Cobbett Speaks on Corn Bill and Land Pay Policy
In a contested Suffolk meeting, William Cobbett criticized the corn bill and warned that restricting imports harms farmers. He argued wages, taxes, and cash payments create distress, urging minimal relief and firm stance against perceived parliamentary missteps. The gathering adjourned after toasts praising Cobbett and agricultural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobbett
Imnaldo
Hanks
Webu Ball
Stull
Yeutigg Foyner
Libels on the Late Queen in Joke Book Case
At the Court of King’s Bench in Loxton the indictment against Thomas Robert Weaver Thomas Arrowsmith and William Shackell alleges they published libels about the late Queen in the Sunday paper Joke Buil. The jury found the defendants guilty after passages from John Bull and Wilberforce were read and discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denman
John Bull
Wilberforce
House of God
Justce
Goronilants
Marquis de Belloir
Lord Waterpark
Scarlett
Paris
Wayland
Mr Cavendish
William Cavendish
Compte de Rollair
Compte
France
Cavendish
Crofts and Co
Pall Mall
Sir William
ZOO
Notes and Settlements Amid Old Court Case Decline
The case concerns a note tied to gambling losses at the Inn, with a long chain of historical revolutions and title changes affecting payment. Lord Waterpark’s handwriting was proven, and stamps and legalities blocked recovery. a jury ultimately found for the plaintiff eight hundred pounds, but with no stated interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vairman
Baller
Gal
Lami
Hastings
Sussex
Curtais
Cobbett
Compte
Bellair
Noble
Crofts and Co
Waterperk
Ldrd
Great Britain
Wade
Russia funds and European markets drift through unsettled week
The English press notes a curious week as stock markets rise despite skepticism. Speculators buy heavily, consols edge up to 78 and 78 for the February account, Paris rentes quoted around 546 40c, and Spanish bonds show improving demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Turkey
Petersburgh
Riden
Stock Exchange
Wen
Paris
London
Spain
Joan
Madrid
Committee of of the Cortes
Iusines
Price of Irish Bank Stock and Canal Loan Rates
Bank Book entries show Gov Deb perct values and par values for Do Stool Bh perch and Do &p. tte esse ees-73. Grand Canal Loan listed at 4 p ct with 405 Do state stock details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.ct
Paria papers reveal royal censorship aims in France crisis
The article reports on ministerial proposals to restore censorship and curb journals in France, outlining Articles 1 through 5 granting government control, suspensions, and penalties. It notes liberal opposition, potential committee referral, and broader European tensions including Austria, Smyrna, and Madrid events. It also covers Persian and Spanish developments, and American colonization efforts in Africa with Sierra Leone and Grand Bassah ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Chamber of Deputies
France
Win
Viconajtis
Froh
Count Lutsow
Russo
Austria
Smyrna
Babylon
Madrid
Mina
Gallicia
Siguenza
Seville
Cadiz
Navarre
Biscay
Girona
Ardoio, Hubbard and Co
National Intelligencer of
Poa
Ult
Winn
United States
Wiltberger
Colonization Society
Africa
Foura Bay
Sierra Leone
Grand Bassa
Europe
America
Sherbo Ivland
Fourn Bay
The Marquis Wellesley At A Grand Levee
The levee yesterday proved most splendid and avatorous with dignified reception of figures like Mr O Connell and other catholic gentlemen. Exclusionary past practices fade as the Margate Wellesley completes a grand work praised by the Sovereign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis Wellesley
Tong
O'Connell
Margate Wellesley
Farming Society and public economy debate on retrenchment
The article debates whether government funding of the Farming Society boosts national income. It argues liberal expenditure can increase wealth, citing estimates of £800,000 added to state wealth annually and a broader production figure. It questions extending retrenchment and suggests larger funding could raise revenue twentyfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svall
Tiberaligy
Ireland
Disturbed Kerry districts face mob attacks and outrages
Reports from Kerry recount raiders sacking homes in Ardtally and Aglish, seizing arms and pressuring clergy. Fires destroyed by wheat and property, while Yeomanry organize in Killarney. Cork Rye courthouse attack repulsed. Clane barony meeting to raise special constables. Revenue up over 500,000 for quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry
Orpen
Ardtally
Kenmare
Butterfield
Sulivan
P.P. of
Aglish
Killorglan
Boyes
Burnba Haggard
Kitzmaurice
Springmount
Listowell
Fismaurice
Killarney
Brown
Exar
Rye Court House
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Peel
Donlause
Pobchett
Jlo
Aca
Indead
Prince
Kingland
Port
Janco
Bogland
England
Curtain
Cobbot
Britton
Faulkner's
Dublin Journal
Farming Society
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