Parliament debates silk weavers and joint stock reforms
In a lengthy session Lord Althorpe carries a Commons message on the silk laws while petitioners from Dublin Wexford Limerick Galway seek oath exemptions. The Earl of Lauderdale signals plans to end joint stock companies with two standing orders. Restoring titles, oaths of officers, and indemnity act questions draw sharp exchanges among ministers and peers as papers are ordered and the House adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beroatar House OF Lords
Tiesnay
Dublin
Commons
Lord Althorpe
Eden
Wexford
Limerick
Galway
Earl of Lauderdale
Hts
Earl of Liverpool
Norice
Earl of Darlington
Winchelsea
County
Marquis of Landsdown
Excise
Ireland
Charles II
Marquis of Landsdowne
Lord Kise
Lord Crirpth
Lord Holland
James
Charles Steicher
Ata
Marquis of
Lord Rosslyn
London Markets Report From May Evening Trade
The London Journals arrive with July count open at 9541, dipping to 952. Motley's scarcity persists while Foreign Market shows weight, especially South American securities and bonds. Colombian, Mexican, Peruvian, and French scrips move with the Paris spread. bonds quote 1041, then 25, with Boanish at 19 and 19 as last.
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Ferry
Smidg
Reuter
Rumored Lisbon Revolution Tied to English Plan
Pamphlet notes a May 25 rumour that Lisbon’s revolution stemmed from an English scheme foiled by a Russian counter-project, while the Portuguese Government seeks countermeasures. A Porto Bello letter from March 29 reports a vessel from Callao with word that the Royal Spanish army offered capitulation to Bolivar if sent to Panama to cross to the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamip
Lisbon
Porto Bello
Callao
Bolivar
Panama
Letters on the Battier affair and Hardinge correspondence
A May 1824- May 1844 sequence of letters and notes recounts disputes over signatures and accusations of calumny involving Sir Henry Hardinge, Mr Battier, Lord Londonderry, and Cranes Turner. The documents include copied statements, minor pencil erasures, and witness accounts concerning honor and professional integrity.
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Battier
Thorou
Henry Mardinge
Talao
Ifuntee
Baiter
Batia
Lardinge
Cranes Turner
Colonel Western
Lord Londonderry
Henry E Hardinge
Western
Teth Hussars
Vivias
B.C
M. Frenen
Grosvenor Place
Dean Toasra
Ponel
Bartier
Party Conflict Turns Violent in Inisinore Riot
A morning clash between two men, m and Kenny and Lanny, escalated into a Protestant Catholic riot in Inisinore. Protestants, initially weaker, were overpowered. McCry was fatally struck. Authorities arrived with guards and seized muskets. By May 28 a magistrates’ inquiry continued. a fair in Mezaireside reported free of battery. Wheat and barley prices fluctuated as markets opened.
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Exwikttuien
Tom Plave
Inisinore
Larse
Kenny
Lanny
Tee Ternier
Daier
Tretestanta
Mane McCry
AP Creery
Mezaireside
Wolient
Strange Country Welcome At St. James's Park
A historical extract recounts George the First's arrival in England and his comment on locals misunderstanding property. It notes Arthurian or royal intrigues, Hardinge’s military honor and a public apology incident, and a series of miscellany about road dust prevention, remedies, and a lamp report.
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George
Engand
St. J.ames's
Accanal
Lord Chetwynd
Axtenore
Sra
Hanniwoe
HW. Hardinge
Marquis of Londonderry
Buartier
Napoleon
Alliea
Paris
H. Hardinge
Henry
G. Gilmore
Durham
Tyne Bridge
Aidam
Gilmore
Birtley
Dean Sweet
Newcastle
Tyne
Afedtrad
Butchers
Lancashire
House of Commons
Corree
Mouse of Commons
Lng
Will Stafford
London
Vrussiat
Vrershen
Wess Whalia
Civ O of
Vavec
Herring
Gievhaer
Powwles
Aselec
Walser Mets Pt
Beckie
MG Bya
Pie Danne
Tate
Macebaut Payton
Leroy
Gage
Estes
Unclear OCR Weather and Supply Notes From Market Preview
Fragmentary OCR text suggests market notes on supplies of wheat barley oats and other grains with quantities listed. Mentions Moruhrys and Quis and references to arrivals on Monday with mixed quality remarks. Overall, data appears garbled and partial but centers on grain stocks and future arrivals.
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Lospostons Parnasad
Moruhrys
Separation of Lord Byron and Lady Byron Sparks Rumor
A British newspaper recounts Lord Byron and Lady Byron’s separation amid scandal and jealous rumors. It traces a confidant governess’s influence on Lady Byron, mentions Byron’s Drury Lane Theatre committee role, and describes a dramatic public confrontation when Mrs Mardy was cited in the custody dispute.
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Lord Byron
Lordship
Lord Byrn
Lady Byron
Nable
Argus
Jady Byron
Miss Noel
Ralph Mallank Noel
Drury Lane Theatre
Hig
Mr. Mardyn
Drury-lane
Sally Byron
Marya
Mardyury
Bern
Moyrtey
Pessian
Pat Tata
Hoplite
Gm Initia
Wearesot
Yuden
Dew
Mardyn
Mia Mardyn
New Musical Fund Annual Concert Impresses Haymarket
A richly attended Opera House concert by the New Musical Fund featured Bellamay, Catalani, and Braham among others. Performances ranged from grand overtures to vocal solos and a flute concerto, with high praise for Miss Goodall stepping in for Paton and the overall efficiency of the ensemble.
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Miss Cawse
Misa H. Cawse
Maidsme Pasta
Aris
Maedame Catalani
Gratias Dgimue
Madame Renai de Begnis
Signor de Beptis
Wis
Madame Atatanis
Monsieur Craillon
Chong
Nicholson
Salinon
Madame Catalani
Miss Paton
Mr Braham
Cruda Norte
Misa Paton
Miss Gootall
Miss Goodall
Braham
Lmnily
Averis
Sinclair Sune
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Grand Canal
Con
Loan & P. Ct
Peru
Oval Canal
Peterly
Gov. Security
Gov. Sec
National Insurance
Royal Irish Do
Tee Patriotic
Acrip
St. Patrick
Shamrock
Dublin Gas
Hibernia Gag Do
E. Loan B
Saree Mining
Royal Lrightrining Co
Dublin Coal
ATE
Sir H. Harding
MR Battier
Caysa UK
Cady Byron
Abe
Eerie
Sha Tower Ma
Manu
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