reports
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Royal changes name and appointments in 1831
From the Gazette: March 17 1831 St James's Palace announces the Honourable Band of Gentlemen Pensioners will be renamed His Majesty's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms. Lord Chamberlain appoints Sir John Mark Frederic Smith as Gentleman Usher in Ordinary. Foreign Office notes Chevalier de Cussy approved as Consul at Dublin for the King of the French.
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Shaw granted license to adopt Kennedy surname
Whitehall records that James Shaw, Lt Col in the Army and Assistant Adjutant-General of the Northern District of England, may surname Kennedy in addition to Shaw and that the concession be registered at the College of Arms. otherwise void.
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