Properial Parliament and Lord Grey Facing Retrenchment Plea
A Right Rev. Bishop took oaths and seat as papers from London Flour Company were presented. Lord Grey moved retrenchment reform petitions from Scotland. Debate over producing Law Officers opinions on Lord Sidmouth circular, with adjournment to tomorrow.
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London Flour Company
Lord Grey
Southatls
Scotland
Langdale
Lord Sidmouth
Home Department
House of Commons Proceedings on April THURSDAY
The Speaker resumed the Choir amid thanks for his illness and a pledge to discharge duties. Motions to revive all Committees until May 19 were agreed. Notices ranged from Penal Statutes affecting Catholics to abolishing public whipping of women. Petitions from Wolverhampton and Cork callers urged tax cuts, wool exports, and franchise changes. Government to issue Exchequer Bills to aid the unemployed. Budget discussion postponed until estimates completed. Adjourned.
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Thornton
Ferret
Wolverhampton
F. Lytieton
Ponsonby
Welch
H. Parnell
Ireland
Curweri
Cacraft
J. Ridgie
Cork
J. Newport
Limerick
Landton
Canning
Lisbon
Prince Regent
Portugal
Lythleton
Old Swanford and
Stonbridge
Prince Negent
Lamb
Brougham
Exchequer
Lyttleton
Vansittart
Tierney
Pat Gilbert
Moniay
Finance Committee
Long
D. Brown
Bostwell
Kilmarnock
Bir M. Ridley
Academical Society
Chancery Lane
Lord Palmerston
Drawing-room at Queen's Palace postponed due to Queen's illness
London news notes the royal drawing-room delay at Buckingham Palace after the Queen falls ill. Bulletin confirms Her Majesty indisposed and not receiving company. The report also surveys European affairs, from Austrian Saxon marriages to Italian and Spanish naval moves, and mentions the Princess of Wales’s Vienna visit incognito.
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Sir Henry Halford
Queens’ Palace
Ma Jory
Brussels
Austria
Saxony
Amelia
Frederick
Caroline
Trieste
Great Ag
Switzerland
Cadiz
America
Lloyd's
Arica
O'Donnell
Morillo
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Minorca
Mediterranean
Beresford
South America
Wallachia
Moldavia
St. Petersburgh
France
Persia
Ruasit
Europe
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Como
Leybach
Venice
Queen's Bulletin Reports Monarchy's Favorable Recovery
London dispatch notes that Queen's indisposition is not serious and improving after a good night. Early visitors including Liverpool’s El, Lords Sidmouth and Milford, and bishops from Oxford and Bangor are listed as having inscribed. A Swedish embargo on porter and most cotton goods aims to curb exchange rates, affecting calico printers and trade until East Indian cotton arrives.
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Milman
Queen’s Palace
Liverpool
Sidmouth
Milford
Somerville
Rivers
Flopetoun
Oxford
Bangor
Calico Printera
Sweden
East Indies
Queen's health bulletin notes gradual recovery
London reports a daily bulletin on the Queen's health after consultations with Sir Francis and Sir Henry Halford. Arait 25 states she passed a good night with gradual improvement, plans for a drawing room upon recovery, and a remark that the fatine may be too great for her constitution. The Prince Regent left for Kent, while market notes show wheat, barley, and beans prices fluctuating with demand.
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London
Francis
Henry Halford
Arait
Fm. MicmMan
Sus- Caan
Castlereagh
Kent
Ark
Evening Print Lottery Draw Promises Big Prizes
A newspaper note warns readers that the paper is published daily with the latest post office deadline for an evening edition. Tomorrow’s lottery drawing offers more than two prize categories, four of which are twenty thousand pounds, with tickets offered at unusually low prices.
The Continent and British Commerce in Crisis
The Dublin Fourth notes European artics and British policy amid continued continental tariffs. It argues that Britain’s high duties provoke reciprocal measures, condemns the Continental system, and calls for a direct, decisive use of the national storehouse to fund state needs while warning both political parties will suffer as Europe learns Britain is not so mighty as claimed.
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Bosavante
Rosixson
House of Commons
Britain
Europe
Direct tax on land labour and capital urged
A speaker argues for replacing current revenue methods with a direct tax on the annual produce of land, labour, and capital. He cautions against import duties, envisions free commercial exchange, and stresses Ireland should leverage its woollen linen trades and fisheries while removing progress obstacles. The aim is to fund public surpluses through direct taxation of productive output.
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Ireland
Mey
London Journals Arrive With French Papers This Week
The London Journals of Friday have arrived along with foreign papers from France and other nations to a recent date. The bundle includes the latest items from Paris and regional outlets, offering readers a snapshot of current European events and trade notes.
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London
Conspiracy in Spain and O Connor Robbery Case
Reports from Cadiz describe a planned Barcelona insurrection to restore the Cortes and a liberal monarchy, thwarted by the government. Generals Lacy and Mittano led the plot, with many arrests in Spain. Mittano escaped. Separately in Ireland, Roger O’Connor faced Galway Mail Coach robbery charges, with jury details and warrants described, ongoing custody and transfer to Dublin.
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Barcelona
Cortes
Generale Lacy
Miniano
Pontier
Figuera
Monjui
Lacy
Mittano
Spain
Conk
Roger O'Connor Esq
Palace Anne
Bandon
Galway
Cappagh Hill
County Kildare
Pearse
Loushrea
Nead
Dublin
O'Connor
Arthur O'Connor
Robert Gilbert
Cort
Gilbert
Robert
Fort Robert
St Fort Robert
Cork
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