MARITIME AND LOCAL NEWS A MIX OF FIRE AND ELECTION NOTES
The item lists public notices, court actions, fires at Finsbury and Barbican, fire damages to several properties, an Admiralty Court salvage decision, legal proceedings in Sussex and Winchester, and a London conservatory advert. It also mentions marriages, votes in Drogheda, and a literary romance with facsimiles of autographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Paton
Christchurch
Marylebone
Drogheda
Maurice O'Connell
Waterford
Brighton
Cooper
Botting
Shoreham and
Lancing Road
Sea House
Sussex
Newgate
Richard Law
John Woodfield
John Anthony
Jane Morris
Jane Rayden
John Thomas Wilkins
Thomas Adams
James Butcher
John Berry
Charles Bayley
Thomas Richard Kite
Henry Cotton
James Phipps
Elizabeth
John Hamsley
Richard Robertshaw
Thomas Jones
Frederick Smith
Thomas Green
Phther
Lewis
Barbican
Windsor
Mercury
Admiralty Court
Jane
Plymouth
C. Robinson
Chambers
Rover
Winchester Assizes
John Sansom
Hound
Hampshire
John Buckland
GranLping
Desmonn
Ingraxp
Fiuczanera
Royal investiture and levee details at the court
The King held an investiture for the Order of the Bath with robes and ceremonies. Nobles and officers including Lieut. and various dignitaries were present as guests were announced by the Gentleman Usher. A Privy Council followed the levee with appointments altered, notably the Brecknockshire sheriff Ebenezer Fuller Maitland, Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Order of the Bath
Reqs
Bert
Hood
Lan
Junige
Apeason
Ib Ing
Apcasign
Ates
G.carapoal
Mr. Mearian Depinay
Mauritius
R. Vizard
Vicowst
Sydney
Earl Howe
G. Philips
Colegrave
Lieut
Petre
Duke of Norfolk
Hereford
Earl Grey
F. Carson
H. Foz
Hall
Wood
Gardiner
O'Neill
M.P
England and Wales
Brecknockshire
Ebenezer Fuller Maitland
Bay
William Bathurst
Naval intelligence from Lloyd's March report brief
Naval intelligence lists arrivals from various ports including Mary Ann at New South Wales, Emma at South Seas, Belhaven at Demerara, William the Fourth at New York, Clarence at Aux Cayes, Bee at St Andero, Reliance at Berbice, Emma at St Michael's, Atalanta at Smyrna, Jane at Berbice, Alexis at St John’s New Brunswick, Confidence at Zante, and others. Mentions votes arriving at Berbice and logs of anchors and cables from St John's destined for Carnarvon after wrecks on the Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Dear
Marcu
S.W
Mary Ann
Jackson
New South Wales
Margate
Emma
Reynolds
South Seas
Belhaven
Campbell
Demerara
Cowes
Marcy
William the Fourth
Grimshaw
New York
Farmouth
Marcus
W.N.W
W.S.W
Clarence
Harding
Aux Cayes
Ff Port the Bee
St. Andero
Liverpool
Mancu
Reliance
M‘guire
Berbice
Ventrosa Abbott
Mobile
William Osborne
Blanshard
Savannah
Jarvis
St. Michael's
Atalanta
Petria
Smyrna
and Brothers
Patterson
Trieste
Cryo
Manca
Jane
Ritchie
Zephyr
Shank
Bons
Alexis
Moran
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Bom Finn
Ramada
St. Abel
Manoate Creek
Confidence
Wesley
Zante
Apple
Dall
Martin
Marti
London
Regular
Bond
John Bentley
Robertson
Carnarvon
Bar
Market prices and political notes in London and beyond
The day's market showed moderate meat supplies with steady to higher prices per stone for mutton veal and pork. Hay and straw prices were stable to unchanged as trade remained dull. Political agitation rose with calls to extend the franchise, meetings in London and reports from Brussels and Rome. the Lord Chancellor announces a levee, and a fire at Steventon injures property but is contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southali
Seeland
St. James’s
Sl. Us
Sarrurizio
London
John [Russell
Edward Knatchbull
Charles Wetherell
Robert Peel
Morning Chronicle
Constitutionnel
Brussels
M. Bresson
Belgium
Lord Ponsonby
Five Powers
Prince Talleyrand
Berkeley Square
Steventon
Richard Tyrrell
Reading Mercury
House of Commons debating Irish reform and privilege cases
The session opened after prayers with MPs filing in and discussions on a bill to sell Lincoln Castle for a county hall. O Connell moved to discharge a prisoner connected with a House outrage. the Speaker noted two points of form and dignity and a precedent from 1784. Debate covered pensions, reform, and the plan for parliamentary representation extending to Scotland and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Castle of Lincoln
O'Connell
Alexander Jacobs
Newgate
Mr. O'Connell
O’connall
Wood
F. Lewis
Tha Ffon
Beaumont
Trish
Meath
Irelend
Lord Killeen
Lennard MacNally
Ireland
John Newport
Hunt
Dartmouth
Mr. Hunt
Yorkshire
Jephson
Imperial Parliament Lords Debate on Bills and Reforms
In the House of Lords on Wednesday March 2 Sir A Grant and others moved the consolidated fund bill the appropriation bill and private bills read a first time. Petitions against slavery and for reform appeared from Croydon Norwich York Beckenham and others. Amendments to the Chancery Lunatics bill were discussed and agreed, with inquiries by Master in Chancery or retired judge. The Exchequer Bill passed committee and the Canada Inds Bill passed third reading. Lords adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell
House of Commons
Campbell
England
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
Hume
Rolges
F. L. Gower
Hoe
Europe
Ihon
Shelley
Middlesex
House OF Lords
Maron
A. Grant
Earl of Shaftesbury
Crown Office
Marquis of Westmeath
Lord King
Croydon
Norwich
Earl of Ranor
York
Beckenham
Kett
Lord Changellor
Chancery Lunatics
Lord Ellenborough
Canada
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Marc Rose
Cape
ST India House
United Company
Raat Onda
Milente and Beevor
Suticitogt
Trent
High Court of Chancery
Ennais
James Stephen
Southampton
Sun Life Assurance Society
Maisters
Messrs. Bromiley
Gray’ Tox
Dawson
Great Russell-street
Bloors
Bury St. Edmunds
Suffolk
Ak Man
Ipswich
Bedford Conservatories
Cross Keys
Bote and Baths
Gracechurch-street
Mons
J. Mallan
Piccadilly
Cen Re University
Paris
TAS Kings
Levey
Naval Intelligence
Witten
Harley
Oata
Marley
Osta
Nouse OF Commons
Lord W. Powlett
Ben
Esgmaner
M. W. Ridley
Iblf SD
Imperial Parliament
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