SHAMES HAVEN RAILWAY PROJECT PROPOSED IN ESSEX
SHAMES HAVEN RAILWAY from London by the Eastern Counties Railway to Romford and via Hornchurch Upminster Ackendon Orsett and Horndon to Shell Haven with a Tide Dock near Tilbury Fort and Southend in Essex Capital 450000 in 9000 shares of 501 each Deposit 21 10s per share The Share List closes today No appropriated shares admitted deposits paid up by office closing Holders of bankers receipts to sign the Parliamentary Deed and exchange for share certificates.
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Eastern Counties Railway
Romford
Hornchurch
Upminster
Ackendon
Orsett
Horndon
Shell Haven
Tilbury Fort
Southend
Essex
Henry Amlinck
Abehorch-Isce
Petition Heavy House of Commons Debates on Tithes and Reform
The House of Commons sat at three, petitions from watermen on Sunday work, Inverness stamp duties, and Irish reform were presented. Debates covered tithes in England and Wales, church establishment in Ireland, and the Sabath observance bill. Propositions included abolishing tithes, compensating receivers, and repealing corn laws. Marc Philips led a large Dissenter petition against Church Establishment, with protest from Mr Trevor and others.
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Inverness
England
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Scotland
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Wigton
North Lancashire
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Manchester
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Trevor
Wilks
Sibthorpe
Rience
Hoo
Ar. M. Phillips
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Lord Sandon
Liverpool
Launceston
Hegino
Montreal
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Dublin
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Cockermouth
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Sheil
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Londonderry
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Marylebone
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Tregony
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Church of Scotland
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Northampton
Chichester
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Goldspioh
Maryledone
Duke of Cumberland
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Harvey
Colchester
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Southwark
Edinburgh
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Hall
Marlborough and Salisbury Road
Birmingham and Gloucester
Birmingham and Derby
A. Trevor
Dean and Chapter of
Durham
Durham Junction
Ormsby Gore
London Junction
Forfar and
Arbront
R. Ferguson
Mr. Wakefield
Nottingham
Public meeting on Irish Poor Law reforms in Dublin
Dublin citizens are urged to attend a Tuesday meeting convened by the Lord Mayor at the Royal Exchange to discuss the Poor Law report. The call emphasizes compulsory parish assessments to fund support for families where parents can work but cannot procure relief, with work to be found for children. The Freeman reports the debate and plans reflect a push toward robust welfare measures.
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New Church
Whiteaves
St. Dunstance Church
Fleet-street
Lansdowne
Henry Pownall
Thomas Sambrook
COX Savory
Goldsmith, &c
Cornhill
N.B
France
Committee of National Rewards of
L. C. M. Delavigne
Pat
Seta
Dover
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W. Molesworth
Hays’ing
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Horse Guards
15Th Hussars
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Blth Light Dragoons
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Dublin
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London Observer
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Lincoln Liberal Society Invites O Connell To Dinner
At a Lincoln Liberal Society meeting a resolution invited Mr O Connell to a public dinner during Easter recess. A letter回复 dated March 26 1836 declines due to prior engagements, citing York Mall Whitby travel and military douging timing, while urging support for civil and religious liberty for Ireland.
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O’connell
London
Liberal Society of Lincoln
Lincoln
Ireland
Adana
York
Mall
Whitby
Bulwer
Royal Assent and petitions in the Lords amid church reform debates
The Lords and Commons discussed royal assent to bills including the Spanish Slave Treaty and various gas and road measures. Petitions addressed Poor Law, Bristol See, Irish and Welsh concerns, slave apprenticeship, and probate clauses. A select committee was proposed on UK America intercourse, and a Catholic establishments inquiry prompted by Newcastle's motion elicited varied views on data collection and clergy roles. The session adjourned to April 12.
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Thompson
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