Parliament Notes on Spain, Ashantees, and Legal Bills
The House discusses government declarations on a subject before Parliament, Spain abstention from a congress, and awaiting commissioners’ reports. Reports confirm Sir Charles M'Carthy’s death. debates cover Irish issues, magistrates indemnity, and Catholic church matter. Ascot races and Crown court appointments noted. Bills move through Commons and Lords, including Marine Insurance and county court measures, with cautious progression and resistance to rapid passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
House of Commons
Minick Browne
Chouse
Seraion
Grattan
Hume
Ireland
Goulburn
Messrs, and
Debates and royal moves across Europe and France
The extract cites disputes between the Journal Des Debats and its critics, notes a royal review at Champ de Mars with infantry, and lists government proposals on indemnities for Frenchmen with property seized. It also mentions a House of Commons session, a legal sentence for an assault, and fines related to royal authority, reflecting press contention and public notices across 1824 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Des Debats
Wenot
Champ-de-Mars
Sister of Marine
France
Madrid
Count de la Bourdonnaye
Chamber of Depatien
Visitation of Dublin Archbishop at Christ Church Cathedral
Grace, Archbishop of Dublin, announced a visitation at Christ Church to hear musician Mr Smith's complaint against the Dean and Chapter for dismissal from the choir. Refused admission by a verger, orders cited by Dean and Chapter. visitation postponed to July 8 at St Patrick's Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Christ Church Cathedral
Ms Grace
Christ Church
Smith
Henry Meredyth
Kildare
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Army Guards inspected in Hyde Park with upcoming battalion drills
Brigaded guards units were inspected in Hyde Park by Colonel Hi Townahend. Exercises followed under Captain Simpeon. Scheduled inspections include Grenadier Guards on 17, Coldstream Guards on 18, and Foot Guards on 19. Portsmouth tasks shift deployments of Warwickshire and 3rd Guards to Plymouth and Windsor respectively. General Calvart may move to Sandhurst as governor pro tem. Dragoons march from Norwich to Ipswich Thursday. Second division of Queen's Regiment arrived at Portsmouth from Dullin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guards
Hyde Park
Hi. Townahend
Grenadier Guards
Coldstream Guards
Foot Guards
24Th
Warwickshire Regiment of Infantry
Portamouth
Plymouth
3D Regiment of Guards
Windsor
74Th Regiment of Foot
Ireland
H. Calvart
Bart. G. C. B
Sandhurst
Royal Military College
Sth
King’s Royal Irish) Regiment
Les Dragoons
Hussars
Thursby
Norwich
Ipswich
Queen's Royal) Regiment of Foot
Portsmouth
Dutlin
Ship News Items From Cork to Falmouth and Losses at Sea
The James Fitzpatrick from Cork to Petersburgh arrived at Falmouth on ships day. The Alegria Felix from Maranham to Oporto wrecked on Allene Bank. crew and part of cargo saved. The Azores from Jamaica to Trinidad de Cuba and Jersey lost off Trinidad de Cuba. crew saved. Francis of Lomnton driven from moorings in heavy swell. wrecked with cargo aboard. crew saved. Arrivals include Enotient, Scyan from Memel. Catherina Christiana from Dantzig. Victory from Memel with timber. Harmony, Kilgower and Gleaner with goods from Riga. Dorset vane from Bordeaux. Sailed Hannah for Barbadoes. Arma from Gray to London arrived Gravesend end 13th instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fitzpatrick
Murdock
Cork
Petersburgh
Falmouth
Sthinat
Alegria Felix
Maranham
Oporto
Allene Bank
Azores
Bedford
Jamaica
Trinidad de Cuba
Jersey
Onatava
Francis
Lomnton
Ash
Fsa
Enotient
Scyan
Memel
Catherina Christiana
Christian
Dantzig
Victory
Ruparth
Harmony
Kilgower
Gleaner
Grey
Gooda
Riga
Dorset
Vane
Bordeaux
Hannah
Cullen
Barbadoes
Arma
Gray
London
Graves
London Evening Briefing on Securities and Irish Estates
A London morning dispatch reports feverish activity in South American securities amid Canning’s communications on recognizing independence. It notes fluctuating Mexican scrip, steady Colombian scrip, and minor shifts in exchequer bonds, with details from the Bank Stock market. It describes the Guildhall site in London hosting the Trish Society related to Irish land estates managed by the Corporation of London, including historic holdings in Londonderry and Coleraine, improvements for tenants, and preservation efforts of records after the 1789 fire. It mentions claims by the Chetriah Society to elect MPs and hold livings, and ends by correcting a misstatement about the portrait removed from Carlton Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canning
Ann
Trish Society
Old Blackwell
Guildhallard
New Courts
Corporation of London
Ireland
Toundonderry
Earl O'Neil
Elizabeth
James
Londonderry
Coleraine
Bann
Guildhall
Chetriah Society
Queen Caulues
Carlton Palace
Caroline
George 11
Charities of England Income and scope revealed
Officials report to Parliament showing 10 736 total charities across many counties and London with income details. Charities with income over 3 879 2 205 over 2 to 50 1 045 over 1 to 10 rents yield 214 157 19 6 rent charges 23 045 8 8 and other sources 843 a 1 total income 39 709 7 10 remain to be added for a few counties not yet investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of Charities
House of Commons
Bedford
Berks
Cumberland
Derby
Devon
Essex
Gloucester
Abereford
Hertford
Ket
Lancaster
Middlesex
London
West- So
Northampton
Nottingham
Oxford
Rutland
Salop
Somerset
Southampton
Stafford
Surry
Southwark
Sussex
Westmoreland
Worcester
York
City of
Bristol
England
Charity Children meeting at St Pauls Cathedral
The Anniversary Meeting for children educated in Parochial Schools in London was held at St Pauls Cathedral amid rain. The Lord Mayor and dignitaries attended as choirs performed Psalm 100 and anthems. A sermon by the Bishop of Exe... urged charity and support for the schools. The procession returned to schoolhouses for a feast, with a large door collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. P’aul's
Hackney
Wood
Brown
Key
Sandwich Islands
Russia
Prussia
Duke of Leeds
Dromore
Bath and Wells
Execer
Religious Tract Society honors members at annual meeting
At Bishopsgate Street London the Religious Tract Society held its annual meeting chaired by James Esdaile. The report noted wide U S distribution and reprints abroad, library access for apprentices, grateful acknowledgments from Asiatic leaders in Matias and Calcutta, and financial health with awards planned for Miss Middleton and Mrs Marleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London ‘Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
James Esdaile
United States
Frayland
Matias
Mo Aslam
Calcutta
Angland
Las Bearios
Middleton
Marletleton
Veashes
Harvest prospects and government tax debate amid drought
The report outlines tensions over looming harvests and grain yields as weather harms crops. It notes cabinet friction between the Palm Commission and government leaders over wartime revenue used to support France, and describes forthcoming measures to balance the exchequer while farmers face reduced yields and damaged fields.
Arctic North America Exploration Plans Revealed
The note in the Quarterly Review outlines an ambitious Arctic voyage by Captain Franklin with Dr. Richardson to map the North American coast from Mackenzie River to the Copper Mine River and beyond toward the Polar Sea. Captain Lyon reportedly aims to sail the Griper to Repulse Bay and Cape Turnagain to extend the survey, with hopes of reaching the North Pole by late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarterly Review
Siberia
America
Icy Cape
Franklin
Dr. Richardson
Mackenzie River
Copper Mine
Copper Mountains
Bear Lake
North America
Lyon
North Pole
Baron Wrangel
Medges
Hackluyt
Dole
Spitzbergen
The Morning Chronicle on Carnate's gang and blasphemy
A damaged 19th century critique mocks The Morning Chronicle for its defense of public spirit amid Carnate's gang fate. It argues punishment weighs public defense differently from the crime itself and questions distinctions in sentencing for blasphemy and related offences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Chronicle
Carnate
the Chronicle
England
Fragmented Letter Mentions Insanity and Public Notices
A garbled missive discusses a neighbor and a public matter, noting mentions of insanity and various names. The text references a Saturday reception, a Housecat Commons event, and scattered phrases about paper, mediation, and potential consequences, but lacks coherent details or a clear action.
Fragmentary text fragment hints at unknown details
A garbled passage mentions various names and items but yields no clear event, place, or date. The readable elements include scattered proper nouns and phrases without coherent narrative or identifiable facts.
Second appearance of Mr Sinclair at the Theatre
Mr Sinclair made his second appearance at the Theatre in the Moon Meadow season, introducing several songs with fine execution. The performance of Farewell my Best Treasure pleased the audience, and the parts by Mrs Bedford, Mrs Humby, Messrs Fullam, Johnson, Bedford, and A Lee were well sustained. The house was fashionably attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Mra Bedford
Mra Humby
Mesara Fullam
Johnsson
Bedford
A. Lee
Market Notes On Wheat Barley Oats And Butter Prices
Market report from Jun 17 details Wheat at 27s to 10s per cwt with prime values higher, Barley 16s per cwt, Oats steady to lower, Butter fluctuating with merchants and firkins, Flour prices steady, and limited demand for grain amid cool weather. Prices vary by region and grade, with mild declines in some lines and steady tones in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wether
Jonz
Sis
Englis
Oata
Rome
Dublin
Montreal
West Indies
Barbadoes
Trinidad
Seach
Enyetsly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl Baorst
Charles M‘carthy
Ciurches
the King
Ascot Heath
King’s Counsel
LW. Bell
Rich. B. Werren
Phillip C. Crampton
John H. North
M. P
Johnister
E. H. Hatchell
F. W. Russell
Thos. Costello
John Brie
Evgie
House of Common
House of Lords
Lord Henborough
Reiesdale
Lord Lenborough
House Commons
Urney Seastons
Mel. C
Laghia Wan
Nun
the Army
Ship News
Chariting OF
Religious Tract Society
Potaxi
Lelerstan
Warsaw
Wie
Vyore
Pram Pichy
Vitrean
Hissin
2Ragah
Awa
Bartey
Goume Pak
Mer Dlape
Exblonarony Exprditione
Trame
Curie
Peelshewel
MR. Gudblay
Ubenestiniea
Housecat Commons
Dunea
Dolby
Brani
Vesterdis
Vielastasono
Otto Heavens
Bacher
Low
Ava ii
Mr Boah
Bratin
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