Britain Recognizes South American Independence After Deliberation
The British Government formally recognizes the independence of the South American States, including Mexico and Colombia, after careful investigation. The Etoile Grat critiques misinterpretations from Paris and London, arguing no clear commercial or political motive justifies intervention or support for insurgent colonies.
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Canning
Colombia
Mexico
Englih
England
South America
Spain
Europe
Commercial Treaty With Brazil revision and risks
Extract from the 1519 treaty notes that after fifteen years the two high contracting parties may revise and amend articles as needed Subject to mutual notice any stipulation under revision is suspended until discussion ends Final ratification exchange expected in London within four months Dublin Journal editor reports a claimed Christmas Day volley rumor and refutes it through Lord Viscount Powerycourt’s agent Robert Sandys Dear Sir помощь
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Brazil
Great Britain
Rio de Janeiro
London
Dublin Jaunnat
Tya
O'Cowpedi
Roman Catholic Association
Powersburt
Viscount Powerycourt
London Journal reports mixed stock market, wheat, and meat prices
The London Journal notes limited activity in British stocks with fluctuations in Mexican and Colombian bonds and a Paris rente reading. It records abundant supply of wheat from Essex Kent and Suffolk, heavy malting barley and white peas, dull oats, and a general drop in beef prices. Wheat and grain prices, along with Smithfield meat rates, are detailed, showing overall market softness in several commodities.
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Londow
Axtremely Limited
Ponent
Ahares
United
Buenos Ayres
Paria
Essex
Kent
Suffolk
Poland
Smithfield
Matton
Park
Carle
Fay
Grand Jury and Market Jury sworn in at New Quarter Sessions
The Lord Mayor and High Sheriff led a formal procession to Green Street for the first Quarter Sessions of the year. Grand and Market Juries were sworn with many attendees fined for nonattendance. The Recorder and officials warned against obstructions and stressed weights and quality of public food. The Bank of Ireland lowers discount rate to four percent on English bills and offers London bills at 21 days. A Gymnastica exhibition by Professor Beaujeux drew 300 attendees at the Rotunda with Lord Combermere present. News items note arrivals from Dublin and Scotland’s excise chief duties, plus port vessel discussions and local council inquiry remains pending.
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Bir Geo
Whiteford
Abbott
Green Street
City of Dublin
Arthur Perrin
John Davia
John Rothwell
George Carr
Thomas Bennet
Richard Ward
James Leedom
Josbes
Paisley
John Huston Jobo M'Clean
Thomas Mason
George Jones
Richard Lynch
Thomas Bible
George Alker
Edward Jones
William Power
Edward Booth
Thomas Gresham
Luke Connor
John Thompson
Eayes
John Sullivan
Peter M'Bride
Joseph Bene
Richard Conway
William Corbet
Thomas Kane
Richard Atkinson
Richard Wilkinson
William Kene
William M ‘Donald William M'Comas
James Reynolds
John Hinds
Francis Carroll
James Murtagh
William Chalenor
John Lynch
Joseph Bergin
Thomas Hoe Mathew Crosbie
Michael Goodin
John O'Neil
William Lawless
Mathew Read
Begra
Recorder
Bank OF Irilawn
London
Bank of England
Beaujeux
Rotunda
Lord Combermere
Funds and Foreign Market Shake Up in London Trading
London market reports a rebound in British funds after fears of a French stock decline, with a strong rise in Consols for account and a surge in mining shares. Paris authorities dispute UK recognition of South American independence, while buyers push up Transatlantic securities amid a volatile week.
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London
Gatorday Blomt
France
Paris
Savings Banke
Express
Long Ann
Ldths & Co
India Bonita
Irish court hears multiple indictments of theft and burglary
Commission intelligence reports William Silks and Catherine Silke indicted for stealing a parcel from Hamilton and Co. to Milwood and Co. Waterford. Silks found guilty. Catherine acquitted. Articue M Williams convicted of burglary at Dr Clarke's house. John Monaghan and associates face conspiracy and arrest-of-judgment motions. Nowlan found guilty of stealing a boiler. Judge Moore condemns combination crimes, Craven and Donoghue sentenced, with remarks on harming Irish industry and society.
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William Silks
Waterford
Hamilton and Co
Moorestreet
Catherine Silks
Articue
M‘williams
Doctor Clarke
Jobn Trail
Paltic House
Moore Street
John Keegan
Dr. Clarke
John Monaghan
Monaghan
Richard Monaghan
Vandeleur
Dublin
Vandelene
Farquhar
Nicholas Murray Mansfield
Craven
Donoghue
Abe
Moore
Ireland
England
Cork
Noulis
Phinonens
Vic
Solo J. Pua
PL Nugent
Paulip Elward
Eiward
Bennels
tLe
Ful
Suewa Binwelf
army movements around Limerick and India levies report
A military scene in Limerick features a well dressed detachment marching with bugle and bands as the 19th Foot and Royal Artillery prepare. Reports note withdrawal of the County of Limerick staff detachment from Annacotty and a call for a permanent post there. An expected 4000 additional troops will be raised for service in India and a recruitment levy mirrors prior sums. Glasgow University awards Doctor of Medicine to Surgeon Andrew Blaby of the 4th Regiment of Foot.
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Limerick
Royal Foot Artillery
Cobbe
Limerick Gast
Athlone
Andrew Blaby
4Th Regiment of Foot
Promotions in the Army and Dragoon Guards 1835
Military promotions listed by the War Office dated January 1 1835. Various officers from the 33rd Foot 6th Dragoon Guard and other regiments exchange promotions by purchase and appointment. Ranks updated include lieutenants captains majors coronets and surgeons with several retirements and half pay adjustments noted. The document records names such as Bartholomew Martin Fullerton Den Ormady Giffard Gooc h and others moving across units.
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Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Ensige Ri
Den
Ach Ditto
Edward Sherlock Gooch
Ormady
Cornet
Richard Thomas Gilpin
Gronch
Jat
Grenadier Regiment of Foot
J. Dennis Wright
Armstrong
Sth
Regiment of Foot
John 9. Sim.cockes
Eines Ded
Samuel Beiton
Sim, Cockes
Charles Wood
Bat Fon
Court adjourns as Monaghan case eyed for arrest judgment
The court adjourned to two o’clock tomorrow and a certiorari and arrest judgment in Monaghan’s case for guilty of Combination in the Marquess of Wem meath’s case will be moved before the judges in chambers.
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Monaghan
Marquess of Wemmeath
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London Journale
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John Mortlock
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Rettle
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19Th Foot
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Etreeta
Artur L'Eutrauge
Samuel Hood
Gorge Ears
Burgwon
Trigge
Lawrence Alexander Spearman
Bayly
George Barclae M.D. Fromme
Dent Decease I
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Samuel Gy
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Moyle Sherer
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66Th Co
Charles Chichester
Betain
Purchase
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Davie Dickson
David Fitsgerald Real
Dickson
67Th Co
Alexander Cuma
French
49Th Foot
S5th
Weat Initia Regiment
Connell Werker Jessop
York Chasseurs
John George Griffiths
MaTacereio
Alexander Campbellly
7Th Foot
Dl. Gey
Landi
John Williams
Foot
William Gifford
Sir ‘Thomas Ormaby, Hart
1 Light Dragoons
William ‘al Atrong
aRever
Alexander Gordon Laing
Iican
Africa
Wosrital Myaff
William August Burke
Ebenezer Brown
James Strachan, M. D
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Henin
Ansistant
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Macgibbon
John Clellart
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