Debate on Strickland Motion and West Indies Emancipation
The article defends emancipation advocates against charges of unnecessary agitation and urges independent inquiry into West Indian abuses. It cites James Williams and recent commissions, questions reliance on colonial officials, and calls for a parliamentary debate and possible two year timeline to grant freedom to apprentices, urging prudence before Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strickland
George Grey
John Russell
Lord Glenelg
James Williams
West Indies
Mr. Gladstone
Jamaica
Mr. Sturge
Williams
Mr. O'Connell
Lord Denman
West India
Lord Sligo
Barbadoes
British Guiana
Mr.Gladstone
Demerara
Guiana
House of Commons
Theatre of Parliament Chronicles from Teignmouth to Ireland
The House discusses Teignmouth’s petition against church pluralities, then the Navgle Post Office Herald case with Lord Wicklow. Debates on Controverted Elections seek select committees, and Irish education grants are debated as Yeomanry disbands and church property returns are requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF
Post-office
Earl of Lichfield
1St of Victoria
Treasury
London
Duke of Wellington
Lord Kenyon
Qouse OF Commons
G. Lexox
Nottinghill
J. Russey
J. Russert
R. Pest
C. Buller
Mr. O'Connell
Bart
House
Sir R. Pee
Dublin
W. FoLterr
Tamworth
Lord Stanley
Liskeard
Ser
Baronet
Sher
J. Russeut
R. Peel
Mr. Buller
Bouse
Toords
Exeter
Commissioners of Education For
Ireland
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of Haddington
Lord Melbourne
Duke of Sutherland
Chester
Touescat
Humes
Fivet
Statuoni
Home Department
Kilkenny
Hume
Stroud
Sinsmore
Cel S
Hoa
R. Bateson
Derry
Maclachlan
Houss
Commons
Wicklow
Nurobers
Mr Rice
Rye Bay
Pechell
Lord Palmerston
Pecnenn
Brougham
Earl of
Malta
Earl Fitzwilliam
West Riding of
Yorkshire
Womlen
Earl of Winchelsea
Bridge Union
Kent
Earl of Arron
Gommons
The
Exchteauer
Hall
Chancellor of
Controversy Over Latin Prayers at Derry Burial
Debates arise over a Catholic burial in Derry where priests prayed in Latin. Critics call the act improper and unlegal while some urge enforcing peace laws in churchyards. The discussion touches on the bones of defenders and long-standing sectarian tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Monrters
Cathcart
Derry
E. Sugden
Razpzrt Bateson
Gri1ory
Excise Department
Hume
Crancexitor
Lord Sanpox
Beyer
T. Bartye
Earl of Durham
Canadas
Lord Gosford
Lord Durham
Joan Russell
Ellice
Lambton
Robert Peel
Lord Palmerston
Thelouse
Abolition of Imprisonment for Debt Demanded
A public plea denounces imprisoning debtors as cruel and unholy, urging Parliament to pass the bill for abolition. The piece laments repeated delays and questions where leaders like Lud Brougham stand, warning of divine judgment on lawmakers during Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Dratta
Cssel
Poor Cooke
Fleet
Shere
Lud Brougham
Hoac
Gubstel
God
Visa
Prerogative Sours With Will Contest Over John Boys Estate
The 1835 will of John Boys, aged 82, left the residue to Eliza Morgan after decades with Dayigan and Co. grocers. Courts ruled against insanity challenges, citing sound mind despite eccentric acts and Morgan’s influence. The judge noted the deceased’s generosity to Mrs Morgan and upheld the will propounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morean
Boys
Jupem Mantt
John Boys
Dayigan
Thyaiten
Costello
Mre. Morgan
Merbert Jenner
Mrr. Morgan
London
Gower Street
North
Morgan
Eliza Castells
Hector Campbell
Reeve
Eliza Morgan
Bavisor
Ingaie
Firre
Voluminiua
Invasion Suppression Report From Canadian Front
From New York and Montreal papers dated March and February, reports detail American supporters of a Canada uprising near French Creek and Kingston. Prisoners were taken, trials set, and archducal actions threaten rebels while loyalists face confiscations and economic ruin. Sir John Colborne is installed administrator with martial law continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensylvania
Smith
Liverpool
New York
Montreal
Quebec
New York Journal of Commerce
Canada
United States
Alburgh
Vermont
French Creek
Sandusky
Ohio
Michigan
Gananoque
Upper Canada
Kingston
Hickory Island
Mackenzie
Johnson
St. Lawrence
Cape Vincent
Wells
van Rensselaer
Auburn
Conkling
United States District Court
Commercial Advertiser
Lower Canada
Montreal Gazette
Lord Gosford
John Colborne
Canadas
Government House
Sir John Colborne
Montreal Courier
Queen and Duchess Attend Elegant Drawing Room Display
A Thursday drawing room display praised for refined taste and opulent attire. Descriptions detail Her Majesty with pink and silver train, silver embroidered border, diamond bodice, and garlanded with gemstones. the Duchess of Kent wears lilac silver brocade and white satin, with silver borders and amethyst accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Garter
H.R.H
Duchess OF Kent
Perjury probes at Old Bailey and City Court condenms
Reports from the Old Bailey describe grand jury proceedings on alleged perjury tied to election committees in Parliament. The Court of Common Council denounces bribery and intimidation at elections while debating remedies. Royal Exchange sale details list items and prices from the first day of auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attwood
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Cheynewalk
Chelsea
St. Paul’s
Amory Thos
Deccard
Meesrs
Gass
Walmaley
Brszah
George Smart
Ayton
Deaty
Capt. Brocke
A. Brooks
Msjor Brocke
Rev
B. Brocke
H. Brooke
Colebrook
Fermanagh
Col-brok
Thomas Brooke
Royal Regiment
Herajesty
Lucifer
Coaxes Or Srats
Slong
Deptford
Peckingham
New Cross
Carlerehe
M. Winter
Grand Duke of
Beden
Court of Common Council
Lucre
Tuelouse of Commons
Old Bailey
House of Commons
New Court
Samuel Sheppard
Enoch Ward
Samuel Plant
R. Gallymore
Tor Royal Exchange
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Carabil
Elzabeth
Sidca
Euzascta
Eppes
Weare
Qicen Eigsbeth
Alto-Relieva
Beisania
Eurept
Asia
Africa
America
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Price
Combons
Wednessdat
Pendarves
Redruth
Hawkes
Hewss
Board of Trade
P. Thomson
Labouchere
R. Peet
Medical Charities
French
Epward SuGpsn
Warley
House of Lords
Tirubrsday
Ancellor
Green
Penryn
London and Croydon Railway Company
Stico
Baptist
Swansea
Stoney Stratford
Lord Drownlow
Alford
Lincoln
Bunenstone
Shaftesbury
Mr. Poulter
Poulter
Buacks Tong
John Seger Poulter, Esq
Temple
Martin Smith Metcalf
Savoy Street
Strand
Morning Chronicle
Elliott
Lord F. Russtein
J. Strwanr
Batest
Sder Statesty’s
Europe
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