Reduced admission to London panorama exhibit at Colosseum Regent's Park
The Proprietors announce low prices for full interior access including the Panorama of London from three galleries, the Saloon of Arts, the Ball and Cross from St Paul's, and the Summit View. Also advertised are carpets, rugs, and related furnishings from Carter and Co. at Cheapside, with a wide range of books and periodicals from London and Edinburgh publishers.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
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William
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T. Cadell
Annals of Medicine
Breet
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Barclay and Sons
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Heapside
Sutton and Co
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Stradling
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Coun- Town
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Holborn
Trials of Rev Edward Irving Split the Presbytery Court
Long disputed meeting of the Presbytery of Regent Square Asks to consider the Rev Edward Irving case. The court, amid interruptions, hears arguments about doctrine versus discipline and the right to appeal to Scripture before delivering a verdict removing Irving from his minister post.
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Edward Irving
Brown
Presbytery
Mann
Irving
J. McLean
Gentleman
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Millar
McLean
Mr. Irving
Record
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Church of England
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Septeo
Holy Ghost
Lord
Apostle
Fenech
Regency Square
Shis
Jeremiah
Synod
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Baxter
Peter
Hell
Astor
Christ
the Crogs
Mr. I
Irvine
England
Crombie
Miss Hall
Hall
Marshall
National Political Union Pushes Reform Bill Through Lords Debate
The Council of the National Political Union met to consider a petition to the House of Lords urging reform and an address to the king. They argued over a 10s rate qualification and London representation, proposed further resolutions, and planned a meeting to pass the petition, address, and resolutions with Joseph Hume presiding.
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Lords
House of Commons
London
Daniel Wakefield
Mr. Wakefield
Scotland
Ireland
England
North
Adilresa
Joseph Hume, Esq
M.P
Memorial of the Congregation for Rev Edward Irving
A London memorial dated 30 April 1832 from 450 congregants to the Moderator and Presbytery of the Established Church of Scotland. They defend the minister Edward Irving, defend adherence to Church practice, oppose trustees’ calls to account, and urge careful, nonlitigious handling to avoid division and loss of divine ordinances.
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National
Scotchurch
Regent-square
London
Court
Edward Irving
Gentleman
Scotland
Regent Square
Dissenters faced sedition charges amid education debate
The speaker defended Dissenters amid accusations of disloyalty tied to support for liberal reforms. He noted they backed the Ministerial education plan and rejected claims over Bible and Prayer Book conditions. He denied admission of Socinians. Society receipts stood at 14 pounds 2s 4d with disbursements of 44 pounds 10s 7d.
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John Brown
Socret
Ireland
Guinea
Opnion
Petitions for M Donough death sentence with mental illness plea
Notices from Bailing and Sligo urge clemency for Michael M Donough who was convicted at the Old Bailey for forgery and now faces execution. The petitions allege long standing mental disturbances from the effects of code. A teen glass-cutter's accident at Sekbridge injures a fourteen year old worker, balance lost, limbs broken, and serious bruising. he is taken to hospital with hope of recovery.
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Canada
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Bury and Suffolk Herald
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Ewbank
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County Asylum
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Turner
Arter
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Norfolk
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Harris
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de Merville
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