Thiers and Barrot discuss Polot de la Lozere at the King's concert
At a Wednesday king’s concert Thiers and Barrot debate Polot de la Lozere’s late arrival and voting for the Doctrinaire candidate. Thiers says Polet acted on his own counsel, Barrot notes ministerial votes and alliances, Guizot’s resumption of office remains possible.
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Breach of the Peace and Imposture Items Lead to Alleged Crimes
In a Bamnite Chronicle excerpt, two foreign-looking men are charged with a breach of the peace following a dispute over debt and honor at a free school. Separately, a youth named St-nl-y circulates a counterfeit antiquarian coin called Talents, touted as rare but exposed as a fake, leading to his committal to the House of Correction.
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Ship news lists arrivals and sailings with wind shifts across multiple vessels including Baboo Brock Lord Duncan and others. Reports a flood of damage incidents: ships struck reefs, sank, or were leaky near Workworth Yarmouth and Ardglass with cargo losses and crew saved. Also notes Lisbon Bank panic and New South Wales labor terms.
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Ireland. Rousing protests against church tax rise in Cork
A Cork correspondent reports on growing opposition to tithes and clerical levies. A Garrycloyne assembly urged Parliament to seize church property for national use, backing redistribution to widows and orphans. Leaders vow to resist paying ministerial dues, even at personal cost.
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