Insolvency Declarations Listed for Various Trades
From the Gazette this evening a series of bankruptcies and enlargements are announced. Names include Matthew Thorpe merchant from Spalding and bookseller, Richard Atkinson of Huddersfield, Jennet Braddock of Chestergate Cheshire, James Paul bookseller, Christian Frederick Grasemann of Wells Street Hackney, Robert Chambers shopkeeper, Charles Dickenson Metcalf grocer, Thomas Whalley shoe manufacturer, John Twist timber merchant, Edward Mousley maltster, Thomas Morris draper, Brooks Hugh Bullock wine merchant, John Bainbridge ironmonger and others across Lincolnshire Yorkshire Cheshire Staffordshire and Flintshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Thorpe
Spalding
Lincolnshire
Philip Your
Hatcham
Richard Atkinson
Huddersfield
Yorkshire
George Tan
Jennet Braddock
Chestergate
Cheshire
da Angel
Bath
John Bainbridge
Richmond
Cambridge Dissenters petition on university degrees debated
In an early sitting the House debated the Cambridge Dissenters petition seeking admission to university degrees. Speakers argued over clerical establishment ties, the rights of Dissenters, and whether Cambridge or broader reforms would follow. Both sides cited history, law, and global examples as they pressed for inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Great Shelford
Cambridge
NicHolt
Merthyr
M‘lson
Perth
Estcourt
Select Committee
Greenhitherer
Howick Bridge
Carmarthenshire
Byxa
Staines’ Bridge
Vivian
Pryme
University of Cambridge
Senate
Seaate
University of Dublin
Elizabeth
Edward the Sixth
James
Church of England
St. Mary's Church
Mr. P
Corbett
Hogland
Laugater
Mr. C
James Jebb
Hume
Treasury
Jebb
James the Second
Francis
Morocco
Mr. Cobbett
King James
John Jebb
Jobe Jebb
Jobo Jebb
Goulburn
Baines
Oldham
Cobbett
Lennard
College of Physicians
London
Mr. L
James I
High Court of Commission
Star Chamber
William IV
Jews College
Wilks
England
Anxiou
Wales
Dublin
Devonshire
Friends of
Mr. W
Locke
Stanley
University
Courts of Law
Prieman
Goulburn Rose
Newman
Oxford
Littleton
Ruthven
Ardglass
Campbell
Spr
Memper
Home Office
Mr. Stanley
J. Russell
C. Buller
Truro
Tooke
Buller
Lord J. Russell
Totness
O'Connell
Ireland
Lurd
G. Young
Maberly
Maidstone
Young
Board of Ordnance
Chatham
East India Company
S. Whalley
Committee of Supply
Ava
Great Britain
Beauclerk
United States
Tamworth
America
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Kingston
Mauritius
Hutt
Canadas
Alrfax
Taunton
Labouchere
Petition on university discipline prompts postponement request
A debate on a petition regarding university discipline prompts calls for postponement. Members note the issue touches morals and regulation without altering internal rules of colleges, and urge more time for consideration before debating further motions. Speaker adjourns after three o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hebron
Lancanshire
Calonel Williams
Lord DUN DAS petitions and a Bill passage in Lords
Lord DUNDAS presented petitions from Dissenters of Ripon Woolwich and St Marys Hill Greenwich. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY announced a supplementary return of appeals. Various peers reported petitions on church patronage and wage regulation. Bills for Qualification Offices Pension Duties and Consolidated Fund passed. Stafford Disfranchisement Bill and other private bills moved. The Archbishop of YORK urged Sabbath observance. House adjourned to tomorrow at 3:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lord Dundas
Ripon
Woolwich
St. Mary’shill
Greenwich
Earl of Shaftesbury
Earl of Roseberry
Caithness
Perthshire
Board of Trade
Lord Dacre
Wincanton
Somersetshire
Earl of Radnor
Sutton Valence
Kent
Poole
Abingdon
Newbury
Warminster
Llangollen
Carnarvonshire
Ham Cupar
Belfast
Dorsetshire
Duke of Richmond
York
Earl of Burlington
Ylenbury
Bucks
Marquis of Lansdowne
Devizes
Nestun Basset
Ipswich
Bury St. Edmunds
Lord Holland
Stepney
Kensington
King’s Lyon
Fishguard
H. Fremantle
Commons
Stafford
Irrridge Gas Company
Lord Evrensoxoven
Archbishop of
West Riding
Yorkshire
Nottinghamshire
Imperial Parliament House of Commons Evening Sitting
A crowded session discusses Ireland church unions, Lord Plunkett and the Comptroller, and the Ecclesiastical Commission inquiry. Ministers face questions on fortifications in Kingston Halifax and Mauritius, with MPs urging retrenchment and colonial funding considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Manor
Corbett
Gentileman
Goulburn
Ireland
7Lunkett
Major Beauclerk
Littleton
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Stanley
R. Wasun
Lord Plunkett
R. Ruthven
Lord Plunket
Ecclesiastical Commission
Ana TE
Coriows
Snc
Halifax
America
Kingston
Mauritias
Sinclair
Colonel Evans
Canada
Houve
Th. Cobbett
Mr. Cobbett
Duke of Kent
Baronet
Admiralty
Maberly
Oldham
Mauritius
G. F. Young
Gates
Westminster
Tennyson
C. Buller
Briscoe
Aglioney
Lord J. Russell
Dike
Wellington
Orda
Risgaton
Howe
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Anzaity
India
Aera
Dian Berio
Ral
del Monte
the Gazette
Ino, Macciesnera
Imperial Parliament
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