Correspondents urged to sign names for satisfaction
A notice requests that correspondents including Rev. Dr. T Price Rev. T Jackson Rev. T Styles and others provide their names and addresses. It mentions a Weymouth correspondent and readers from Gravesend Ramagate and Maldon. The piece implies that anonymous dissenter communications require identification before response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Price
T. Jackson
T. Styles
Messrs. J. Griffiths
E. Smith
London
Salop
Gravesend
Ramagate
Maldon
Weymouth
Political contest rages as Reformers gain in counties
The Patriot reports sweeping shifts in English and Welsh elections with Liberals leading Tories in early results. Middlesex, Sussex, and other counties head for further Reform triumphs amid charged campaigns, including anti Popery appeals and religious controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wales
Middlesex
East Cumberland
Surrey
Sussex
East Sussex
Currers
Cavenpisu
O’connell
Huddersfield
Casher
Maldon
Essex
Len Nard
Sheffield
Warp
Leeds
Bradford
Halifax
Knaresborough
Hull
Evesham
Norwich
Maidstone
Scotland
Ireland
Address to Weymouth electors by Mr Buxton
The notice highlights Mr Buxton's address to Weymouth electors with no room for comment. It indicates a focus on the speech and its political relevance without further details.
Speech at Hackney Provokes Thought on Clergy Political Influence
The Standard reviews Rev. Dr. J. P. Smu in speech at Hackney praising Dr. Santa as learned and pious. It notes a calm tone despite provocative claims that clergymen should exercise political influence and promote religion, while dissenting from the idea of clergy preferring religious representatives over good and pious men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Smrrn
House of Commons
Bath
Rogstick
Borsack
Borthwick
Bonnam
Ross
Kearscey
Weymouth
Buxton
Viturers
Hust
Middlesex
Captain Woon
Pownatt
Huse
Huwe
Hume
Hunte
Col. Farrman
England
Lord Castor- Reagh
Tyburn
J. P. Smuiin
Hackney
Santa
Inter views with Viscount Melbourne and Bank of England figures
Reports of meetings with Viscount Melbourne involving Douxe or Mariscroven and Prince Esterhazy with the Earl of Essex. Bank of England quarterly liabilities and assets show circulations, deposits, securities and bullion changes, with bullion stock at high levels and fewer securities. Weather and political notices follow with Queen Victoria’s visit to the Queen Dowager at Bushey and the arrival of the Earl of Muterave in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douxe
Mariscroven
Viscount Melbourne
Downing-street
Prince Esterhazy
Earl of Essex
Bank of England
East Surrey
Ramegate
Margate
Channel
Goodwin Sands
Lambeth
Old Street Road
Mivresex
Byng
Hume
Duchess of Kent
Baroness Lehzen
Buckingham Palace
Bushey
Cavendish
Paina
Twickenham
Isleworth
Earl of Mutcrave
Dus Lin
Kingstown
England
Dublin
Viceregal Lodge
Dublin Evening Post
Money Market Summary From City Ledger Update
The monthly bank return through the 25th shows bullion stock up nearly half a million, boosting money supply. Rates and bond quotes remain firm with Consols at 914 to 3 and Exchequer Bills at 52 prem. Bank Stock rises to 210 to 21. Foreign markets show active Portugal turmoil and Don Pedro charter clash. bonds steady. Spain, America, and Buenos Ayres reports are mixed. Oriental State turmoil returns. Don Carlos activities seen as aimless. Three Per Cent Reduced at 922, 3 Ditto 992, India Bonds 51 prem, Exchequer Bills 52 prem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Don Pedro
Spain
Don Carlos
Buenos Ayres
Riveira
India
Flight of Don Carlos Across Eastern Spain Described
The Moniteur reports Don Carlos fleeing from Valencia toward Teruel and Cantavieja, then Daroca and Borja near the Ebro, with Espartero and Buerens maneuvering between Cuenca Molina and Teruel. The Pretender may retreat into Navarre as Espartero advances toward Villar de Domiñgo Garcia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Chiva
Don Carlos
Valencia
Madrid
Teruel
Sierra de Lenares
Cantavieja
Daroca
Ebro
Calatayud
Borja
Tarazona
Oran
Chulilla
Espartero
Buerens
Cuenca
Molina
Villar de Domingo Garcia
Cuenga
Navarre
Portuguese insurrection gains ground as charter support grows
In Portugal the charter movement advances with military backing from Elvas and Alentejo troops, while Valenza remains under insurgent control in the north. Government forces under General Valdez mobilize 250 infantry 21 lancers and artillery as Castello Branco troops switch sides and unite with allied regiments. The revolt is described as a military revolution with little popular participation to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valenza
Day Antas
Alentejo
Valdez
Castello Blanco
Cacilhas
Estremos
King's Reception Prep and Sicily Uprising Amid Plague News
Brunswick reporters note grand plans for a royal welcome as the King of Hanover and Siciny react to Marseille plague. Sicily faces insurrection claims. Palermo reportedly in revolt with 2,000 men sent from Messina and 14 ships carrying 3,000 men to reinforce. Dublin’s Lord Lieutenant returns to govern, ending Orange speculation. East Kent candidates clash with dissenters as Methodists reportedly dismissed for hymn singing. Firefly steamer brings cholera counts from Malta. Crown ceremonies generate strong public enthusiasm. Fire damages Nutting and Co piano factory in Islington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Hanover
Sarovixia
Marseilles
Lazaretto
Siciny
Sicily
Palermo
Messina
Tancrede
Naples
Dublin
Ireland
Royal Household
East Kent
Edward Filmer
Faumouru
Firefly
Malta
Istineton
Messrs. Nutting and Co
Piano-Forte Makers
Barford-street
Islington
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