Thorn leaf beverage and tea adulteration at Mansion House
The London scene features a patentee promoting a thorn leaf beverage deemed wholesome for the lower orders. The Lord Mayor, scientists, and tea dealers discuss adulteration claims while a separate case in Bow Street involves a libel parody about the Whigs. In Marylebone, burglars are jailed after a home break. The issue of factory child labor is introduced with a royal commission appointment to investigate child employment and hour limits in factories.
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Mansion House
Norwood
Lonp
Camberwell
Lord Mayon
Peek
Hume
Excise
Bow-Street
James Fare
Freeman Halls
Jermyn-street
St. James's
Fure
Halls
Howe
Pri
Marylebone
John Williams
Joseph Sayers
Hoskins
Algernon Disney
Quebec-street
Portman-square
Disney
Newgate
Iis Majesty
Factory Commission
Central Board of Commissioners
London
House of Commons
Elis Majesty
Whitehall
S. M. Phillipps
Ministers Defeated Over Portugal The Night Debate
The Morning Chronicle reports a Lords defeat on a motion by the Duke of Wellington regarding Portugal by 80 to 68. Earl Grey defends the government, warning of censure while noting the Lords oppose reform and hinting at a Commons motion to test public sentiment. The article discusses Bank profits, public share of gains, and notes about Bank of England notes versus gold in national circulation.
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George Hibbert
ESSRS
Christie
Manson
King-street
St. James’s Square
Charles the First
Earl of Ciaudel
Frederick Campbell
Peter Lely
Hudson
Joshua Reynolds
Charles Rogers
Udney
Maria Barnard
Richardsons
Hone
Houlditch
Pond
Mat
Loukrinck, &c
Srs
Christie and
Morning Chronicle
House of Lords
Duke of Wellington
Portugal
Earl Grey
House of Commons
Don Miguel
Pedro
Micael
Don Pedro
House of Peers
Commons
Dr. Malthy
Galilee
Davies
Holy Alliance
East India Company
Bank of England
London
Monpar
Earl of Durham
Duke of Sutherland
Earl of Carlisle
Duke of Northumberland
Dinorben
Suffield
Earl of Roden
Durham
Ireland
Suffolk
Times
Portage
England
Europe
Efe
Spain
Tagus
Lisbon
France
M. Bonhomme
Lord Wellington
Paris
L'Agus
Azores
Ug Ag
Wm. Scott
Sir W. Scott
Vattel
Observers note Lords split over Portugal neutrality motion
The House of Lords divided 80 to 68 in favor of the motion to observe neutrality in Portugal, ministers in a minority of 12. Commentary notes the ministers threaten resignation, critiques partisan blame shifting, and contrasts views on enforcing the Foreign Enlistment Act and international law versus municipal rule.
Debate verdict shocks public mood in Morning Herald
The Morning Herald notes a surprising debate result that may topple an unpopular administration. Ministers were ousted by a narrow vote and faces rumors of resignation. The piece questions whether Tories seek power or await a deeper defeat, urging swift answers.
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Morning Herald
Racing and political notes from Tattersall's Yesterday
Attendance was light with several races listed including the Ascot Produce Stakes and Ascot Oatlands. Handicaps and stakes topsy show odds on Pucelle Lucius Datura Protocol Hawker and others while a Lords debate on Portugal and neutrality dominates the imperial parliament report with warnings of missteps and potential interference.
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ASCOT
Agst
Glaucus
Belabazzar
Anne
Rockingham
Trepidation
Mussulman
Connoisseur
Muley Mcloch
Belshazzar
the Mole
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LSA
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Sydney
Emigration Committee
John Marshall
Birchin- Jane
Cornhill
Austra
Governor and Company
John Knighit
Office OF Ordnance
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His Majesty’s Ordnance
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Gatcomb House
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Portsmouth
Board of Ordnance
Joseph Palmer
Hilsea Green
Gatcomb
R. Byham
John del Rey Mining Company
Lothbury
John Luckombbe
National Guardian Institution
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Duchess of Beaufort
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High Court of Chancery
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the Courier
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
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Knight
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John Welsford Cowell
Edward Carleton Tufpill
Power
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