Politics of Europe and cabinet rumours in Britain
In this period the cabinet meets regularly before Christmas to dispatch business and discuss rumours. The royal resolve and Stratford Canning’s mission to St Petersburg are noted, with Greece and South America also on the agenda. The article mentions a digressive anecdote about a Dumfries poultry theft and reports on Lord Strangford’s London arrival and various military movements and detachments bound for Ireland, Scotland, and colonies.
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sWealth
Bassi
Stratford Canning
Debaraber
Bt. Petersburgh
Guratford Canning
St. Petersburgh
Questia
Elaime
Russia
North Pacific
Great Britain
United States
Greece
Firaoran Cincomatancr
Paterson
Dumfries
Lord Strangford
Constantinople
London
Middlesex
Patrick Fiechan
House of Correction
Inundations in St Petersburgh devastate city bridges
Reports detail a catastrophic flood in St Petersburgh with destroyed bridges over the Neva and widespread ruin. Miloradowitsch, Benckendorf, and others act to aid sufferers as 400 soldiers bury the dead and provisions are rushed from Libau amid soaring prices and frozen shortages.
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Peterhof
Sailors
Gutnewahof
Emilianowks
Olawa
Liachta
Catherinenhof
Klaske
Gallay
Wanssili-Ostrero
Yelagin
Kammeno-Ostrow
Cronsdadt
Imperial Navy
Josain Bank
Miloradowitsch
Rigs
Libbau, &c
Libau
Kalinka Bridge
Miloradowitech
Newski
Benckendorf
Imperial
Konigserag
PEC
St. Petersburgh
Mamall
Cronstad
The Irish Provincial Bank Share Speculation
The directors of the Irish Provincial Bank alarmed by high share premiums suspend issues. Public opinion justifies some premium, but large capitalists plan speculative buys when they enter the market. Banks rise slowly, dividends may not justify lofty premia, and speculative buyers risk loss as the full sum is revealed.
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Jos Courter
Lamentable accident in Grafton Street Dublin
A Limerick Mail Coach driver lashed horses through Davwan Street Dublin causing John Auard man to be struck and fatally injured. He died within two hours at Mercer’s Hospital. Police guard the body awaiting an inquest as public anger condemns the coachman’s reckless conduct. Saunders N L.
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Grafton
Limerick
Davwaon
John Auardman
Grafton Street
Nonezau Street
Mercer's Hospital
Leas
Dublin
Saunders’ N. L
Disturbance at Liverpool Theatre Rocks Crowd
A violent riot at the Theatre Royal Liverpool followed Miss Mary Cramer’s singing at a benefit for Mr Bass. Objects flew from upper levels. seats and lamps damaged, missiles rained on stage, and both managers and performers faced disruption. After intermission, Miss Cramer reconciled with managers who published a conciliatory note. subsequent nights saw renewed disturbances and arrests, with Friday’s Banks benefit proceeding peacefully.
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Liverpool Fapcra
Mint Cramer
Musichall
Wang
Bass
Ballamira
Isa Cramer
Kenneth
Lewis
Misa Cramer
Vantenhoffman
Vandenhoff
Basa
Derk
Liverpool Courier
Bridewell
Liverpool Mercury
Mr Banks
Mina Cramer
Vandenhof
Miss Cramer
Mary Cramet
Christian Street
Cramer
Theatre Royal
Chefr
Anil
Market report shows mixed grain prices and stable dairy goods
The market texts from December describe low corn trade, cheaper wheat and barley, stable beef and pork prices, and hefty butter receipts in Dublin and Liverpool. Various prices for oats, rye, flax, and cheese accompany notes on cattle and sheep fairs and high demand for fat cattle and store livestock.
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Dustin
Dee
Lucan
Ruger
Buvera
India
Sun Fish
Wexford
P.ct
Dublin
Galway
Hales
Bakera
Navy
Buss
Kilkenny
Tissd
Tle
Sali Varley
Tanos
Retaal
Ecarce
Batewry
Dre
Sy Ag
Baety Leeway
Atdla- Hillery
Hutter
Tuewley
Firkin Crowes
Satley
Canton
Hacen Sas
Atutowe
Dro
Barcivasier
London
Duc
Geold
Smithfield
Worcester
Shrewsbury Fair
Iseielve
Outgoing tenants win suit over seed and labour claims
The Lincoln court heard a 1823 case by Louth and others against Enderby tenants of a Skepsene farm, denying that an in coming tenant should bear seed, fuel, and labour costs. The jury awarded the plaintiffs the claimed amount for seed and labour despite disputed drought-stressed husbandry.
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Louth
Enderby
Lincoln
Skepsene
Lincolnshire
C. BR. Massingberds
Massingberd
Michachagan Teem
Sean Fothem
Michela
Ania
Uae
Garay Apts
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Eggerton
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57Th Foot
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New South Wales
12Th Foot
Malta
Corfu
Sth
Liverpool
Royal Biacorps Hae
Graverense
Canada
Hythe
Trelant
London Sun
Wamburgh
Lubeck Gazette
Cronntadt
M. de Beckendorff
M. de Beckendorf
Alexandre de Newski
THE
Irish Provincial Bank
Liverpool Theatre
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