Debates On Irish Church Tithes And Cinque Ports Bill
Imperial Parliament proceedings recount a London bishop introduced for a retrospective church bill, committee on Ireland’s Church Temporalities Bill, Warwick election defenses, and Cinque Ports bill considerations with calls for a government commission. Reports also cover the Ranger incident at Rio de Janeiro and French parliamentary sentiment.
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London
de Hauge
Ireland
Earl of Warwick
Warwick
Watchful admonition from Dupin after re election
After his re election to the chair M Dupin urged the Chamber to vigilantly oversee expenditure, ensuring it stayed within the voted sum. He credited the caution to lessons from the glorious Three Days, prompting questions about ministerial accountability to the President.
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M. Bienon
M. Dupin
Dethroned King Advances in Hindostan and Marine Court Plans
The Marquis of Clanricarde and family depart for Antwerp aboard the Attwood. A Special Court of Proprietors at East India House weighs proposed compensation for maritime officers, amid belief the rate is too low. Reports from Madras note rapid reconquest by the dethroned King of Cabul toward Hyderabad, with unrest across Hindostan. Kean's farewell at Ly-mou-th Theatre praises Richard the Third as energetic and truthful, while General Steam Navigation packets gain favor for speed, fare, and comfort between Ramsgate Margate and London.
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Marquis of Clanricarde
Antwerp
General Steam Navigation Company
Attwood
East India House
Madras
Cabul
Hyderabad
Hindostan
Lymouth
Kean
Richard the Third
Richard
Plymouth Chronicle
Ramsgate
Margate
London
Market Roundup From The City Markets And Funds
Morning report notes stocks and funds largely unchanged with Consols at 90.3, Spanish 46.37, and Portuguese Regency 84.3. Antwerp reports dull coffee and firm sugar while cotton trades briskly. Bond prices edge. King of Ava reports and Lloyds notes of the Frederick runaway. Continuous quietness prevails in the stock exchange as investors await Irish Tithe and Poor Laws amendments.
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Spain
Antwerp
Hamburgh
Mark Lane
Stock Exchange
Bali
Bengal
Ava
Prange Ie
India
Stairc r ares v Waratcey amicably adjusted at Bow Street
Police report of this day at Bow Street shows Mr Shil libeer withdrawing the summons against Waratcey as omnibuses stood in an area polluted by the Woods and Forests commissioners. Judge Minshull expressed pleasure at the amicable settlement and the lack of vindictive motive.
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Bow-Street
Staircrares
Waratcey
Shillibeer
Minshull
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Markets Day Report Corn Exchange and Newgate Markets
The market outlook was weak from dry weather with slow sales and cheaper prices. Wheat and malt remained in oversupply with dull demand, flour steady, and barleys unchanged. beef and mutton sold slowly at previous levels while veal lamb and pork stayed scarce with brisker sales.
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Newgate
Leadenhall
Norfolk
South Down
Shipping Intelligence Arrivals From Lloyds Throughout August
Latstot from Calcutta and Mauritius. Hocquean from Calcutta. Pleiades from Quebec. Renown from Calcutta. Scotia from New South Wales. Columbian from Valparaiso. Sasso and Hampson from Mobile. Highlander from St. John’s. Nautilus from Sierra Leone. Francis from Barbadoes. George Canning from New Orleans. Nautilus and Lady Rowley from Sierra Leone and Santa Cruz. others from Orleans, Quebec, Archangel, Oporto, Barbados, and St. Lucia.
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Lloyd’s
Latstot
Aus
Boult
Calcutta
Mauritius
Hocquean
Pleiades
Wilson
Quebec
Livermout
Ava
Renown
My Lord
Scotia
Watson
Irom
New South Wales
Columbian
Brice
Valparaiso
Sasso
Wood
Hampson
Ward
Mobile
Highlander
Gardner
St. John’s N.B
Nautilius
Sair
Sierra Leone
Orr Liverpool
Francis
Barbadoes
George Canning
New Orleans
River
Nautilus
Lady Rowley
Santa Cruz
Bolivar
Cumberland
Josep, Storey
Montreal
Clio
Archangel
Actor
Oporto
Retrench
Barbados
Andromeda
St. Lucia
Rejected Tithe Bill News and Stock Exchange Turmoil
European political rumors are debunked as unfounded while stock exchange clashes in Paris disrupt the opening of trade. Reports recount a dramatic yacht rescue at the Needles and a grim sea tragedy observed by a reader, highlighting peril and bravery at sea.
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Lords
Globe
Spain
France
Foundation
Madrid
Morning Chronicle
Stock Exchange
Constitutionnel
England
M. Bertrand de Lys
Valdez
Valencia
Paris
Tribunal of Commerce
Needles
J. Sanderson
Royal Yacht Squadron
Neuha
Hampshire
Switzerland's Diet fails Swiss independence amid great powers pressure
Berne reports recount how every canton votes alike and the Diet yields to Austria’s influence. The piece condemns England and France for apathy, predicts Swiss moves toward the German Confederation or Prussian treaty terms, and warns of Austrian occupation if Switzerland joins the quadruple alliance. It critiques British policy and questions why London and Paris did not act to defend Swiss liberty.
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Berne
Diet
Switzerland
France
England
Juste-Milien
Movement Party
M. de Bombelles
Alread
Schaffhausen
Austria
From Madrid Frontiers and Carlist Movements Report
From our correspondent letters describe cholera trends in Madrid and Old Castile, price hikes on leeches, stock exchange volatility, and political arrests. notes on urban militia shifts, royal family stay, and Catalan liberal influence. Reports of Bayonne and Avinton dispatches, Carlist troop movements, footholds in Elisondo and Ulzama, and Zumalacarregui fighting in the mountains. Mentions Mr. Maberley and Mr. Irving. Braham’s health confirmed. St Omer maneuvers advance earlier with cavalry arrivals. robbery at Islington home.
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Madrid
Stock Exchange
Castile
Don Francisco
Paris
M.de Rayneval
Pyrenees
Constitutional Party
Catalonia
Louis-Phillippists
Maberley
M.P
Irving
London Morning Press
Commission
Addresas
Chamber of Procuradores
Bayonne
Figuero
Betela
Rodil
Umlache
Bastan
Jooreguy
Villa Franca
Erazum
Aguirre
Arrais
Laux
Pampeluna
Telosa
Borunda
Aoica
Bidassoa
Urdex
Irun
Zumalacarreguy
Carlos and Co
Morning Chronicle
Perry
Mr. Braham
Gems of Melody No 11 and 4 lute airs reviewed
Music column praises John Parry's Gems of Melody numbers 3 and 4 for lute with pianoforte. Notes selections from Ossini Weber Mozart Auber Gustavus and Haydn, highlighting correct tasteful arrangements and promising continuation. Four of six planned gems published. author hopes Parry completes remaining pieces with same care.
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Ossini
Weber
Mozart
Auber
Gustavus
End of Travian Theatre Season as Barber of Seville Enthralls Crowd
Last night Travian Theatre closed its season before eight amid a dense crowd for Rossini's Barber of Seville. Despite Grisi Rubini Tamburini and Ivanhoff, subscriptions fell short by about nine thousand pounds, provoking debate on aristocratic patronage and Laporte's management. Performers delivered vibrant renditions, with Tamburini and Grisi praised for their artistry as the company closed with God Save the King.
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Travian Theatre
Rossini
Grisi
Rubini
Tamburini
Ivanhoff
Europe
Laporte
Reat Eclor
Signor Galli
Grisi Coquet
God Save the King
Paris Theatricals Adapts For New Opera Le Chalet
Paris theaters announce Le Chalet at Opera Comique for Inchindi debut amid other novelties. Le Caprice halted by Made moiselle Boulanger illness but resumes. Nautique hosts debuts including English Saxony, Le Nouveau Robinson due next week. Les Oudines adds two swans to cast. Qdry heads to Brussels. Jenny Colon returns to Paris. La Nouvelle Judith to premiere at Palais Royal with Dejazet. A petition seeks state support to save the gratuitous instruction school of M Choron. Cirque Olympique to open in September with a new military spectacle.
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Opera Comique
Inchindi
Mademoiselle-Boulanger
Theatre Nautique
Saxony
Qdry
Brussels
Mademoiselle
Jenny Colon
London
Paris
Palais Royal
la Nouvelle Judith
Mademoiselle Dejazet
M.choron
Cirque Olympique
Serious accident befalls Mrs Knapp in Oxford Street
Mrs Knapp wife of Rev Dr Knapp of Wilsden was driving a pony chaise when it collided with a passing waggon. She was knocked into the road, carried to a chemist shop by bystanders, then to Mr Ensor's house, where Dr Brodie attended. She was later moved to Wilsden in an alarming condition. TheExster Clock piece sold at public competition in Regent Street for six hundred eighty guineas after spirited bidding.
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Knapp
Wilsden
Oxford Street
Enger
Brodie
Strasburgh
Regent-Street
George Robins
Jacob Lovelace
Exeter
Amctria
Court Roundup Details Viscount Althorp Visit and Cabinet Gatherings
From the Court Circular Viscount Althorp departed for a visit to his majesty’s castle yesterday around noon. A Cabinet Council met in the afternoon at Viscount Ceremony Down Street with ministers including Viscount Melbourne, the Marquis of Empeown, Viscount Dancannon, and other high officials. Discussions covered foreign affairs, Greece, and trade matters with several interviews noted at the Board offices and official residences.
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Viscount Althorp
Yeotseterney Castle
Ceremony
Abercromby
John‘ Hobheasze
Onsier Jerro
Monsieur Tricoupi
E.C. Dishrowe
Sweden
Wallace Returns to Greenock Amid Cheers at Tontine Hotel
The Lord Chancellor’s anticipated autumn visit to Dunrobin Castle is noted, but today Mr. Wallace arrived in Greenock by Helensburgh steamer at six thirty, greeted by flags bands and a throng. He spoke from the Tontine Hotel balcony with animation, to the evident esteem of his constituents, and looked well after his parliamentary labours.
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Dunrobin Castle
Aberdgenerald
Ai Areivac
Ma. Wallace
Greenock
Wallace
Helensburgh
Riot and Fight Between Trades Unions and Anti-Unionists
A riot occurred at Brixton near the House of Correction after workers from trades unions clashed with navigators hired for a reservoir project. Four to five hundred formed, bricklayers used hods as weapons, navigators with scoops overpowered them, many injured but not fatally. Police could not muster in time. Morning Chronicle reports.
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Brixton
House’ of Correction
Rixton House of Correction
Morning Chronicle
Greenwich Regatta Endures With Seven Thousand Watching
Yesterday’s Greenwich Regatta drew a large crowd along the Royal Hospital front as six competitors raced a new wherry through five heats. James Giles won the first heat, Samuel Weeks claimed the grand heat, and Weeks narrowly beat Newton in the final run, with about 7,000 spectators present.
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Greenwich
Royal Hospital
Woolwich
Thomas Starkey
Freemasons’ Lodge
Roberts
Lord Ligonier
James Giles
Samuel Weeks
William Newton
James Cockshot
William A Burden
Samuel Milmoth
Mac
Borat Hospital
Orange
Giles
Newton
Cockshot
Weeks
Guizot circular to six learned societies in France
The Moniteur reports a circular letter from M. Guizot to six learned societies, proposing regular government backed correspondence and an annual collection of key communications with a summary report of all societies. Separately, repairs begin on Lack Frairs Bridge with cofferdams and restricted navigation. A new large eel house is under construction at Westminster with support from the Dean and Chapter, the National Society, and bishops, plus substantial private subscriptions.
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Moniteur
M. Guizot
St. Margaret and
Westminster
Tufton-street
John Thynne
National Society
Lichfield
Coventry
Thoas
Education Commissionera
F. ‘Burdett
Duchess of Kent
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