Debated Portugal crisis sways House of Commons
Lord Palmerston and Mr Huskisson clash over Don Miguel’s Portugal coup and British policy. Peers demand papers on Lisbon and Brazil. Peel defends government while Landon doubts foreign policy, noting Terceira and earlier interventions. House adjourns after division. fire in Fredericstadt, Norway follows.
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Don Pedro
Lord Palmerston
Spain
England
Nuskisson
Mr. H
Friends of Liberty
Europe
Canning
W. A.court
Lisbon
Charles Stuart
Brazils
Don Miguel
The
Portugal
Huskisson
Foreign Department
la Miguel
Friend
Frederick Lamb
London
Colonial Office
Lord Dudley
Palmella
Sir Frederick Lamb
France
Gibraltar
Tagus
Don John
Donna Maria
Louis the Eighteenth
Louis
Itis
Terceira
Netherlands
Villa Flor
Elear
Lord Wellington
Torres Vedras
Toulouse
Ehuskisson
Peel
Sir F. Lamb
Lord Landon
Mexico
Mr. Peel
Ife
Brazil
Il Ssesse
Majorities in Vote on Papers and Yeomanry Reduction
A parliamentary record lists a minority of fifteen voting for production of papers on judges at Bombay on March 8 led by Bentinck and O Connell, and a minority of fifty nine voting to reduce yeomanry and volunteer troops after June next on March 9. Names include prominent peers and MPs such as Althorp, Jephson, Russell, Baring, Lamb, Parnell, and O Connell among others, with tellers noted as Fane and Philips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Marche
Bentinck
G. Q O’connell
D. Wynn
Ebrington
Lord Protheroe
E. ‘ . Grant
R. Rice
T.S. Wrottesley
Sir J. Gordon
R. Thomson
C. P. Tellers. Hobhouse
J.C. Townsend
Lord C. Hume
J. Jephson
C.D.O. Warburton
H. Stewart
J. Morpeth
Yeomanry
Althorp
Lord Jephson
C.D
Russell
Lord J. Baring
Sir T. Lennard
T. B. Robinson
G.R. Baring
Alex. Lamb
Hon.g. Rumbold
Chas. Baring
B. Lott
H. B. Rickford
Wm. Baring
F. Lester
B. Sandon
Wisc. Bright
H. Labouchere
H. Smith
Vernon Burdett
F. Monck
J. B. Smith
W. Burrell
C. Marchnbanks
S. Sebright
J. Burrell
W. Macdonald
J.thomson
C. P. Blake
F. Martin
J. Wood
John Bentinck
Ld.g. Macqueen
T.P. Warburton
H. Cave
R.O. Nugent
Lord White
Col. Carter
J. O'Connell
D. Wood
C. Carew
R. Parnell
H. Wood
Ald. Dundas
Hon. T. Pendarves
E. Whitmore
W. Denison
J. E. Ponsonby
C.f.wrottesley
Sir J. Ebrington
Lord Price
Notices of Motions in the House of Commons Today
Business before the House of Commons lists motions by Mr Spring Rice on Ireland’s poorer classes and reforms, Colonel Davies on amending the 50 Geo. ILI. c. 117 pensions act, the Lord Advocate on uniting jury trial in civil matters with the Court of Session, and Mr Alderman Wood on coal trade conditions and port charges in London and shipment ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Rice
Ireland
Colonel Davies
Lord Advocate
Court of Session
Scotland
Alderman Wood
London
Theatre listings at Covent Garden and Hay Market
Theatre programs for March 11 show The Gamester at Covent Garden with C Kemble and Warde and a new Teddy the Tiler then Robert the Devil with Bennett and Keeley Also Hay Market presents Michel and Christine La Maison du Rempare and Werther vaudeville acts with P Putier roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Covent-Garden
Beverley
C. Kemble
Stukely
Mr. Warde
Lewior
Mr. Abbott
F. Kemble
Teddy the Tiler
Power
Robert the Devil
Duke of Normandy
Robert
G. Bennett
Picolo
Keeley
Blanche
Hughes
Lodine
Cawse
Gamester
Hay Market
Michel
Christine
LA Maison DU Rempare
M. Portier
Mathieu
Mademoiselle Florville
Georgette
Werther
M. Putier
Public subscription urged to aid Morning Journal editor
The Morning Journal reports a call by friends of press liberty to raise funds to pay fines and cover prosecutions against editor Alexander, now imprisoned at Newgate. Subscriptions are invited at Holmes's Hotel, Garraway's, or the paper's office, with a daily committee in session.
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Morning Journal
Alexander
Newgate
Great Britain
Commons
House of Parlament
Ireland
Scotland
Court of King's Bench
Holmes
Parliament-street
Westminster
Garraway
Cornhill
D, Hurst
Publication Commences At Six O'clock This Morning
A fragment notes the publication starting at six o'clock and mentions correspondence with T. PR. and acknowledgment of his wishes and merits. The readable text centers on the start time and the acknowledgment, without further details or names.
Apostate patriot Berpert and the taxation reform clash
The Morning Journal denounces Sir Francis Berpert for backing Canina and criticizes the House motion on retrenchment. It argues the civil offices for half pay officers are exploited while full pay officers gain both salaries and pay, highlighting a system of inequity and corruption. The piece then explains the fragile fate of landed proprietors under falling rents, detailing a 1813 to 1830 case of a family estate and annuities, ending by urging landlords to seek relief or emigrate.
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Francis Berpert
Baronet
Canina
Lord AirHorp
Gorphon
Duke of Wremincton
Groves Murray
Lord Rossiyg
Henry Harping
Sir Francis Bernett
House of Commons
Westminster
St. James's Street
Hosy
Soupe Margre
St. Omer
France
London
Paris
Brussels
England
Lord Bexley
Ricardo
Peer
Duke of Wellington
Insurrection fears cited in Tavoy Mergui Tavoy and Moulmein
A Calcutta letter excerpt notes long standing signs of insurrection among neighbours and warns of possible attacks on Tavoy Mergui and Moulmein. It suggests a divided European force and hints at hidden approval by a distant sovereign for eastern frontier mustering, with hostile plans on the rise.
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Calcutta
Tavoy
Mergui
Arracan
Mergut
Moulmein
Meno
Ava
Golden Foot
Imperial Affairs and Economic Reports From Asia and Europe
A digest reports on political divisions abroad, land clearances, and new agriculture schemes in India and China. It notes improvements on wasteland, rent-free jungle settlements, and thriving Sea Island and Bourbon cotton. Market data show declines in Greek stock and steady other securities. China coverage includes canal and flood concerns, cantonment relocations, and official cautions on misrule and court decisions.
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Lodia
Sangon
Sea Island
West Indies
Java
Calcutta
Simderbunds
China
Peking
Imaus
Nayenching
Cashgar
Moo-weitsh
James Scarlett
Chekeang Province
Tuogchow
Ganhway
Malah-yih
Lew-taho
Military Council
Criminal Board
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Hat Prices Rise and Trade Details in 1830s Times Letter
A hat-maker writes to the Times in February 1830 arguing profits in hat making are rising. He cites beaver prices from 1812 and 1813, notes shellac and gum use, trimming cost rises, and announces prices now range 125s to 190s per pound. He suggests Times editors verify with Hudson’s Bay officials or hat makers. He signs as A Hat-Manufacturer. The Covent-garden Fund festival is slated for tomorrow with Mathews, Sir George Smart, the Duke of Clarence chairing, and Miss Fanny Kembie earning 30 per week amid charity donations. Halil Pacha’s gifts are shown at St Petersburgh.
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Sim
Times
the Times
Hudson’s Bay Company
Mathews
Messrs
Sinclair
Wood
Bellamy
Broadhurst
Dumset
Keeley
J. Reeve
G. Stansbury
Taylor
Yates
George Smart
Duke of Clarence
Fanny Kembie
Covent Garden
Miss K
Halil Pacha
St. Petersburgh
Royal visit and high level meetings in London
The Duke and Duchess of Clarence visited Princess Augusta at St James's Palace and returned to Bushy Park. The Austrian ambassador conferred with the Duke of Wellington at the Treasury, with the Bank of England officials present. The Spanish minister met the Earl of Aberdeen at the Foreign Office. Wellington hosted Cabinet members at Apsley House. The Duke of Richmond is indisposed at Cavendish Square. The Marquis of Salisbury and Earl of Aberdeen called on Wellington and Peel respectively, while the Dowager Marchioness visited Siamese youths at the Egyptian Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Duchess of Clarence
Bushypark
Princess Augusta
King’s Palace
St. James's
Duchess of Gloucester
Sophia
Bushy Park
Augusta
Mrs. Fielding
Somenset Cluset
Duke of Wellington
Treasury
Strikring Wn
Bank of England
Exchequer
Earl of Aberdeen
Secretary of State For Foreign Affairs
Apsley House
Piccadilly
Duke of Richmond
Cavendish Square
Marquis of Salisbury
Secretary Peel
Privy Gardens
Marchioness of Salisbury
Pany
Gossip of the Day in Regency London Society
A brisk wrap of court whispers and political chatter: Wellington’s opinion awaited on French chamber dissolution, Polignac messenger at Apsley House, Windsor receptions for Lord Aberdeen and Prince Leopold, and Duke of Richmond’s health update. Reports touch on Duchess of Kent travels, Queen Caroline’s condition, a 178-ton Arundel cutter, yacht works, and a vivid Appeat Theatre review.
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Lennon
Fredericstadt
Norway
T. PR
the Morning Journal
Horns Tavern
City Intelligence
Prince Polignac
Apsley-house
Wilmot Horton
Vesey Fitzgerald
Lord Aberdeen
Prince Leopold
Windsor
Marquis of Conyngham
Lady Ellenborough
Adam
Burnett
Dr. Hair
Worthing
Duchess of Kent
Brighton
Caroline of Denmark
Duchess de la Rochefoucauld
E. J. Curteis
M.P
Brighton Guardian
Bentham
Standard
James Lyon
K.C. B
G.H.C
Barbadoes
St. Thomas's
Trinidad
Dominica
Antigua
Tobago
St. Kitt’s
Sierra Leone
Vera Cruz
East India House
Earl of Clare
John Malcolm
G.C.B
Lord Ellenborough
Indian Board
R. Grant
University of Oxford
Albert
Prussia
Duke of Norfolk
Arundel
Joseph White
East Cowes
Marquis
Donegal
Miller
Charles Bowden
Saints
Brest
Joseph Weld
Pulwell
Ratsey
West Cowes
John Fitzgerald
Y.C
St. Katharine Docks
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