Regulating disorders in Bengal blamed on India Company
A London Evening Post letter argues rapine and injustice in Bengal demand Supervisors to regulate disorders. It condemns Leadenhall Street corruption and monopoly profits, cites India trade abuses, and warns Parliament will demand impartial justice from the Company Directors. VERITAS notes Lord Camden and Yorke's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India House
Bengal
India
Alledge
Asia
Europe
Leadenhall-street
England
Ajsia
Calcutta
London Evening Port on North condemning King over Captain Jones
The London Evening Port reports Lord North as the public figure denouncing his Majesty for rejecting Captain Jones. The piece warns that if the Hillings escape punishment, trouble will follow and the public mood remains strongly opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord North
Captain Jones
Hillings
Admirer of the Fair Sex Cited in Political Dissent
A speaker denounces insults to His Majesty and the laws, claims the constitution is injured, and vows decisive action in the coming contest. The speaker warns the people will not suffer abuse and deception, invoking the fable of the husbandman and the snake to underscore the point to the Lord.
Freeholders of Trowbridge urged to vote for public welfare
A letter from a Freeholder of Trowbridge Wiltshire warns the town’s Freeholders against voting for Mr. Herbert on private interest grounds. It alleges that some intend to remove the market cross for votes while urging them to consider public liberty and the welfare of the community, praising Mr. Goddard as acting from higher motives. August, Westbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trowbridge
Wilts
Mr. Herbert
Herbert
Themelves
Goddard
Sheuli
Westbury
This Day Catalogues Valuable Books Sale
This Day was published advertising a sale of thousands of valuable books from several libraries including those of Sir Thomas Allen and the Rev Sir Ashhurst Allen. The catalogues, free of charge, list low prices printed by W. Chafe in Norwich and are available from multiple booksellers in York Street Covent Garden Buffis Street Temple Bar Ave Maria Lane St Paul’s Churchyard and Finch Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Thomas Allen
Ashhurst Allen
Barts
Somerleyton
Lowestoft
Suffolk
W. Chafe
Norwich
S. Baker
York
Postscript on European diplomacy and Middle East unrest
Warsaw reports: Vienna and Berlin seek Poland's interests at the Fokzany congress, with treaty terms to reflect them. Plague spreads in Podolia while Ali Bey’s capture is denied. he advances toward Jaffa as Saide fortifies, signaling a likely violent clash with Osman Pacha and the Serafkier forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Petersburgh
Vienna
Danube
Berlin
Fokzany
Poland
Podolia
Aeppo
Syria
Ali- Bey
Mehemit Aboudaab
St. John D’acre
Ali-Bey
Jaffa
Saide
Mutualis
Osman- Pacha
Debates on India governance and naval accountability
London reports discuss the need for robust laws in India, warning that appointments of overseas supervisors face corruption risks. A Naval example shows Captain Norris punished after cowardly acts, with Lieut Palliser key in driving accountability. Dispatches from Genoa, Algiers, and Stockholm add overseas policy and demographic notes, while other items note fires in Whitehall area, a Cambridge horse theft trial, and a Clare market cricket brawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India Hene
Johnston
India
Governor V
Solomon
Cato
Lettock
Matthews
Norris
Admiralty
Lieut
Palliser
Genoa
Spain
Italy
Astley's Riding School Delights Westminster Nobility
Evening diversions at Astley’s Riding School Westminster-bridge draw noble patronage. Noted exhibitors include Mr Wildman for deft maneuvers and Mr Hawlin for heavy balances. Astley’s five year old rides two horses, the French messenger and the little military horse please spectators. Duke of Gloucester and other nobles praised the broad ford display with high satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astley
Westminster-bridge
Wildman
Hawlin
Duke of Gloucester
Also Mentioned on This Page
London ‘Evening Pod
Mr. Miller
House of Commons
Lor North
Lord Camden
Yorke
Bolts
London Evening Post
Hampton-Wick
Hampton
Middlesex
Edward Stevens
Bedell
Vintners Hall
Thames-street
Spears Dale
Christopher Kilby
Beachworth and
Buckland
Ryegate
Dorking
Robert Taylor
Charing-Cross
James Syme
Bucklersbury
Richard Warren
Mary-le-bone Street
Golden Square
Marylebone-street
Golden-square
N. B
Langford
Paternofter-row
Postscript
Holland
Algi
Dey
Madrid
Joseph Mawbey
Guildford
Lord Minsfield
King’s Bench
Duke of Cumberland
Denmark
Zell
East-India Station
Lambeth
É&C
Stockholm
M. Vargentin
Royal Academy of Sciences
Moi
Vargentin
Portsmouth
Lizabeth
Sarah
Shepherd
Friendship
Chambers
Samuel
Palin
Sunderland
Hope
Atchison
Mr. Dudley
Saw
White’s Court
Leicester Fields
Thomas-Street
Southwark
Cambridge
William Rous
Riley
William Brittain
White Conduit House
Newgate-market
Claremarket
Forsal
Clare-market
Newgate
Onight
Benjamin Nathal
Kingdom
Richard Fydell, Esq
Boston
Lincolnshire
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