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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 26, 1834

Page

2

Parish Vestry Debates Church Rate and Dissenters

In St Botolph Parish, a vestry met to decide on a church rate of fourpence halfpenny in the pound to cover the rector’s stipend, clerks, lighting, and debts. Dissenters oppose funding unnecessary church embellishments, urging legal clarity and potential relief measures from Lord Althorp, while the chairman and churchwardens defend the legal basis and urge orderly assessment.

Botolph Bishopsgate Pariah Church Russel Charchwardens Lord Althorp Brown Mr. B Mr. Brown Hellar Johnson Pelbeblr Friends of the Church Edinburgh Fondon Johns Mr. J Davis Pilcher Rogers Burt Clark Ao Opinion

Beales Challenges Pryme Over Cambridge Independent Press

Charles Beales of Little Shelford writes to the Editor accusing Mr Pryme of ties to the Cambridge Independent Press and demanding the truth about his alleged roles as trustee mortgagee and adviser. Beales promises further remarks on Pryme’s so called errors and invites candor at a forthcoming speech.

Pryme Cambridge Independent Press Tom Charles Beales Little Shelford

Royal visit and Windsor movements update

Their Majesties returned to Windsor Castle after a visit to Bushy. This afternoon the King and Queen separately toured through High Street and Park Street to the Park and Virginia Water with a large royal party. No new arrivals since Sunday. the King plans a levee at St James's tomorrow. Both remain in excellent health.

Windsor Bushy Frederick Fitzclarence High-street Park Street Park Lord Falkland Miss Hudson A. Barnard Coronel Bowater Sir C. Thornton Virginia Water Castle St. James's Covent-garden St. James’s Parish Wenlock Arms Windsor Terrace Eagle Tavern City Road London Harris Archer Dyer Iltiberal Upper Charlotte-street Hume England Blackstone Smith de Lalme Martinet Toever Literary Gazette

Hamlet Pictures Sale Attracts Brisk Competition And Notable Prices

The sale of the reserved portion of Mr. Hamlet's celebrated collection drew a large crowd, with Mr. George Robins presiding. Prices for notable works included an Interior by Jan Stein, a Portrait of the King of Spain, and landscapes by Claude and Both, highlighting strong demand and significant bids in a vibrant art market.

George Robins Hamlet St. Jon St. Jon Seches Veevas Jan Stein Ecccavees Mieris Venice Girl Dog Sir Joshua Spain Claude Rome St. John St. Sebastian

Petitions and bills amid Lords session adjournment

Lord DUNDAS and other peers presented dissenters petitions from Ripon Woolwich St Marys Hill Greenwich and various locales Seeking relief and patronage reforms. The Stafford Disfranchisement Bill and private bills were read a first time. The Archbishop of York and others called for Sabbath observance and church protection. House adjourned to tomorrow.

House OF Lords Mancu Lord Dundas Ripon Woolwich St. Mary’shill Greenwich Earl of Shaftesbury Earl of Rosebery Cuithness Perthshire Board of Trade Lord Dacre Wincanton Somersetshire Earl of Radnor Sutton Valence Kent Poule Abingdon Newpary Warminster Llangollen Carnarvonshire Cupar Belfast Dorsetshire Duke of Richmond York Earl of Burlington Alesbury Bucks Marquis of Lansdowe Devizes Newton Basset Ipswich Bury St. Edmund’s Lord Holland Stepney Kensington King’s Lynn Fishguard H. Fremantle Commons Cambridge Gas Company Lord Evtenscroven Stafford West Riding of Yorkshire Nottinghamshire LORDS Lambeth Exeter Market Rice Treasury Littleton Staffordshire Sandford Chard Ieaber Tynte Cobbets O’connell Evans Leicester R. Hail Epwall Baptists of Andover Cobbest Metropolis Grand National Consolidated Trades’ Union O'Connell Memper Carmarthenshire Mr. Wilks Carmarthen Admiral Adam Kincardine Jay Boa Sir W. Ingilby John Carmichael John Cartwright County of York Crewe Lincoln Dungarvon Learnep Memben Common Law Learner City of Dublin Central Board of Commissions P. Thomson Central Board South Sea Company Cobbett Brocklehurst Lennard England Wates S. Rice Scotland Re Murray Leith

Cambridge Dissenters Petition divides Commons debate at length

Members clash over admission of Dissenters to degrees at Cambridge University. Speakers argue for equal access to arts and law degrees, citing history, liberty, and international examples, while opposing forces warn of moral and church-state consequences. The debate touches on university autonomy, patronage, and national policy implications.

House OF Commons Great Shelford Cambridge Nicnott Merthyr Pryme M‘leop Perth Estcourt Select Committee Greenhithe Pier Howick Bridge Carmarthenshire Bro Staines’ Bridge Vivlan University of Cambridge Senate University of Dublin Elizabeth Edward the Sixth James Church of England St. Mary's Church Mr. P Hear England Mr. C James Jebb Hume Treasury Jebb James the Second Francis Morocco Mr. Jubbett King James John Jebb Dictionaire Des Grande Hommes University Mr. Goulburn Baines Oldham Corbett Hoad Lennard College of Physicians London Mr. L James I High Court of Commission Star Chamber William IV Arger Jesus College Wilks Wales Dublin Smith Carey Scotland America Devonshire Mr. W Locke England and Stanley Courts of Law Pentleman Goulburn Enet Cobbett Oxford Mr. Stanley

Petition debates on university discipline and dissenters.

The discussion covers university discipline, religious attendance, and proposals on relaxing rules. Speakers urge postponement to let Parliament consider points, with petitions from Dissenters and others on education, religious freedoms, and university governance.

England Ashton Lancashire Williams

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