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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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England
Ashton
Lancashire
Williams
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