Common Council grapples with coal strike violence in town
Reports detail miners and ironstone workers striking over wages and truck shocks. Yeomanry deployed, Riot Act read, and Scots Greys stationed as magistrates and coal masters meet to resolve pay disputes. Denman elected London Common Sergeant after ballot.
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Birmingham
Scots Greys
Gape
Tony
Bilston
Note of a forged Constantinople document debunked
The State Gazette exposes a fabricated Note claimed by the Reis Effendi and reported by the Journal des Debats as authentic. It explains the motive to depress funds for speculative gain and notes inconsistencies with earlier Porte communications. The piece warns editors and readers, cites later corrections, and condemns the deception.
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State Gazette
Journal Des Debats
Reis Effendi
Constantinople
Journal Des Debuts
Paris
Porte
Moldavia
Wallachia
Berlin
Gaxétte
Not Guilty and Death Sentences at Old Bailey Trial
Indictments include Captain Ralph Boteler Johnson accused of stealing a Bank of England note in Hampstead. jury acquits after no evidence. Other defendants, Edward Desmond and John Davis, are found guilty of burglary and sentenced to death. John Nightingale convicted of perjury. six months in Newgate followed by seven years transportation for the crime related to Shields and Co. v Russell.
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Ralph Boteler Johnson
St. John
Hampstead
Bank of England
Nelly Peoley
Marlborough-street
William Daniel
Flo
Nelly Proby
Edward Desmond
John Davis
Russell
Desmond
John Nightingale
Painter
Shields and Co
Messrs
Shields
Plymouth
John Perring
Newgate
Burglary at Miss Watson Farm Near Petworth
Four assailants entered a farmer’s dwelling near Petworth and stabbed the servant girl. They looted Miss Watson’s home, seized a gun, and fled as locals pursued. Two suspects were captured at Horsham, the others jailed in Horsham Gaol. the servant girl’s life was despaired of.
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Darine
Murper
Miss Watson
Petworth
Horsham
Brighton Gazette
Wrcut
Pepestrian
Sheffield
Cot“chs and Co
Beachy Head Vessels Pass In Two Hours Amid Low Trade Mood
A Breckn Gazette report notes seventy nine ships bound for British ports sailed past Beachy Head in two hours, seen as evidence of dull commerce. A Chatham garrison order sends four Coldstream companies to Windsor, with rest to follow. A catastrophic collapse of two houses in Budge Row injures and buries residents, with several saved and many feared dead.
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Beachy Head
Brechton Gazette
A. Christie
Chatham
Coldstreams
Windsor
Maidstone Gazelie
Dreaprut
Budge-Row
Cannon-street
Bowles
Crown Tavern
Nichols
No. 6
Parry
Osbaldston
Beton
Birth at Harperley Park in Durham County
The lady of Geo H. Wilkinson of Harperley Park Durham County has given birth to a daughter on the 14th inst.
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Harperley Park
County of
Durham
Geo. H. Wilkinson
Marriages and Obituaries Notice from Southampton and Richmond
On the 2th inst at Southampton the Hon and Rev Francis Noel to Cecilia Methuen. This morning at Richmond Major George Munroe to Jemime Charlotte. DIED Lieut George Girardot in the Persian Gulf on HM Ship Liverpool. William Beverley of the Custom-house died aged 26. Rev Stephen George Ram of Ringmore in Devonshire died in Rome.
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Southampton
John A. Methuen
Francis James Noel
Gerard Noel Noel
Baroness Barham
Cecilia Penelope
Paul Cobb Methuen
Corsham House
Wilis
Richmond
George Gun Munroe
Poyntzfield
N. B
Jemime Charlotte
Francis Graham
Tulloch Castle
Jamaica
Jasi
Stephen George Ram
Ringmore
Devonshire
Foreign Stock Prices in London April 25
Prices list for foreign bonds with dividends and exchange adjustments. entries include Krench 5 percent, Russian 6 percent, Neapolitan 5 percent, Austrian Metallic 5 percent, Spanish 5 percent, Prussian 5 percent, Danish 5 percent, Colombian 6 percent, and Benitto 10 percent bonds with respective dividend start dates and quoted values.
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London
Mackintosh Defends Hunt Case in Debates on Royal Mercy
Sir James Mackintosh argues the Commons should address the Crown to remit part of Mr Hunt's sentence, asserting the issue is mercy not verdicts, and cites precedents from William III to William and debates the scope of parliamentary interference with royal clemency. He warns against personal attacks and urges justice over vengeance.
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Denman
Mr. Denman
Alderman Wood
Slade
Brogden
Pavel
Hurcombe
Lexap Maryon
London
Deganwn
Ele
Efe
le Hed
James Mackintosh
House of Commons
Li’. Burdett
Hunt
J. Mackintosh
Mr. Hunt
Star Chamber
Hear
Bean
Somersetshire
Bear
Harry Vane
Charles II
Sir Harry Vane
Fair
Dennis
Thomas White
Newgate
William
Commons
Baronet
Mr. Peel
House
Commons of
England
Gard
Peel
Richard Steele
Robert Walpole
J. Walpole
R. Walpole
Elear
Gentenan
Ife
Lunt
Llause of Commons
Thit
House of Lords Opens with Bills and Reports Read
The House met at a quarter before four. Mr Tomlins from the Treasury presented accounts. The flax and cotton bill and two local bills were read first time. Reports on Scottish court fees laid on the table and ordered to be printed. The Commercial Credit Ireland Bill and Summary Proceedings Bill read a second time and committed for tomorrow. Adjourned until to morrow.
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House OF Lords
Tomlins
Treasury
House of Commons
James Graham
Trenry Hardinsey
Corbett
Earl of Shappesbury
Courts of Justice
Scotland
Commercial Credit
Ireland
Agricultural Distress Petitions Flood Commons Debate
Multiple petitions from Cornwall Sussex Oxfordshire Devon Leicestershire and Yorkshire warn of agricultural distress and seek relief. MPs reaffirm distress across estates graziers and Agriculturists urge protection duties and parliament reform amid import restrictions and export doubts.
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WM. Lemon
Cornwall
Curteis
Sussex
Agricultural Committee
Fane
Oxfordshire
Bristol
Hill
Salop
Ramsden
West Riding of
Yorkshire
Maule
Bofar
Scotland
Wilkins
Radnorshire
Thomas Acland
Devon
Leigh Keck
Leicester
Thomas Lethbridge
Greenfell
Bank of England
Curwen
Keck
Leigh. Keck
Lord Nugent
Aylesbury
R. Wilson
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