Contract notices for Deptford victualling coal and beef
Notice from the Department of the Comptroller for Victualling and Transport Services Somerset Place announces contracts for 1800 tons of handpicked Bryn Way coal from Graigola and Graegola coal at Deptford with delivery by April and August, bids due March 10 at 1 PM. It also lists beef contracts for ships use with deliveries from April 1843 to March 1843 and locations Kingstown and Dublin.
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Bill for Confirmation of Protestant Dissenting Marriages in Ireland
Parliament considers a bill to confirm marriages in Ireland solemnised by Protestant Dissenting ministers between United Church of England and Ireland members and Protestants. The act clarifies that such marriages carry full force as if performed by Anglican clergy and outlines exceptions and future amendments.
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Confession and Apprehension of the Murderer of Rev Hamilton
A Frederickton New Brunswick correspondent recounts Patrick Leary confessing to the 1833 murder near Bandon Cork of the Rev Mr Hamilton. Leary alleges accomplices shared 3s 6d each from a society. Burgon alerted authorities,Leary now in gaol awaiting orders for transmission home.
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Parliament Notices on Railways Quarantine and Legislation
Fragmentary text outlines requests to the Queen for railway improvements to Ireland and to examine quarantine efficacy abroad. Mentions bills by Viscount Mahon on copyright, Lord Granville on inspection for lodging reform, and other committee deliberations on municipal corporations and land questions.
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Fatal duel at Malta shocks Island authorities
A Wednesday duel at Fort Ricasolli left Lieutenant Adams dead after a clash with Captain Levick and Captain Jeffreys, with Mattel as Adams’s second. Levick and Mattel were jailed while Jeffreys fled to Sicily. Reports cite provocation over Levick’s daughter and King’s evidence later.
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Speech at the opening of the Tenth Storthing in Norway
The king presents a retrospective view of Norway's finances and progress since 1814. He praises constitutional independence, calls for prudent funding of agriculture and commerce, notes the need to manage public debt, and expresses gratitude for national unity and international goodwill. He mentions Trondhjem relief efforts and awaits Storthing judgment on funding and future independence.
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Arrival of Protestant Bishop in Jerusalem Amid Festive Entry
Jerusalem correspondent reports the arrival of Bishop Alexander and the British Consul General in Jerusalem on January 20. The procession included 50 to 100 riders, local officials, Beys guards, Bedouins, and Mrs. Alexander in a light litter. The entry occurred near Bethlehem Gate as the Courban Bairam salutes sounded. The group planned a Gothic church on elevated city land with a Mosque-style minaret, and an Elizabethan bishop’s residence, using stone from the Mount of Olives. The bishop preached on Isaiah 65, envisioning brighter days for Jerusalem. An unrelated note reports the alleged murder of Mr. Jeffry Grimwood of Tollesbury near Tollesbury’s Plough and Sail inn.
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Mutiny on the Creole and U S response in Congress
Reports from Washington detail the Creole mutiny and slave liberation by British authorities in Nassau, with the President's message to Foreign Relations and debate on immediate congressional action. The piece also covers stock-market jitters, Pennsylvania bank recalls, and Texas and Peru news from New York.
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Tyrian arrives with Mexican mails and market worries
The Tyrian brings news from Mexico including delayed elections under Santana, heavy copper money depreciation, and trade disruption. It notes potential dispatch to England, ships Solway and Forth shifting to Mexican coast duties, plus a court appearance in Manchester for Thebell Jones and Skerrett on a carriage case.
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