Ministers win stable Commons majority to govern Ireland
The piece argues a strong Liberal majority in the House of Commons will assure government stability and Ireland’s policy under a protective administration. It dismisses Tory hopes for a rival Speakership and warns that Irish influence and the so called Irish alliance are essential to any future cabinet, with registration driving Tory gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
E. Luenga
Scotland
Ireland
Hume
Ewart
Kilkenny
Middlesex
Liverpool
O’connell
Lord Muterave
Lord Murcrave
Treland
Rupert Pees
O’conner
Robert Pyell
Mel Bourne
England
Sir Ropgar Pee
Duke of West Lington
Anti Slavery Committee Moves to Remedy Serious Issue
The Committee of the Anti Slavery Society signals steps to address a serious problem. The text notes concern over conditions and a push for action, reflecting early organized reform efforts.
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Committee of the Anti- Slavery Society
Loss of Mr. Buxton and shaping of next Parliament
The passage discusses Mr Buxton’s temporary exclusion from Parliament and the heavy duties facing the Society. It notes his health and seat loss requiring retirement, and contemplates suitable successors such as Mr Burnet or Mr Evans to advocate for abolitionist and humanitarian causes with colonial knowledge and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buxton
Burnet
Evans
North Derbyshire
Weymouth
Tamworth Oration Warns Conservatives on Lords and Registration
Sir Robert Peel urges the Conservatives to distrust House of Lords obstruction and urges voters to register. The piece notes neglect of registration by independents, warns of Tory agents in registries, and stresses citizen duty to protect liberty and property through active enrollment, lest democracy and oligarchy threaten the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peer
Tamworth
House of Lords
Lords
Baronet
Sir Robert PaRu
Avowa Opposes Reforms Then Supports Ballot Measures
The text notes Avowa formerly opposed household suffrage, triennial Parliaments, and vote by ballot and suggests he may convert to these reforms. It recalls his prior steadfast opposition to repealing the Test Act and to Catholic Emancipation.
Ladies Aid for Abolition Pleads With England
A British abolitionist note urges English women to sign a petition to the Queen condemning mistreatment of enslaved people in West India colonies. Signatures gathered through varied worship centers and Anti-Slavery Depository at Aldermanbury, with copies sent nationwide. Signatures due by the twenty first of the month.
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Friends of Humanity
West India
England
Aldermanbury
Money Market and Bond Movements in London
Money market reports flat conditions with limited transactions. Consols quote at 91 to 91 4, Exchequer Bills at 8s lower, bullion weaker on the Continent, Mexican bondholders see no change in South American securities, Portugal shows a 1 percent decline in bonds, Spanish stock steady with 224 for Active Stock. Shares bleiben flat with prices falling.
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Taursday
London
Portugal
India
Court events and honours in London and Toronto
Tae Queen held court at the new Palace in St James Park. The Netherlands Lion cross was awarded to the Emperor of Austria by Tue Kine or Hottanp. Tue Kine or Worrexsure arrives from Germany with a large suite. The Express of Austria reports scarlet fever. Canada Papers to the 14th arrive. Sir Francis Head prorogues Toronto’s Assembly on the 11th with remarks on banking protections and road funds. Poor rates cannot be confirmed by magistrates starting Sept 29. Canvassing in East Riding shows Sabbath activity by Tories. Northampton’s loss shifts Reform support. a new trial may be moved in Rogers and Mills bribery case.
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Tae
St. James's Park
Tue
Austria
Worrexsure
Germany
Tre Express
Canada
Francis B. Head
Legislative Assembly
Toronto
Francis
Vestriea
Board of Commissioners
Lincolnshire Chronicle
York
East Alpine
East Riding
Northampton
Rogers and Mills
Lewes
Gilobe
Paris and Madrid Dispatches on Carlist Movements and Frontline Strife
Paris papers report a tense political scene with expected chamber discussions and a royal reticence to return. Madrid cites Carlist operations across Cantavieja Badajoz and Lerma with forces marching toward the Ebro, while Vizcaya and Valencia relay Catalan band movements and regiments en route to Santander and Aranda amid extreme heat and shifting fronts.
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Atocha
Our
Andalus
Estremadura
Miravele
Don Carlos
Tallada
Esperanza
Sierra
Noguera
Yelves
Don Pedro
Madrid
Ebro
Barcelona
Caspe
Catalonia
Bayonne
Castile
Zariategui
Tena
Cabanero
Lower
Arragon
Soria
Prussia and Holland Sign Commercial Treaty
Paris papers publish a recent treaty linking Prussia and Holland to admit ships on equal terms. It extends duties, bounties, and navigation rights across Rhine regions, Meuse ports, and frontier rail links. The accord lasts one year and aims for free movement of vessels and goods between both nations.
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Paris
Prussia
Holland
Rhine
Cologne
Mayence
Rotterdam
Kingdom of Prussia
Meuse
Private Letter from Philadelphia Delivers Economic Outlook
A dated extract describes a ten day turnaround with a 25 percent rise in trade, banks cutting back ahead of a looming six week government inquiry, and prospects for a National Bank or U S Bank of Pennsylvania deposits. The writer cites better administration, crop optimism, and public health since Plymouth, framing the gloom as divine providence.
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Philadelphia
Lord of Taser
United States Bank of Pennsylvania
Plymouth
Global market and political briefs from London and colonies
The latest advices up to the 17th show favorable U S prospects and no extra London house distress. A 500000 dollar packet funds the London and Liverpool houses. King appoints von Ranch to war duties and cabinet post. Wheat rises to 12s a bushel as drought hits corn crops. Pierre Bonaparte sails for Corfu from Falmouth. Port Philip reports fear of an aboriginal attack while emigration may be affected.
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America
United States
London
Liverpool
Bertin
War Department
von Ranch
Pierre Bonaparte
Lucien Bonaparte
Napoleon
Falmouth
Corfu
Hosart
Port Philip
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