Meeting in Vicetown endorses Colonel Austen in conservative bid
A large April 17 gathering at the yvat Hrtel agreed to back Colonel Austen as the Conservative candidate for the division. Lord Holmesdale and Mr. Frewen offered their resignations as candidates to prevent disunion. Mr. Alexander Dunlop emerged as a rival, while Mr. Baine challenged Maynooth funding. The central committee reportedly modified plans to oppose the government.
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Yvat Hrtel
Mansng caYed
P. H. Dyke
King
Yaar
Austen
C. Farnaby
Lord Holmesdale
Thomas Frewen
Preven
Col. Ausso
Ireland
Sir W Riddell
Lord Hulmesdale
Serjeants’inn
Leet
Istone
West West
Umstance
Central Committee
Lord K
Fester
Maynooth
Helmes
Frewenu
Ibout
Tae Gu
Stendine Tae
Alesander Dunlap
Daa
Greebeck
Thir
Gerding the Great
Magnouia
Dunlop
Baines
Alexander Dunlop
Mirwain
Nooth
R. Stee
Baine
Danien
Ekim
Daisco
Latest Intelligence round up from chambers and courts
The Chamber of Deputies debates the Savings Bank Bill with amendments on deposits and interest. Peers of France are named including Victor Hugo. Swiss amnesty in Lucerne and depictions of Paris, Rouen rail receipts, and Cambridge university notes follow. Births, inquests, and criminal sentences appear with various court outcomes and society notices.
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Wedoes
Chamber of Deputies
M.de Lanjoinais
NM. Lacave-Lapiagne
M. Garnier
Chamber of Peers
Duke Pasquier
Tahiti
Océanie Francaise
Papelli
Salamander
Acces ‘Sion
Tesina
Lucerne
Canton of
Paris
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Rouen
Beccretcu
Whitehall Gardens
Prisot
Lady Seaton
Tcems
House of Commoners
Christie
R. H. Inglis
University of Oxford
Cambridge
Oxford
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Sydney Smith
Combe Florey
Green-street
Kensal Green
Guildhall
Charles
Streat
Berkeley-square
America
France
Wyndham Smith
Ann Kaye
Cole
Sarah Westwood
Masser
Christopher Hodgson
Sypxeyy
Nathaniel Hilbert
Dr. Holland
Mary Chitty
Charles Street
New York
London Tavern
W. Astell
Xi.p
Marquis of Westminster
Captain Brereton
Cape of Good Hope
Denny
Sima
Wappise-Watt
Royal Oak
Wappingwall
Ferguson
Victueller
Qouk
Henry Lamplou
Farringdon Strest
Court of Excise
Maynooth Endowment Debate Splits English Protestants
The piece argues against Sir Robert Peel's Maynooth Endowment, claiming Ireland did not seek it, no urgent need existed, and it harms civil and religious liberty. It critiques political maneuvers, warns of Protestant anger, and laments rising sectarian tension across England and Ireland. It frames the issue as a harmful expediency that deepens division.
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Robert Pee
England
Ireland
Order of St. John
Peel
O'Connell
Goulburn
Massaniello
Robert Peel
Olu Bailey
Pee
Bese 1
Recorder Shaw
Lord Ashley
Miloes
Duncombe
Hume
John Russell
Lord Palmerston
Bright
Cobden
Sidonia
Coningsby
Stowells
Hugh M'‘Neiles
Lord Ashburton
Oregon
M‘neiles
Kent
Greenock
Leason
Maynooth
Edinburgh
House of Commons
Kira
Law. Court of Queen's Bench cases and Exchequer business
Court reports cover a mix of civil actions and procedural matters. Gantox v Davinow concerns compensation for work on Musical World with juried verdict for defendant. Other items describe certiorari on a burial-ground nuisance at Spitalfields and Easter term proceedings in the Exchequer with Excise case Smith. Also Archdeaconries court notes on Crowes divorce and related alimony, with lengthy procedural history and ante-nuptial events of the Clowes family in a complex matrimonial dispute.
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Tascots
Laceby
Grimsby
Jane Bell
Lincoln Castle
Edward Bell
Carter
WW. Morris
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Keethley
Csronic
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Vermig
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Hull
Custle
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Calcruft
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Tug Crean
Counsr
Epgon
Surrey
Joseph Farrell
Barrel
Quaew’s Bench
Musical World
Trzspar, Tn& Spayie
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Tuz Queers
Binpaxp
Otena
Justica Coleridge
Peacock
Middlesex Sessions
Spafields
Bird
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Wylde
Tae
Geneway
Bar
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Jervis
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Smith
Younell
Baron Parke
Baron Alderson
Bararany
Spain
Mr. Kelly
Kelly
Mr. Baron Alderson
John Huaband
Doctors Commons
Archds Court
Trespig
Smycdan
Tarat
Crowes
Jungment
Winchester
Clowes
Bailey
Pancras
Cheater Place
Kendagton
Stamford Street
Marlborough Place
Walworth
Bla Son
Baligredl
Colonel Clerk
Scotch Fusiliers
Opened for Divine Service After Church Restoration
A parish church will be reopened for divine service following restoration work. Churchwardens received a petition to the Archdeacon of Ely, with King’s approval noted in royal communications. The Plymouth meeting confirmed approval and anticipated a return to normal worship.
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Norwich Direct Company
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Ki. Roberts
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H. Parrott
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J. Shargo
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