Foreign financial notes and ship arrivals listed in brief
The notice lists various bonds and loan names such as French funds, National Loan, Brazilian and Mexican mining interests, shares and insurance companies with prices and dates. It also notes arrivals of ships including Brasil, Buenos Ayres, Carthagena, Dublin, and Marie Anders from Mexico and France, with Donaghedes among the arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasil
Buenos Ayres
Carthagena
Dublin
Marie
Anders
Mexico
France
Donaghedes
Debated Dissenters at Cambridge and university reform tone
The Friday House of Lords session featured a heated argument over Cambridge petitions promoting access for Dissenters. Proponents argued universities should be open to all faiths, while opponents urged preserving established church control. The Times and Globe reflect mirrored public commentary on Denman’s possible peerage and ministerial strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge University
House of Lords
Duke of Westixnton
Lord Grey
Lord Baoveuay
Church of Land
Oxford
Cambridge
Church of England
Inns of Court
Manchester Repeal Meeting and Prentice Remarks
A Saturday note corrects a prior broad claim about editor Prentice supporting repeal. It quotes his stance favoring unified Parliament for tithes and poor laws, while urging peaceful legal means first. Foreign reports describe chaotic French Chambers, Persit, Buccavo, Berryer, and Lyons debates, with Brunette urging caution on political associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentice
Manchester Times
Legislative Union
Beneft
Ireland
M. Persit
General Buccavo
M. Berryer
M. Brunette
Lyons
France
MM. Brunelle
Economic Turmoil and Political Debate Spills Over
A parliamentary clash over ministerial inaction sparks debate on law enforcement amid worker unrest. New York papers discuss President Jackson’s bank policy and its national impact, while Jamaica and Swiss items note executions, bank suspensions, and postal reform. European health and park life reports close the digest.
House of Commons Debates On Oxford Cambridge Degrees
In a Commons session the Cambridge petition on admitting Dissenters to degrees is discussed. Spring Rice notes signatures from sixty three resident Cambridge Senate members including ten professors, urging open access to degrees for Dissenters. The debate recalls historic roots and cautions against religious tests in university statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aburgh
Westmoreland
G. Stricnd
Leeds
West Ridin
Yorkshire
Whalley Broug
St. Pancras
Tron
United Kingdom
Robinson
Lord Norreys
Oxford
Lord Milton
County of
York
Osw. Dmosely
Alston
Stafford
Dudley
Chi
Maxwell
Lanark
Murray
Leith Harbour
C. Burrele
Orkney
Bonham Carter
Limerick
Hanptey
Colebeach
Kelley
Lincoln
Nicholl
Glamorgan
Brecknock
Clay
Wapping Apare
East Smithfield Road
Lord Moaphin
St. George's Hospital
Hawes
St. Mary Magdalen
Southwark
Lennard
Middlesex
Essex
Sprants Roads
Spring Rice
Wickenday
Goulburn
Exchequer of Receipts
Stanley
Committee of Supply
Cambridge
University of Cambridge
Senate House of Cambridge
House
Senate
Babbage
Ntleman
Universt of
Sedgwick
Edward VI
Ridleya
Latimers
Kingcraft
James
Burgess
Cambridge Grace Debates on University Degrees and Dissenters
The debate traces historic commands and university tests, noting that in 1798 the university law required a declaration of membership in the Established Church for certain degrees. It contrasts Cambridge and Oxford practices, cites Thomas Blackbame’s case at St John’s College, and recalls earlier refusals to attend conferences between Parliament and the Lords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Eistion
Mr. R
Universit
Tors
Cambridge
Probaly
Genlburn
Hend
8. Rice
Parce Ck
PeRons
Spring Rice
St. Oter’s College
Thomas Blackbame
Senate
S. Rice
Blackburne
University of Oxford
Trinity College
Dublin
University of Dublin
Pitt
Bank branch to open in Brecon this week
A branch of the National Provincial Bank will open in Brecon this week. Other items note evidence sessions on church patronage before a House of Commons committee with doctors and a principal named. Continental gas data and Holyhead Road Commissioners reports are also mentioned amid various European fears and a workhouse revolt in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL OM Ee
National Provincial Bank
Brecon
Chalmers
Lee
Welsh
Cook
Macfarlane
House of Commons
Burns
Paisley
Forbes
Buchannan
Glasgow
Kidd
Aberdeen
Edinburgh
Holyhead Road
Barnet
Mims
Brighton
Morning Chronicle
India
Europe
Old England
Persecs
Hon. Company
St. Margaret’s Workhouse
Dean-street
Westminster
Speed
Beadle
Kevvrell
Peckhaw
Betn
Petition for committee to examine Grand National Consolidated Trades Union
Petitioners seek a House committee to study the Grand National Consolidated Trades Union of Great Britain and Ireland. They urge delay against Friendly Societies and Trades Unions until full information is provided, hoping for a lasting accord among landed, monetary, and industrial interests to avoid anarchy and invest in national progress. A full report will follow tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dor Baron Williams
Whiaga
Grand National Consolidated Union of Great Britain
Onfasian Dlec
Market Report from Smithfield Beef and Mutton Prices
Beef demand was strong with high prices and abundant supply in the countryside. Lamb faced short supply but sold at high levels as butchers noted sound stock and healthy condition. veal declined slightly while pork and calf prices remained steadier amid ample supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
West Country
Wall
Funds Raised for Churches Across Towns and Notable Local Trials
Reports show Bridgewater raising 1,251 pounds sixteen pence for a new church while Pontefract garnered 900 pounds for All Saints bazaar and Huddersfeld subscriptions exceed 1,600 for parish church repairs. A memorial from New Meeting Birmingham was presented to Earl Grey by Protestant Dissenters. A late marriage occurred on the eve of a lady’s demise by her express wish. Surrey Sessions indict John Dutton and Caroline for theft. verdict: guilty. Thieves who escaped after a Bradford robbery are discussed amid local legal scrutiny. Funeral of Thomas Pepper, a gas factory laborer, drawn by Union members in a quiet procession. Coroner’s inquest reports on George Harrison’s death after convulsions in a Covent Garden lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater
Pontefract
Church of All Saints
Huddersfeld
Kentish
Beale
Wills
Earl Grey
Birmingham
Duncannon
Surrey
John Dutton
Union Hall
Caroline
Ha Oni
Oruilty
Squire Jowett
Amos Anson
Samuel Firth
Bradford
Mercury
Firth
Mortimer
Ricay
Briggs
Zeidsercury
Pereous
Great Peter-street
Weattlinstare
Suename
Thomas Pepper
Westminster
St. John’s Burying-Ground
Waterloo-road
Lambeth
Ian
Ea Coronner
Ralstow
Ringstest
Covent
George Harrison
Gohe Moore
Kesler Wee
Knightsarta
Tie Wanan
Shi
Abie Farry
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Prench Fonds
MARC
Reate de
Naples
Tre Insurance Company
Bolanos Mining Compan
Brasilian National
Brasilian Lmp
Brian Stevohn
Seeree-Srascoes
Iasnee
Canada Company
General Mining Association Peteh
General
Heo Provincial Bank of Ireland
Wats
Vrices OP
Dvock Tes Bank Beech
Torsee B
Monsey
Bain
Senne Bo
Hefmn
Ema Fagus Reales
London Bridge
London
Broveham
Morning Post
Times
Globe
Paris
Lord Gray
Lord Palmerston
Justice Denman
T. Denman
Sir Thomas Denman
Jord
House of Peers
Lord Denman
the Times
Thomas Denman
Court of Session
Woolsack
Chamber
M. Opinton Banriot
M. Tuters
M.O. Barnet
New York Papera
New York Commercial Advertiser
United States
Philadelphia
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Arabia
Banke
New York
Morris
Bank of New Brunswick
Pearse
Hackensack
Salem
F. Richmand
New Brunswick
F. Richmond
Paice of
Jamaica
Covutson
Joshua Child
Joshua Bower
Houns- Jet
Leeds Mercury
Grand Council of
Berne
Vienna
Tyrol
Pomtendy
Milan
Venice
Heiguellen
Hungary
Hyoz Parx
St. James’s Park
Burgh
Leith
Rice
Imperial
Kent
Kesex S
Poland
Bollers
Gs Ey
Regent’s Park
Hay
Cp Enessetees
Ccessrd
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