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Open debate on university access for Dissenters in Parliament
A lengthy House of Commons session probes whether Dissenters should gain equal rights to university degrees at Cambridge and whether Parliament may interfere with the universities. Speakers defend and critique the petition, warn of religious and educational consequences, and discuss potential reform while noting broader political tensions.
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House OF Commons
Ross
Trinity College
John Claudius
Beresford
Peat
Dungenan
Breto
Senate
Senate-House
Mr. Pryme
Hewitt
Commons of Colleges
Scotland
Church of England
Ireland
University of Cambridge
Wers
College Tulors
Nice
Axhotget
Sizty
de Jones
Teonse
Otteman
University Ofambridge
Sapatins
Univerty
To University
the Treasury
Inna of Court
Society of Attornies
College of Physicians
Iema
Essex Standard
Guernsey
Jersey
North Essex
Foreign Office
Paris
Westminster
Dudley
England
France
Education debate on religious instruction and scholarships
The debate critiques religious education at Cambridge as general instruction, notes Dissenters enjoy literary and scientific training but lack certificates of scholarship usable for senior university posts, and questions the link between certificates and university governance. Bills on water-works, enclosure, paving and lighting in Dublin are read. Speaker adjourns the debate as the session ends.
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Eotlescan
Goulburn
Cambrid
Hear
Genlemen
Senate
Dothridge
Kingstown
Stackrock
Dublin
Steaxcee
Debated Deanery of Down and delayed disappropriation
The discussion centers on appointing a son to a deanery, then delaying acts and seeking consent for a clause in Parliament. It notes commissioners needing local information before disappropriation of tithes and cites a Ratcliffe letter about Becket’s signed report. Ecclesiastical Commissioners first met September 20 and did not require a return from Down’s dean and curates yet.
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Stanley
A. Hill
County of
H. Handley
Boston
H. Ross
Jobargh Harbour
R. Philpotts
Kerndale
Alderman Wood
Sevenoaks
Smithfield
Ilington
H. Hughes
Southampton
John Byng
Gloucestershire
Poole
Dorsetshire
Littleton
Stafford
Lord Cavendish
Buxton
County of Derby
Strutt
Derby
Mr. Wilks
Joston
The
Independents
Birmingham
Kanised
Chinner
Oxfordshire
Codford
Wilts
Dover
Kent
Earl's Colne
Essex
Felling Shore
Burham
Griestey
Nottinghemshir
Fiesnor
Hertford
An Horningshaw
E. Foley
Bromyard
Hereford
Baines
Borough of
Leeds
Stanle
Pupon
County of York
Lord Morpeth
Gainsborough
Illings
Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Chester
Captain Paget
Holyhead
Beaumaris
Anglesey
Llangethney
North Wales
Whitmore
Bridgenorth
Roberts
Maidstone
Brodie
Edgehill-street Chapel
Salisbury
Hoskins
Upton Bishop
Ireland
Vernon Smit
Northampton
P. Scrope
Stroud
Vivian
Llandillo
Glamorganshire
Robert Peel
Rugeley
Bakener
Hear
Arkwright
Cheera
Littlet
O. Mosely
Botee
Robinson
R. Peel
Ir R. Peel
Down
Lord Plunkett
Dawn
Lord Grey
Plunkett
Ecclesiastical Commission
Devon
Lo Plunkett
Bo Plunkett
Lord Plankett
Lord Plunket
Dowg
Ratcliffe
Pacaue
Ing
Marlborough Street
Thomas Prescott
East India
Powell
St Cor
Greenwood
Frm
John Gordon
Regt
Wainwright
Phieaner
Spesiee
Ballard Deposs
Veal
Messrs. Cox and Co
Ballant
Cox
Mining Intelligence and copper yield figures summary
From a historical mining report the Average Standard is 10743 with Average Prod 93 per ton and a total value of 21096 144 pounds. Fine copper quantity 2906 tons, refined copper 271 tons at 5 owt. Average Standard and Produce show 109 percent and 16s respectively with Produce 8 pounds.
Education by heart and temper in reforming plays
A miscellany column urges humane schooling and swift reconciliation, satirizes gin schemes and political patrons, laments clerical oppression of Quakers, notes naval and colonial promotions, and reports local trials, public notices, and shipping arrivals with a mix of opinions and incidents.
Police notes from Bow Street and Hatton Garden courts
Court report details multiple cases in London areas including a brothel keeper named Pranter accused of stealing a sovereign, a couple found in bed together at Neal’s house leading to a sentence for Smallwood, and Lady Ann Gardener involved in swindling charges. Additional items include forgery tied to Thomas Prescott, and a range of distressing public notices from Marlborough Street and Thames Office listings.
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Bow Street
Shire
Jane
Bsidshy
S’police
Smallwagd
Margered Richmond
Neal
Cil-Merchanting
S-Cross
Smallwood
Mr. Neal
Bim
Ann -Sakh
Gregorie
Kensington
Sevatal Ernie
Lords Debating Sessions and Petitions in Evening House
Night sittings cover motions on Milford steam boat passages to Waterford and mail costs between Dunmore Waterford and Wexford, Smuggling Act amendments ordered to print, numerous petitions on Sabbath observance and church protection, Brighton residents oppose corporate bill, calls for relief from Dissenters and malt tax repeal, Jamaica slavery abolition measures presented, Dundonald case fines discussed, entail bills in Scotland introduced awaiting printing.
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House OF Lords
Earl of Shafres
Bridgewater
Marquis of Camden
Milford
Waterford
Duke of Richmond
Dunmore
Wexford
Earl of Strancroke
Lord Bexley
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
Findsbury
Button
Derbyshire
Brighton
Duke of Sich Seg
Earl of Egremont
Lord Car
Wales
Carmarnin
Earl Sefton
Liverpool
Earl Grey
Marquis of Lansdewne
Order In Council
Jamaica
Lord Wharncliffe
Liverpoo
Lord Wynford
Ichard Gathorn Butt
Scotland
Longacre builders scene adjourned amid discussion
A fragment from a Longacre builders meeting shows extended deliberation and an order for six days’ notice of action. The text preserves only partial phrases, indicating formal procedural steps and adjournment.
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Longacre
Exreaoubinany Cast op Bisaxk A M Four Wires
John Stangieri of Wood and a young man from Seat town were indicted for intermarrying with Ava Has teraly. The prisoner, married to four wives, faced trial as his former spouse testified of ill treatment. The jury found him guilty and he was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment with hard labor.
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Thames
Singuran
Balter
England
Lana 3
Alli
Wood
Ballantine
Martha
Phoberd
Bieek Picead Cotes
Benes
Bis
Bengi Josat
Hoxton
Mega Ao
Figeh
Joyce
Pal
Allen
Morgan
Mr Lave
Exreaoubinany
A. M
John Stangieri
Fallow
Ava
Terely
Fen
Tsat
Cour Dures
Hee
Teraly
Aayard Ba Wng
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