Separation of Church and State in England’s history
The author denounces the Cranmer Church as an aristocratic plunder machine from Henry VIII onward, arguing its origins were greed, not religion. It claims the church has polluted religion, harmed the poor, blocked knowledge, and exploited tithes, urging a permanent separation of church and state.
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Cranmer
House of Commons
Reien
House of Peers
Henry the Eighth
England
Edward the Sixth
Tom Cranmer
Edward
Mary
Elizabeth
Church of England
Christ
Ireland
God
Berne
Death of eminent actor Dean oF JOAN Fawcett
Regretful notice of the death of actor Dean oF JOAN Fawcett at Botley Hampshire on Sunday aged about 68. Born 1789 in London, he rose from an apprentice to a renowned stage figure, joining Tate Wilkinson, Haymarket management, and Covent Garden. Renowned for songs and serious roles, his last memorable part was Rosamo in Clari. A Dublin bill broker faces trial for uttering a forged bill.
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Joan Fawcettt
Botley
Hampshire
London
Margate
Foote
Courtall
Tate Wilkinson
York
Doctor Pangloss
Ollapod
Caleb Quotem
Haymarket
Obi
C. Kemble
English Opera
Covent Garden Theatre
Fawcett
Covent Garden Theatrical Fund
Jeb Thornberry
Rosamo
Clari
Machives
John Fawcett
Palmy Gays
John Kemble
Quick
Munden
Cooke
Dowton
Emery
Bannister
Suett
Charles Kemble
Dublin
Commission
Debated Spain policy and church rates in Parliament
A London House of Commons report chronicles Lord Mahon’s attack on government Spain policy and non intervention. It notes £600,000 lent to Spain, the education budget contrast, and criticism of Whig and Tory tactics, plus debates on church rates and radical reform.
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Lord Mahon
Spain
Biscay
Navarre
England
House of Covinens
Ferdinand
France
Cortea
Louis Phillippe
Lord Melbourne
Commons
Soie
Brighton
Love and death by own action in Dublin inquest
A Dublin coroner's jury investigates the death of Charles Stewart McVeigh, a 19 year old apprentice who disappointed in love and money, shot himself at ten, leaving letters and a glove bearing a fatal message. He dies after hours of suffering, with eight jurors finding suicide under strong mental excitement and four jurors contesting insanity.
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Inquist
Dublin
Charles Stewart M‘veigh
M‘veizh
Denar Alfred
Eccles-street
Nelson-street
Sold House
Charles
M‘veigh
Gorman
Mahon
M‘carthy
Romer
Reprieve Shocks Burglar Convicts at Magaretting
Two men sentenced to death for burglary at Magaretting received a reprieve, leaving them overjoyed and virtually stunned as the communication arrived.
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Shutishwood
Magaretting
Death of Wir Davidson the African Traveller
Accounts received at the Foreign Office report the death of Wir Davidson, famed African traveller. A Jew trader, Jacob Ben Cohen, recounts that Davidson was robbed near Hameda and shot by El Harib as his caravan moved toward Timbuctoo. Described with his companions, Davidson had lectured on travels in Mexico, Egypt, and the Holy Land.
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Davidson
Wiltshire
Mogadere
Jacob Ben Cohen
Draha
Mr. Davidson
Weduoon
Idoulet
Ait Atta
Hameda
Tatta
Bayidson
Timbuctoo
Sheick Beyrouck
el Harib
Sheh Keya
Wednoon
Timbucteo
Mexico
Egypt
Holy Land
City Intelligence Reports Persistent Financial Strain and Market Uncertainty
The City grapples with renewed money pressure as credit remains constrained and trades falter. Reports from Liverpool and Manchester note widespread suspensions, with cotton and tea markets depressed, while American trade weakens. Stocks drift, yields rise and fall, and political events threaten ministers' positions, with Exchequer Bills and India Bonds quoted lower. European bonds edge up on Spanish military news. railway shares stay dull as banking stocks slip. Portugal, Colombia, and Mexican securities show mixed moves amid cautious markets.
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Liverpool
Manchester
East India
America
Stock Exchange
House of Lords
Foreign Stock Exchange
Spain
Lisbon
London
Birmingham
Great Western
London and Brighton
Rennie’s
London and Westminster Bank
Journal du Comerce
Duke of Orleans
Helene
Mecklenburg- Schwerin
Alay
City
Paris
India
Columtian
London and
Colonial Bank
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City Intelligence
Pitto
Buenos Ayres
Columbian
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Southampton
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Lewes
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