Behalf of Parliament Debates on Ireland Bills and Beers
The Imperial Parliament discusses the Temporalities Ireland Bill in Committee, considers the Cinque Ports Bill, and plans a Commission on pilotage. Lord Auckland withdraws the Cinque Ports Bill while Wellington urges broader inquiry. The House adjourns as Commons meet later. Irish tithe questions spark heated exchanges on church establishment and penalties. A Rio de Janeiro incident prompts praise for an American officer who aided the Ranger, while British merchants condemn naval neglect. The Paris papers reflect liberal Yain and hostilities, with debates on the King’s Speech and national policy.
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London
Onse
Ireland
Earl of Warwick
Warwick
Lord Averland
Cinque Ports
Duke of Wellington
Lord Auckland
Commons
Ranger
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Rio Janeiro
U.s.s.natchez
Sta
John Mackellar
Cordelia Lawrence Tullock
Wilberforce
John Bully
Cruizer John Mackie
Abeona Joseph Sprott
Philomela Edward Newby
Abeona Robert P.davison
Eliza Henry Ponsonby
Esk William Tay
Gallater
John Paulin
Sterli Daniel Stephenson
Admiralty
Rob Roy
Paris
Tench
Chamber of Peers
Baron Pasquier
Lyons
Rue Transnonain
Chamber of Deputies
Ody
House OF Commons
Ewing
Glasgow
Shaw
Perceval
Cork
O'Reilly
Bonua
Ward
O’connell
Tipperary
Potter
E. Codrington
Walker
Mr. O'Reilly
O’reily
Meuvek
H. Grattan
Col. Perceval
Kilmarnock
Serjeant Perrin
Farney
Monaghan
H. Geatran
Westenra
Wilks
Shatham
Boston
Newton Nottage
Buckingham
Ministers Watch Expenditure After Re election Thanks
M Dupin, returning thanks for re election to the chair, urged the Chamber to carefully monitor spending to stay within the voted sum. He noted excesses since the glorious Three Days and asked whether Ministers would owe the President gratitude for this cautious stance.
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M. Bronon
M. Dupin
Financial market snapshot amid Irish Tithe Bill and Poor Laws talks
A London market update notes minimal movement across funds as Irish Tithe Bill votes and Poor Laws amendments loom. Consols at 90, Spanish 46 47, Portuguese Regency near 6. Prices hold steady through noon with quiet trading and no major news from Spain or abroad.
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Spain
Departure of the Marquis of Clanricarde to Antwerp
The Marquis of Clanricarde and family left for Antwerp this morning aboard the General Steam Navigation Company's Altwood packet. Reports from Madras say the dethroned King of Cabul is reconquering territory, with rapid advances toward Hyderabad and potential upheaval in Hindustay. The stage notes Kean's Richard III at the TyMouth Theatre, praised for energy though with some overacting. Local notices extol the General Steam Navigation Company's Ramsgate Margate and London routes for comfort, fare, and swift service, calling it an admirable seasonal conveyance with excellent standards.
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Marquis of Clanricarde
Antwerp
General Steam Navigation Company
Altwoood
East India House
Madras
Cabul
Hyderabad
Hindustay
tyMouth
Kean
Richard the Third
Richard
Plymouth Chronicle
Ramsgate
Margate
London
Police bow street dispute over omnibus stand withdrawn
This morning Mr Shil libeer attended before Mr Minshull and said the defendant had allowed his omnibuses to stand in a restricted place. With no vindictive feeling, he withdrew the summons. Mr Minshull expressed relief that the dispute was amicably settled.
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Bow-Street
Suiminserg
Waeattey
Shillibeer
Minshull
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Markets Today Corn Exchange Prices Drift Lower
The fine dry weather depresses demand as millers and maltsters buy in small numbers. English wheat abundant, other origins scarce, sales slow and prices easing. Oats tight with weak trade, Burley stable amid limited supply. Flour steady at 40s to 48s for town and 34s to 37s for ship, all other items dull. Arrivals listed for barley malt oats beans peas flour with mixed totals.
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Antwerp
Hamburgh
Mark Lane
Stock Exchange
Wade
Market report from Newgate and Leadenhall stalls
In hot weather meat markets show flagging business. Beef mainly Norfolk in good supply and quality sold heavily at last week’s prices. Mutton chiefly South Down middling, fat but slow, at near previous prices. Veal pork and lamb scarce and selling weakly. Next week will update Poultry Eggs and Batter. prices unchanged. Veal 64 2d to 64 2d. Mutton 34s per pair. Pork 4s Od. Lamb 5s 1d to 5s 5d.
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Newgate
Leadenhall
Norfolk
South Down
Slipping Intelligence Arrivals From Many Ports
A list of vessels arriving in various ports: Boult from Calcutta and Mauritius Hotqueap from August 11, Pleiades Wilson from Quebec Lisertoot August 11 Renown My Lord from Calcutta Scotia Watson from New South Wales Columbian Brice from Valparaiso Sasso Wood Hampson Ward from Mobile Highlander Gardner from St John s NB Nautilus Suir from Sierra Leone Orr Liverrout August 1 Francis from Barbadoes George Canning from New Orleans River August 12 Nautilus Santa Cruz Bolivar Cumberland New Orleans Joseph Storey from Quebec and Montreal Clio Archangel Actor Retrench Andromeda St Lucia.
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Aue
Boult
Calcutta
Mauritius
Hotqueap
Pleiades
Wilson
Quebec
Lisertoot
Renown
My Lord
Scotia
Watson
New South Wales
Columbian
Brice
Valparaiso
Sasso
Wood
Hampson
Ward
Mobile
Highlander
Gardner
St. John’s N.B
Nautilius
Suir
Sierra Leone
Orr Liverrout
Francis
Barbadoes
George Canning
New Orleans
River
Apug
Nautilus
Lady Rowley
Santa Cruz
Bolivar
Cumberland
Joseph
Storey
Montreal
Clio
Archangel
Actor
Oporto
St. Lucia
Vast London and foreign news in a chaotic 19th century column
Excerpts recount politics in England and Spain with no direct ministerial action after the Tish Tithe Bull rejection. Reports debunk Spain asking France for intervention and note Valencia and Madrid letters. Paris stock exchange riot by female traders, a dramatic Needles rescue, and a sea peril tale from the East India Magazine.
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Globe
Spain
France
Madrid
Morning Chronicle
Constitutionnel
England
M. Bertrand de Lys
Valdez
Needles
J. Sanderson
Royal Yacht Squadron
Neuha
Mr. Sanderson
Lord Yarborough
Hampshire Telegraph
Switzerland warned as cantons fall in line with absolute powers
In Berne on July 28 critics argue that all cantons vote alike, aiding treason and surrender of Swiss independence. They blame England and France for inaction, warn that Austria could seize control with Swiss help, and question why the English ministry remains aloof while cantons consider joining the German Confederation and accepting Prussian treaties.
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Berne
Diet
Switzerland
France
England
M. de Bombelles
Alread
Schaffhausen
Austria
Gems of Melody No 4 and No 5 at Regent Street
Music notice reviews Nos 4 and 5 of the Gems of Melody series by John Parry Simpson Regent Street. Arrangements by Rossini Mozart and Haydn selections include Buona Notte Non Pia Mesta La Niege Lee’s Gypsy’s Wild Chant and Galop from Gustavus. Observations praise correctness and taste, noting six gems planned with four published and remaining works to be polished with similar care.
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Hd Gates Ares
A &c
John Parry
Simpson
Regent-street
Lee
Gypsey
Gustavus
Haydn
Parry
Ringing praise and criticism as Italian theatre closes season
Last night a crowded theatre witnessed Rossini’s Barber of Seville with Grisi Rubini Tamburini and Ivanhoff. The piece drew praise for performance and tactful management by Laporte while subscribers’ arrears created harsh public judgment. Wry reflections on aristocratic patronage and a hopeful note for better subscriptions next season conclude.
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Rossini
Grisi
Rubini
Tamburini
Ivanhoff
Europe
M. Laporte
Laporte
Signor Galli
Grisi Coquet
Cholera in Madrid and Spanish frontier intel hints
Our Paris correspondent relays letters from Madrid noting cholera waning, leech prices rising, stock-exchange dull, and political arrests climbing. Reports describe four military divisions, the infant Don Francisco’s family staying in Madrid, and deputies backing the minister if liberal measures proceed.
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Madrid
Stock Exchange
Castile
Don Francisco
Paris
M.de Rayneval
Pyrenees
Constitutional Party
Catalonia
Louis-Phillippists
Maberley
M.P
Irving
Ulzama
Erazum
Aguirre
Arrais
Laux
Pampeluna
Tolosa
Borunda
Aoica
Paris Theatre Recall and Opera Plans
A Paris theatre round up notes Le Chalet at Opera Comique debuting Inchindi among new operas and novelties. Le Caprice interrupted by Boulanger illness but resuming. Nautique sees debuts by aspirants for Danse including an Englishman Saxoni. Le Nouveau Robinson ballet to premiere next week. Two swans join Les Oudines. Odry to Brussels for a short engagement. Jenny Colon returns to Paris from London. Palais Royal’s first novelty La Nouvelle Judith with Dejazet as heroine. A petition seeks to keep Choron's free instruction school alive without government aid. Cirque Olympique to open in September with a military style new show.
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Opera Comique
Inchindi
Mademoiselle Boulanger
Theatre Nautique
Saxoni
Odry
Brussels
Mademoiselle Jenny Colon
London
Paris
Palais Royal
la Nouvelle Judith
Mademoiselle Dejazet
M. Choron
Cirque Olympique
Accident at Oxford Street injures Mrs Knapp in panic clash
Mrs Knapp wife of Rev Dr Knapp of Wilsden was jolted in a pony-chaise on Oxford Street while avoiding an omnibus. She struck a passing wagon, suffered a severe head injury, was treated by chemist Mr Ensor and Dr Brodie, and remained in an alarming state after transfer to Wilsdon. A separate note reports Exeter's clockpiece by George Robins drawing bids and selling for six hundred eighty guineas amid talk of royal purchase.
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Noom
Knapp
Wilsden
Oxford-street
Wilsdon
Exeter
Strasburgh
Regent-street
George Robins
Jacob Lovelace
Court Circles Report Busy Day In London
Viscount Althorp left town to visit Windsor Castle after a Cabinet Council at his residence. Ministers, including Lansdowne Mulgrave Dancannon and others met an hour for deliberation. Foreign Office hosted talks with Talleyrand and ministers. Disbrowe met Thomson at Board of Trade, Lewis met Melbourne, and customs chairmen visited Thorson at the Board of Trade.
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Althorp
Windsor Castle
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of Mulgrave
Dancannon
Pelmereston
Rice
Chiarlés
Grant
Auckland
John Russell
Holland
Edward’ Ellice
J. Abercromby
John Hobhouse
Eee
Prince Talleyrand
M. van de Weyer
Monsier Ribeiro
Monsieur Tricoupi
Foreign Office
E.C. Disbrowe
Court of
Sweden
Poulett Thomson
Board of Trade
Frankland Lewis
Viscount Melbourne
Depence Messrs
Dean and Stewart
Board of Customs
Poulett
Thorson
Wallace Arrives in Greenock After Parlia mentary Labor
In Greenock a large crowd greeted Mr Wallace on his return from Parliament. He rode from the Helensburgh steamer quay to the Tontine Hotel, cheered by thousands. The reception featured flags, music, and a balcony address praising his work and health. The Greenock Intelligencer notes his strong esteem there.
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Dunrobin Castle
Nagamee
Wallace
Greenock
Helensburgh
Tontine Hotel
Riot at Brixton as Unions clash with anti unionists
An evening riot occurred near Brixton House of Correction where Trades’ Unions members, out of work due to a general strike, fought navigators employed on a new reservoir project. Hundreds gathered, weapons appeared, and many were injured though none fatally, as police could not intervene in time.
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Brixton
House of Correction
Rixton House of Correction
Vworning Chronicle
Greenwich Regatta Draws Thousands and Notable Wins
Hundreds of spectators adorned Greenwich as the fifty-seventh annual regatta unfolded. James Giles led the first heat with Weeks and Newton/Cockshot taking subsequent heats. Weeks ultimately won after a late challenge, amid cheers. Also noted: plans for an educational circular by M. Guizot and bridge repairs at Friars Bridge. A new schoolhouse stone-laying in Westminster followed, with substantial funding from the Education Commission and patrons including the Duchess of Kent.
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Greenwich
Royal Hospital
Woolwich
Thomas Starkey
Freemasons’ Lodge
Roberts
Lord Ligonier
James Giles
Samuel Weeks
William Newton
James Cockshot
Willia
Ggreen
Samuel Milnoth
Royal Hospital Stairs
Orange
Giles
Newton
Cockshot
Weeks
Moniteur
M. Guizot
St. Margaret and St. John
Westminster
Tufton-street
John Thynse
National Society
Lichfield
Coventry
F. Burdett
Duchess of Kent
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Lower-road
Islington
Paris Theatrecall
Scotland
Trades’ Unions
Greenwich Regatta
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