History and Politics The Bishops the Working Clergy and the Rev Sydney Smith
A critical essay attacks Rev. Sydney Smith for compromising reform by becoming a prebendary of St. Pauls. It argues he abandons parochial clergy, supports unequal patronage, and excuses bishops while praising reformers like Luther and Moliere. It references letters, church rates, and parliamentary intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Smith
Peter Plymley
Mr. Dyzon
St. Paul’s
Popular Party
Luther
England
Singleton
Crumpet
Moliere
John Russell
John
Commission
Home Secretary
London
Canterbury
Gloucester
Lincoln
Talfourd
Jon
Zukentan
Mackind
Riots in Kent prompt calls for asylum records
In the Imperial Parliament the Kent riots prompt Sir E F Exateurant to move for disclosures on Thom's admission to the Kent Lunatic Asylum. Lord J Russell and Mr Wynn discuss paper copies, doctor correspondence, and the need for education as a remedy against ignorance. Woodstock election petitions and the Corporation of Ireland bill follow in the day’s proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
FE. Exateurant
Thom
Kent Lunatic Asylum
Lord J. RussEix
Baronet
The
Ordnance
Lord J. Russell
Poore
Dr. Poore
J. Russell
E. Knarcasch
Home
People’s Church
Mr. H
Church of England
Wynn
Woodstock
J. Graham
William Gray
Marquis of Blandford
J. Grawa
Gray
Hea
O’connell
Stanley
Meenae Granam
Joan Russell
Ireland
Lords and Commons Sit in Mixed Debate on Bills and Murders
The Lords adjourned after motions on the Lord's Day Bill and Irish Poor Law debates. In the Commons, Col Perceval pressed on a Ballymoore murder inquiry, while Lord Morretti and others answered. The Waterford affray and Irish Poor Law progress were noted as committees considered amendments. The Waterloo Road murder inquiry continued with testimonies about an Italian suspect and potential threats, with further private statements and adjournments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proumprre
House OF Lords
Earl Devon
Criminal Law Commissioners
Lord Brotewam
Canterbury
Lord Mretzearne
House OF Commons
Col. PercEval
Ballymoore
Sligo
Col
Perceval
Morretti
A. al
Cherse
Pekcrevar
Lord Morreth
Hume
Lambeth
Grimwood
Kilkenny
Mr. H
H. Verney
Canada
Lord Brovenam
Lord Glenelg
Lower Canada
England
Lord GuenEne
Gosford
Montreal
Brovera
Gostorp
Waterford
Earl of McGrave
Earl Che
Lord Asausy
House
Joan Russells
Joan Russell
Hawes
Cray
Joan Rossett
Hore
Pryme
Fidelis
Edwin
Miss Glover
Green
Deceaser
An IaHan
Hubbard
John Owen
Lambeth-street
Owen
Field
No. 12
Wellington Terrace
Hub
Jaiper Field
Mary Fisher
Grinsell
George Francis
Bridge Road
Gunpowder Explosion Destroys Sunk Schooner Glamorgan
A second 2500 pound gunpowder charge blew the Glamorgan apart as she lay wrecked in the Thames channel near Gravesend. Soundings showed seven to seven and a half fathoms after the blast and a bright water cone rose 30 to 40 feet high. The Thames charity schools anniversary and the East India Company's Museum opening at Leadenhall Street are also noted with noble attendance and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glamorgan
Thames
Coalhousepoint
Gravesend Reach
Essex
Charity Schools
St. Paul’s
Amiens
Babylon
Tippoo Sultan
Tadien
Tipson
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History and Politics
Arethusa
Tam
Charles James
Winchester
Imperial Parliament
Waterloo Road
Wellington-terrace
Birmingham
Newgate
Best
Catherine Edwin
Berkeley-street West
Eliza Grimwood
Strand
Flore
Piccadilly
Inspector Field
Antonio
Don
France
Spread Eagle
Regent Circus
Bond
M Hubbard
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