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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 22, 1834

Page

2

Petitioners Seek Cambridge Dissenters Admission Privilege

In the House of Lords on March 21 petitions from Dissenters in Somerset and Suffolk urged repeal of corn laws and guarantees for Sabbath observance. A Cambridge University petition urged removing religious tests for degrees, arguing wider access would benefit learning without harming the Established Church. Lords Grey and Wellington argued over university corporate rights and toleration, with Durham and Ellenborough stressing balance between inclusion and church privileges. The debate noted Cambridge’s veto power and historic canon restrictions, calling for reform without dissolving university charters. Ordered to lie on the table.

House OF Lords Lord Poltimore Somerset Albemarle Suffolk Chester Bath Knaresborough London Wethersfield Edmonton Hampstead Bury St. Edmand’s Paradise-chapel Chelsea Earl of Durham Fifeshire Duke of Richmond Sussex Surryhill Berks Oxfordshire Earl of Rosebery Scotland Lord Ellenborough Lyndhurst Yodhurst Lord Brougham Lord Tenterden Lords Rossy Duke of Lord Wynford Radnor Cambridge University Earl Grey Ashton-under-Line University of Cambridge Ney Senate Airey Babbage Satchell Dera Pocock Bousfield Thirlwall Mughes Lincoln Senate of Cambridge Hs Oriton Ee Lord Grey Carl Lage University of Edward the Sixth Mary Elizabeth James the First Convocation Charles the Second Church of England Cambridge University of Dublin Duigenan Duke of Wellington Trinity Italy France Holland Trinity College Europe

Debate on University Statutes and Bye laws

The Duke of Cumberland said he would not prolong the debate and noted Dublin statutes differ from Oxford and Cambridge so he would not oppose Cambridge bye laws. Lord Grey explained the distinction, the petition was laid on the table, the Army Mutiny Bill passed a committee, and the house adjourned at seven thirty.

Duke of Cumberland University of Dublin Oxford Cambridge Ireland Dublin English Earl Grey Cretary New South Wales Stanley Goulburn Wood Laxi Soflennae Hume Whitehall Palace Committee OF Supply Maberly House LORDS Liverpool Ordnance,department Chelsea Tooley-street Woolwich Bon Ordnance Department Tower and Pall-mall London Dublin Castle The Ordnance Messrs. Cox and Greenwood Ordnance Agency Army Navy Alough Cox Greenwood Hoad St. James's Park Portaonth Unis Pears Ordnance Tha Amaxpenes Preston

Debates on Corn Laws and Landed Interest in Commons

House of Commons March 21 sitting discusses corn laws, rents, and the nation debt. Speakers from Baines to Attwood urge free trade, fixed duties, and abolition of corn laws to relieve agriculture, industry, and Ireland. Referenced are landlords, fundholders, and monetary policy as roots of distress.

House OF Commons D. Wy. Harvey Oldham Sherritt Liverpool Essex Harry Mr. H Suffolk Ipswich Mortenpess Baines Tamworth Shoreham Burrell Baronet Ireland Mr. Baines Raid Mr. B America England John Tyrell Leeds J.tyrell Colchester H. L. Bulwer Lord Henniker Ir. Pease Maxwell T. Attwood Locke Alan Manchester Lord Liverpool Ewart Ben Mr. E.’s O'Connell Walker Bridgewater H. Parnell Dundee

Lords Debates Highlight Ordnance Savings And Public Bills

The session resumes with readings of the Gloucester Gas Bill and Newport Harbour Bill, petitions from dissenters and manufacturers, and questions on Sunday schools and the Glasgow Lottery. ministers pledge economies in Ordnance, rail line debates, and a Committee of Supply proceeding, stressing Ireland surveys, Chelsea pensions, depots, and stores reform.

Gloucester Buxton Alliance Marine Assurance Company Hill Newport Harbour Baines Hillsden County of Lancaster Board of Manufactures Henforth Cotes Surrey Wennington Kidderminster Wilks Biell Phillpotts

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