Prussia and Poland Crisis Draws British Anger and Reform Debate
A long, pointed critique warns Britain and France to confront Prussia over its Polish policy. It links non intervention breaches to potential war, urges Britain to act to protect Europe’s balance, and condemns press and ministers for their handling of reform and foreign affairs. The piece also critiques Aberdeen and Portugal policy, highlighting tensions with France and Spain.
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Middlesex Sessions Postpone Trials in Riot Case
The court postponed Bliss’s trial for the gaming house case due to Bliss’s illness while Bond’s trial may be delayed only if he appears. Four men faced riot and assault charges after police were attacked at the Great Mogul in Drury Lane. Guilty verdicts led to three months for two and ten days for the others. A separate item quotes a travelogue excerpt by Mrs. Conoser Evwoon detailing India overland encounters and a Turkish setting.
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Trade fairness in government linked business concerns
The editor is urged to address injury to trade caused by officials who run lucrative trades alongside public duties. The writer argues that those receiving public money should be restricted from business, to remove unfair advantages and protect other tradesmen.
Investigation ordered into Darcy conduct as Yeomanry captain
The Marquis of Anglesey ordered a probe into Captain William Darcy of the Lowtherstown Corps of Yeomanry by Brigade Major Scott at Irvinstown county Fermanagh. The charge alleges he withheld arms and government appointments from members of Protestant or non Protestant faiths, causing disbandment of many trusted privates after decades of service. The dispute centers on religious discrimination over arms and posts. The Dublin Evening Post notes a Gossett letter to Newtownbarry magistrates misnamed a signer in the related incident.
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Cork Distillers Reply From Lords of the Treasury
Readers recall the Cork distillers strong resolutions protesting a cold rejection by the Lords of the Treasury. The resolutions, from a wealthy and intelligent body tied to the island’s sole remaining manufacture, drew public attention. The Treasury reply to the Cork distillers is published here for public justice.
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