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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 20, 1834

Page

10

Opponents of Paper Money Hear Resolutions at Shakspeare Hotel

A New York public meeting of paper money opponents gathered at the Shakspeare Hotel on Fulton Street. William H. Hale chaired. John Windt served as secretary. Resolutions denounced the United States Bank, urged a metallic currency, and called for congressional action to halt bank note proliferation and restore constitutional currency.

New York Working Man's Advocate Shakspeare Hotel Fulton Street United States William H. Hale John Windt Cobbett England Goageca Coneas Dotto Bank of the United States Woodward Webster Rothschilds Europe Mr. Webster United States’ Bank Daniel Rives House of Representatives Congress Clay Treasury Cub-Treasury United State Treasury Department Windt Messrs. Benton, Rives Wright Senate Cambeleng House Evans Benton Messrs Cambreleng Cambreleag Bellamy Coness Washington

Rochester Court of Requests Admits Insolvent Defense

In Greenhithe Kent the Rev H Deacon faced a 21 shillings and 6 1/2d claim for shaving and pupil haircuts by H Bliss postmaster and barber. The case was dismissed after schedule production showed the claim covered by the Insolvent Act, but costs were awarded against Deacon for delays. The judge rejected a Greenhithe subscription defense as nuisance and ordered payment of costs.

Rochester Court of Requests H. Bliss Greenhithe Kent H. Deacon Strood Rochester

THIRD EDITION EXPRESS PRICES AND BONDS LISTINGS

The Third Express Edition lists closing prices from the Sun Office showing bank stock and government bonds. It includes India stock 70, 39 percent bonds, Dutch, Belgian, Peruvian, Chilean, Colombian, Mexican bonds and other securities with varied percent rates and conversion terms.

India C.c Ditto Ad Comsels,manpy Ditto Rey Aif

Imperial Parliament Debate on Free Trade and Corn Laws

The House of Commons debated the Liverpool free trade petition and the corn laws. Members argued farmers have no enduring interest in high corn prices, while landlords and manufacturers faced opposing pressures. The debate covered rent, taxation, public debt, protective duties, and the feasibility of full free trade amid national finances.

House OF Commons Liverpool H. Parnell Henry Parnell E. Kerrison Baronet Corp E. K Langdale Dundee Charles Burrell Tamworth Benett England Torrens Wilta Robinson Hon Middlesex H. Verney Lord Landon Germany Russia Orth America France Ewart

Evening Sitting Brings Petitions From Across Coast

Debates cover landowners near Battersea, Cowes Dissenters relief, Devizes farmers distress, and Dundee corn laws. Conference on General Turnpike Acts Amendment, report of Commons and Lords agrees to Commes amendment. Plea to postpone Inna of Court motion, Dublin Parliament address postponed. Peel seeks tea duty clarity, govt may alter no plan. Sinecure offices bill. select committee to probe, Consolidated Fund report, Annual Indemnity, Officers Pension List, and Smugglers Act amendment third reading expected Next day.

Hughes Hughes Battersea Southampton Richard Simeon Cowes James Loch Devizes F. Parnell Dundee Lord Howick Lords Dublin Inna of Court London O'Connell M. A. Taylor Bish Robert Peel Poulett Ompson Fietleman Guest House of Commons S. Rice Bernal Rice House James Graham

Dissenters Plea for Relief in House Debates and Petitions

The House debated the Uniformity of Weights and Measures Amendment Bill and heard petitions from Protestant Dissenters across Newton Abbot Newton shell Crede Devonshire Zion Chapel Boston Bow Middlesex and Wiltshire. Petitions from Canterbury Bilson Surreyhill and Barnard Castle urged relief from grievances and opposition to church patronage. Members including Sir J Wrottesley Lyall Crawford and Pryme discussed duties teas tithes and road rates while Lords signaled assent to the St Helen s and Haslar Railway Bill.

Lord Ebrington Mr. Wieks Newton Abbotts Newtonshell Crede Devonshire Zion Chapel Boston Bow Middlesex Crockerton and Carsley Wiltshire Boxford Suffolk Ovingham Northumberland Isle of Portland Buckingham Pimlico Islington Uxbridge Middlesex Watson Halifax Quebec Crawford Hast- India House P. Palmer Surryhill Berks J. Maxwell Polloc Scotland Warburton London Dublin Dublin Apothecaries’ Act of 1701. . ‘ Mr. S. Rice Cambridge Pryme Shaw J. Pease Barnard Castle Durham H. Hughes Committee of Supply St. Giles Northampton Select Committee Lord Sandon Liverpool J. Lewis Radnor House of Lords St. Helen’s and Haslar Tower Hawick Tyrrell Rooper Leeds Huntingdon Sullivan Scrope Stroud Gloucester Walter Maidenhead Johnson Aughterardy Banff Hantley Killens Kirkudbright Fife Hore Jonnstone Thes

House of Lords Evening Debates on Bills and Oaths

The Lords and Commons debated private and public measures including the Liverpool Disfranchisement Bill, Church relief petitions, and oaths in the Post Office. The Duke of Richmond pressed for a select committee to study substituting declarations for promissory oaths. The Lords received the Commons conference message on the Turnpike Act and praised the Common Law Inquiry report for its thoroughness and impact on Inns of Court and bar rules.

House OF Lords Robinson Office of Woods and Forests Shrewsbury Holybeail Road Bulwer Commons Liverpool Duke of Gordon Scotland Exeter County of Huntingdon Ireland Earl of EL Leith Lord Ellenborough Bolston London Duke of Richmond Jana Earl of Durham Surrey Praing Suffolk Yorkshire Derby Bricknam Ecknam Marquis of Salisbury Lord Auckland Commissioners of Common Law Inquiry Inns of Court Bar of Court Otlemen Hey

Fragments of Debate on Church State Relations Reported

The passage outlines a disjointed parliamentary discussion where members acknowledge services and discuss compensation, referencing Lord King and a petition from Croydon Dissidents praying for separation of church and state. The house adjourned, planning to reconvene at ten o'clock the next day.

Cervite, Bees ) Ot Yg Petre Durbam Hovce Lord King Croydon

The Great Pyramid Model At Kensington Palace

At a Duke of Sussex conversazione a cork model of the Great Pyramid attracted attention. The display showed 43,009 cork blocks with a rock central rise and a Queen's Chamber. The plaster surface had fallen away, easing ascent and the showcase noted ancient feats.

Descartes Duke of Sussex Smith Jesse Mercier Dr. Johnson Julius Caesar Brutus Philippi Caesar Macnish Shere Vouratre Maituus Saor

Hertford Borough Debate During House of Commons Evening Sit

In the March 19 evening sitting of the House of Commons discussion continued on Hertford Borough. Bernal rose to defend a clause arguing his committee chairmanship did not reflect reform views. He claimed uniting Hertford town and borough would not swallow the constituency’s farming families, emphasizing agricultural interest as protection.

House OF Commons Hertford Bernal

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