Treaty to pacify Portugal and emancipate its government
The Morning Chronicle argues a four power treaty among England France Spain and Portugal to restore tranquillity and grant amnesty in Portugal and to expel Carlos from the Peninsula. It praises a general amity alliance while criticizing diplomatic appointments and urging reform at home. It predicts removal of arbitrary rule and tyranny in Iberia.
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Morning Chronicle
England
France
Spain
Portugal
On Carlos
Cortes
The
Holy Alliance
Germany
Rissia
Europe
Poland
East
Austria
Prussia
Rhine
Foreign Office
Lisbon
Lord Howard de Walden
Lord Palmerston
Madrid
Corrected report of late speeches from Scotland to Paris
A reprint from the Times covers political exchanges in Scotland and Paris with satire on Liberals, Papists, and reformers. It includes a Perthshire canvass squib criticizing Sir George Murray and a mock dialogue on him, plus oblique notes on political factions and public figures. It concludes with local obituaries and incidents in Bradford and Brighton.
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Perthshire
George Murray
Perth
Sir George Murray
Balgray
Duke of Wellington
Graham
G. Murray
Hades
Sir George
George
Noode
Partizans
Chesterfeld
Lord Balgray
Cross
Grand Tully
House of Commons
Alexander Muir Mackenzie
Kilgraston
Dundas
Dunira
Harry Moncrieff
Times Anger at Remarks Regarding Globe Agent
The Globe condemns remarks made about one of its agents by the Limes. The paper apologizes for stirring the wrath of its contemporary and notes agents should share responsibility when meddling with public affairs through newspaper columns.
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The
Globe
the Times
Notices of Motions in the House of Commons April 25
Parliament business lists motions from Mr Peters on Breach of Privilege in Warwick elections and Mr Cooper proposing Irish appeal hearing changes. Maxwell refers Shorts tenants case to select committee. Cooper again moves Irish Road Acts reform. Ward Lynch and Hutt motions deferred to April 28 or April 25.
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House OF Commons
William Peter
Earl of Warwick
Borough of
Warwick
Edward Cooper
George the Third
Ireland
Maxwell
Shorts
Select Committee
Lynch
Court of Chancery
England
Hutt
Cananial
Paris Banker's Madrid Loan Bid Amid Troubles
Ardouin the Paris banker sails for Madrid to negotiate the loan with proposals due on the 50th. Reports say six non commissioned officers of the 6th regiment were arrested for links with republican groups. Carlists active at Lyons and Paris arrests linked to insurgent theater incidents. a suspect merchant accused of funding rebels. Metz reports further arrests in Nancy and cuirassiers at Lunéville. Bond and loan rates shown: Five per Cents 1044, Four and a Half per Cent 92f. various European securities listed.
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Madrid
Orleans and
Nemours
Republican
Bhose
Paris
Lyons
Chamber of Peers
St. Denis
Tailade
Leon
Napoleon
Captain Hesse
Galignani
Varis
Arary
M. Ardouin
Donna Maria
S6th
Constitutionnel
M. de
Metz
Nancy
Luneville
F.—C
National
Rente de Naples
Rente d’Espagne
Ditto
Royal Spanish Loan
Rente Perpetuelle d
Brussels Letters Describe Arrests and Expulsions Amid Turmoil
In Brussels reports from April 21 to 22, deputies arrive as gendarmerie arrests continue following pillage disturbances. Expulsion delays grant foreigners relief while local tribunals suspend decrees. A new visit targets editor M. Joubert. a Antwerp case halts expulsion, and troops receive gratuities. Polish refugees in Trieste attempt an uprising, quelled by a court martial.
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Brussels
Petits Carnes
M. Castillo
Oldi
Morning Herald
Lelewel
M. Baril
M. Bethune
M. Hellet
M. Joubert
Antwerp
M. Kruner
Gibraltar
Trieste
America
Bay of
Austria
Praunkfort
Royal levee and banquet mark St George's Day display
The King held a levee at St James's with Knight Grand Cross investitures for Lieut. Gen. Sir Herbert Taylor and Major General Sir Alexander Wallace. A state dinner followed in the banqueting room with the Great Officers, band, and royal procession in full costume. The article also notes financial market talk on debt reduction and a Huskisson monument update, plus influenza activity in Paris at Salpetriere.
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Hamburg
England
Heine, Brothers
Bank of
P.S
RAPID
Bull Inn
Aldgate
Frederick Valle
Haymarket
Power Street
Piccadilly
Oxford
Cavendish-Square
Britcher
Chariot
Crawford-street
Bryanstone-Square
High Court of Chancery
George Wolffgang Widt
St. Mary Islington
Southampton-buildings
Chancery-lane
London
St. James’s
Windsor Castle
Military Order of the Bath
H. ‘Taylor
Order
Sir Ierbert Taylor
Bath
Duke of Cumberland
Herbert Taylor
Alexander Wallace
St. George's Day
Mr. de Grey
Lord Walsingham
Com. W. Hargod
Mediterranean
Balguy
Mr. Grierson
Farnuim
J. C. Craid
A. Carmichael
Peebleshire
P. Malcolm
G. R. Gleig
Royal Hospital
Chelsea
Duke of Wellington
Hare
Lord Palmerston
Pearson
K.C.B
Hudson
Grenadier Guards
James Chambre
India
Walter F. Crofton
Lord Hartis
Fenwick
Gibraltar
F. Horn
Maxwell
Gannet
Eagar
Earl of Belfast
Malcolm
Pulten
St. James's
Order of St. George
the Garter
Royal Household
St. George
Order of the Garter
Queen Anne
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
God Save the King
Gustavus
Templar
West India
Huskisson
Demosthenes
Athens
J. Gibson
Rome
Liverpool Courier
Paris
Seine Et Oise
Arpijon
Mantiberi, &c
St. Leon
Ithoura
Petitioned Bills and Debates in the House of Commons
The Speaker opened with petitions against the Islington market bill and the Glasgow waterworks bill. Yorkshire and Glasgow opposition voices pressed for hearers by counsel. Second reading for a reform measure was set for May 7 as petitions against the general registry bill mounted from Leeds and Halifax, with broad dissent elsewhere. Repeal of the Union and civil liberty petitions numbered tens of thousands across counties Cork Mayo and Donegal, with further on the Dorchester Unionists.
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Cragg
Bradford
Copley
Howver
Leeds Mercury
White Hawk Hill
Brighton
Ovingdean
Brighton Guardian
House OF Commons
Islington
J. Oswald
Glasgow
Commissioners of Police
D. Gaskell
Wakefield
Lord Morphy
Yorkshire
G. Strickland
Heathcote
Tocke
Beaumont
Mr. Cayley
Tynte
West
Finn
We. Brougstaml
Gaskell
Leeds
Halifax
Baen
Leeda
Sir 8
Whalley
James
Cumberlang
Blake
S. Whalley
Finch
F.occonsor
Cork
Mayo
Millon
Donewal
Friends of Civil and Religious Liberty
Manchester
Legislative Union
Dorchester
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Lee Maxwell Stewart
John Stewart
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Aveuul Aigluiruid
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Royal College of Surgeona
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Old Mother Kirk
Sig
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Maynooth
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