Petition of John du Frene for superseding bankrupt commission
A letter to the editor recounts a Lords hearing on the petition of John du Frene to supersede a Bankrupt commission. He argues the judgment was unjust, disputes Gale's affidavit details, and claims the execution against him was irregular and tainted by Randoll's collusion. He asserts set off and improper conduct render the commission invalid and seeks costs.
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King's Benchy Prison
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Thomas Randall
William Mitchell
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Bankrupt case and petitions from Leeds and London
Long lettered correspondence detailing John Dufrene and Thomas Randall with affidavits, recounting a Bankrupt case and petition for supersedeas. Included are extracts from Randall and Hodgson affidavits, allegations of collusion, and requests for judgment from Lord Chancellor Brougham. Also references to related insolvency notices, dividends, and pardons in October 1833.
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John Wethera
Reforming Inquiry Into Methodist Authority And Irish Property
A reader urges wide investigations into church and civil bodies, asking the government to require the Wesleyan Methodist Conference to publish a detailed account of its funds, powers, and property, including chapels, trusts, and Book-room profits. The letter questions leadership, membership tests, and salaries, then shifts to Ireland, arguing Protestant land control masks Catholic wealth and questioning government biases and magistrate appointments amid sectarian tensions.
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Methodist Conference
Great Britain
Ireland
United Kingdom
Repeal of the House and Window Taxes Disputed
Sir George Burgess argues against taxing the poor to fund national debt and urges Lord Althorp to adopt a plan replacing window taxes with a broader impost. He criticizes tobacco taxation on the poor, cites US policy as contrast, and asserts the need to relieve bread costs without harming public credit.
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Billy Fitt the Younger
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Allotments of Land at Hinton Introduced by Abbey Ladies
The Hinton Abbey ladies and trustees inaugurate allotments at Hinton parish at 1 10s per acre including rates. About twenty acres are now in use with thirty tenants, soon forty, as demand grows. Rules forbid undersetting, ploughing, Sunday work, trespass, or theft with penalties and crop value repayment. Prizes will be awarded for best crops at harvest.
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Duel Between Section Chiefs In Pantin Leaves One Wounded
A duel without seconds occurred in Pantin between Lethuillier and Valban of the Societe des Druits de l'Homme. Lethuillier was found severely wounded in the head by two gendarmes with three pistols nearby, while Valban had not returned home. Reports say duels are rising sharply in the Paris garrison, with ten wounded and some killed among the Lancers and Carbineers last week.
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Tithe Warfare in Dublin Neighbourhood
A 1833 printed circular warns of a tithe campaign opened against several people in Dublin with a Protestant cleric pressing for May due payments and arrears. The missive, signed by WM. H. Reardon, targets a Reverend O Callaghan and hints at forthcoming progress reports amid sectarian tension. The text ends with hostile asides towards Catholics and Harpers.
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St. Patrick's
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Register
Irish Deputation Seeks Reform Details From Mr Littleton
A delegation from the National Association of Apothecaries met Mr Littleton at the Castle on Friday to learn government plans for reforms in Britain's medical profession and their impact on practitioners. The deputation offered to supply a formal statement of grievances and demands after expressing thanks for the interview.
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Wey
Murder accusation shocks Belfast court in seduction case
In a Belfast quarter sessions case the defendant and wife were urged by the court to reveal a claim of murder the young woman saying she witnessed the couple kill a man ten years ago near a quarry and that the body was buried and later found By two men She said she would never have spoken without being seduced and abandoned for support The pair were arrested with the girl and await Moira inquiries alongside two alleged discoverers Northern Whig also reports a Downpatrick mail car robbery a parcel containing L1000 from the Belfast Banking Company was found missing from an unlocked box at Downpatrick after the guard opened it in Killsleagh
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O Connell Tribute Enniscrone to Dan O Connell Debt Drive
The Wexford Independent reports Ennis corthy and surrounding patriots preparing to collect the national debt for Daniel O Connell. It notes broad support across classes for the Liberator and asks Will Ross and Wexford to act in his defense, praising civil rights gains and the man of the people.
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Enniscorthy
Daniel O'Connell
Ross
Wexford
Great dinner to domestic Ronayne Esa M P Clonmel event
A large audience of seventy one gentlemen gathered at the Ormond Hotel to honor Mr. Ronayne with a dinner hosted by the free electors of Clonmel. Hackett presided and eloquently introduced toasts while Stokes Luther and others served as vice presidents and stewards. Ronayne expressed gratitude before leaving, with Lonergan then presiding as the company remained in high spirits late at night. A separate note mentions a public dinner in Castlebar for newly registered freeholders to be held on Tuesday.
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Tipperary Free Press
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Thomas Stokes
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J. Butler
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P. Corcoran
W. O'Callaghan
F. Stokes
C. Bianconi
William Lonergan
Mayo Independent Club Toasts and Politically Charged Night
The Mayo Independent Club held a lively meeting with toasts to the King and the People. Notables such as Sir William Brabazon and the Right Rev Doctor M Hale were honored, while debates touched on the repeal of the Union and Irish independence.
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Cavendish
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O’conneil
Marquis Wellesley
Hughes
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Newportpratt
Dover parish church rate for gallery raises dissent and adjournment
A Dover vestry met on the 17th to consider funding a gallery at St James the Apostle to serve a growing visitor population. No motion was made, and the chair adjourned the meeting for twelve months amid debate on church rates, with calls for voluntary contributions and a £20 rector donation anticipated.
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Dover
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Ireland
England
Assessed Taxes Meeting of the General Committee
Last night the General Committee for Abolition of the House and Window Taxes met at the British Hotel Cockypur street with Rev. Dr. Wade presiding. They confirmed minutes, urged collecting names of local assessors for publishing information, called for prosecuting perjury, and opened subscriptions to aid the poor paying these taxes, adjourned after pledges of support and regional cooperation.
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England
Paton
Thomas
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Cambridge
Political Union Resists Tax Demands Amid Protests
A correspondent notes opposition to oppressive taxes aided by a political engine. The Political Union vows not to mount a tax resistance but will abstain from excisable articles for one day. Publicity urged on seizures. A police office plan in Finsbury square is countermanded and work halted by injunction after Master of the Rolls ruling.
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