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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 17, 1849
Page
15
Napoleon offers the Duchess of Orleans, residing here, the pin money she was entitled to in France. She accepts on condition that half of last year’s amount goes to the wounded and families of those killed in February’s revolution. She remains retired, focuses on her son’s education and aid to local poor.
Mr Braham returned to Exeter hall on Wednesday to a warm reception, though friends hope he rests on laurels already won. His voice shows decay while M Schénhoff debuts with a neat, musical tone as Istmaton Catris Marxet reports the Islington cattle market revival with large lairage, rail links, and weekly stock sales. A London postmaster affair and Bank of England note trick are noted, followed by a Cheltenham drama controversy and a California gold fakery alert from Albany.
The French Assembly re elected M Marrast as President by 477 to 221. It moved to proceed to a second deliberation on the organic law of the Council of State. Lamartine urged dissolution and surrender to the people, arguing for another Assembly to reflect popular will. Votes showed 400 against dissolution, 334 for it, amid broader controversy.
In Dublin circles there is no credence to reports that Lord Clarendon is leaving Ireland. Sir James Graham is eager to test his handling of the Irish problem and a Graham led ministry could pursue a more liberal policy than his past stance. The Gogarty case moves forward as errors argued against the indictment in the illegal drilling trial. Belfast police progress at a steady pace with ten cases reported Saturday and only three on Monday.
Stara or Trapa. Jan. 16. The cloth market shows little change with steady prices and very light stocks. Yarn demand weakens as contracts near expiry, with potential declines of about 1/2d per lb possible from last Tuesday. Activity in Macclesfield and Middleton remains improving despite overall quietness.
COBRN-EXCHANGE reports improved grain supplies with mild weather ahead of grain and flour liberation. Purchases focus on immediate needs as arrivals include Wheat 710 quarters English 8,460 quarters Foreign Barley 2,938 qrs English 2,670 qrs Foreign Oats 2,790 qrs English 15,130 qrs Irish 2,160 qrs Foreign Flour 970 sacks.
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