Dwarf King Exhibition and Lodging at IlVille Lace
The notice details a remarkable spaniel dwarf king from Birmingham visiting London and Brighton, with his wife, dates, and schedules. It notes their reception by nobles, scientists, and the public, and explains admission pricing for venues in London and Manchester, plus a general meeting notice for a lodge and a selection of new publications and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ji the el
Birmingham
Thia
Ating UD
Etter
Wien
Manilla
Chael Maria Teguilar
Brighton
Duke of Devonshire
Earl of Lonsdale
Bentinck Count de Sales
Windham
Steel
Delabrae
Worcester
Elizabeth Steel
Robert Wilmot
Ilville Lace
George
Havannah
Exchequer Power Criticized in Front of London Crowd
A London column asserts the Treasury has infringed Exchequer law by halting court processes against public accountants. It recalls Baron Perrot’s stance on keeping justice open, critiques political meddling, and warns ministers threaten Magna Carta protections. Spectator notes public anger at Anti-Catholic and Tory maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botter
Treasury
King’s Remembrancer
Exchequer
Baron Perrot
Bringpo
J.john Perrot
Wwe
Sheriffs
England
Penenden Heath
Suchie Petherings
Liverpool Cotton Market Dull as 1000 Bags Sold
Provincial markets report a dull Liverpool cotton market with about 1 000 bags sold. The Liverpool corn market shows steady arrivals of grain flour and oatmeal from Tuesday, limited activity in barley, and some wheat speculation unless prices fall 2d or 3d per bushel. Flour sales are heavy in the bonded market even as overall trade remains restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Onur
Ireland
Cork
Belfast
Banbridge
Colerain
Sligo
Carlow
Newry
Cork Dry
Mauritius
Bengal
Grenada
Halifax
Jamaica
Bond
Carolina
Leewards
Demerara
Georgia
Mobil
Alabama
New Orleans
Pernambuco
Bahia
Macaio
Maranbam W
Minas
Ida
Barbadoes
Lofda
Bahama
India
Garthagene
SmyrDe
Ccceevese
Woollen trade remains dull across district markets
Wool trade shows no material alteration with prices stubbornly high for wool while manufactured goods resist further reductions. Bradford and Heckmondwike markets linger dull, though some improvement before Christmas. Barnsley flags cheer, with rising fancy damask weaving. North America demand affects SappLeworts. flannel remains weak overall.
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Bradford
Pauerney
Harrax
HoppersFielp
Dewspory
Heckmondwike
North America
Saddleworth
Barnsley
Shipping Intelligence From Lloyd's List Friday
Gloucester reports the Cybele from Quebec on shore in the Severn but refloated and due in the Canal tomorrow. Other vessels mentioned include the Thomas of Arundel feared sunk, Jane and Betty on shore in Church Bay with crew saved, and the Martha abandoned then towed for the River. Several ships damaged or wrecked in gales, with crews saved or awaiting salvage. reports from Pwllddu, Liverpool, Southport, and Whitehaven detail further peril at sea and onshore incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle
Duddon
Ayr
Irvine
Dublin
Culzen Castle
Demin
Wicklow
Dulkey Island
Crooxhaven
Isabella
America
Long Island Channel
C. Limertex
Quevido
Hence
London
Kinsale
Sunbealand
Thornley
Cuthbertson
St. Petersburgh
Bripurneton
Jason
Whitby
Rowe
Lynn
Leith
Lowestorre
William
Gravesend
St. Peterssuren
Cronstadt
S.W
Oraniebaum
Westmorland
Caroline
Allendale
Blackwater
Prince of Cobourg
Memet
Edward
Volckman
Gibraltar
Morocco
Constantinople
Canton
Bosphorus
Yenicai
Smirna
Swift
Bovurson
Henriette
Marie
Laurent
St. Maloes
Point Des Aigrettes
Catcutta
Neptune
Broadhurst
Palmer
Akyale
Madras
Moulmein
Lloyd's List
Gloucester
Cybele
Hickler
Quebec
Severn
Pwiuett
Lnst
Bardsey Island
Carnarvon Bay
Thomas
Arundel
William Carpenier
Liverrook
Jane
Betty
Church Bay
Channeil
Prowler
Smyrna
N.W
Martha
Brough
George and Filen
Barbary
Formby
St. Domingo
Southport
Clifton
Dundalk
Preston
Blackpool
Lancaster
Poulton
Unverstone
Daddon
Mary .Ann
Halifax
Whitehaven
Sbip Wallsend
New
Paris Stock Exchange Market Moves on Rumors Abroad
Paris notes a mixed opening with funds steady then slipping on rumors of British Parliament dissolution and Don Carlos supply blockades. Reports shift to a court case in Lyon, a libel conviction of M. Bichat, and a wide talk of Don Miguel passing France en route to Spain. Letters describe Mina's force and ongoing frontier clashes, with details on Urbeans, urbanos, and planned actions near Lumbier and Vittoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Don Carlos
Lord Granville
Lord Brougham
Count Pozzo di Borgo
Court of Assizes
Bichat
Tribune
Lyons
M. Dulong
M. Bichat
Toulon
Don Miguel
France
Spain
Biscay
Pyrenees
Brest
Bremond
Department of the Finisterre
Genoa
Bourmont
Messager
Memorial Des Pyreneea
Pau
Zumalacarreguy
Mina
Bayonne
Pampeluna
Vittoria
Jose Echevarria
Junta of
Navarre
Lumbier
Villa Franca
Elisondo
Cordova
Oran
Bastan
King's Birthday Te Deum Set At St Gudole Church
Brussels reports that on the sixteenth the anniversary king's birthday will be marked by a Te Deum at the Church of St Gudole with all military and civil authorities in attendance. The Senate is convoked for Thursday the eighteenth. The Minister of Justice presented a bill seeking a 9000 franc credit for Moniteur publication. meanwhile forty workers from M Previnaire's factory headed to Holland this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
M. Previnaire
EAST INDIAN NEWS ARRIVALS AND PASSENGERS LISTS
Arrivals at Liverpool and Holyhead from Bombay, Madras, Bengal, and China dated Dec 7 to Dec 12, with ships Herculaneum King Duchess of Clarence Hindoo Westmoreland Bussor Merchant Sesostris Madeline Claudine and more. Passengers to and from India list names including Lady Marshall Spedding Clulow Hamilton and others. Expected passengers noted for General Hewitt voyage from Bengal and Madras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herculaneum
Bengal
St. Helena
Westmoreland
Bridgstock
Downs
Bussor
Moncrieff
Cape
William, Clarke
Portsmouth
Bombay
Lady Cash
Strachan
India
Victory
Ceylon
Lady Marshall
Spedding
Thomas
Bayanton
Tadman
Lord
Gloug
Grylls
Ceylon Rifles
Goodwin
R. W. Horne
N.1
Timbrell
Chafey
Claudine
Madras
Bury
Taylos
2D Cavalry
Flatgate
13Th Native Infantry
Adam
Hamilton
Beevor
Davis
Gomm
47Th Native Infantry
Newsam
20Th Native Infantry
Gray
His Majesty’s
13Th Light Dragoons
Garrow
6Th Native Infantry
Morgell
Artillery
Per Indus
Ronald
Dunn
Goldhawke
Montgomery
General Hewitt
Hunter
Col. Hunter
Pringle
Lieut. Webster
Ensign Stevens
M.N.L
Balmeer frontier post to be garrisoned by Captain Richards
Indian Omnium reports Balmeer on the Runa border north west of Guzerat will be occupied by Captain Charles Richards of the 8th Bombay N. I. with political and military authority to protect border districts from Ko sahs and other tribes. News notes an expected expansion of army ranks with local brevet promotions, and lists Bombay civil appointments and Coorg war anecdotes praising Captain Butterworth and Colonel Foulie. An amateur traveller Mr John Sor is mentioned, as well as Edward Ironside’s official appointment as occasional member of the Council of India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmeer
Runa
Guzerat
Charles Richards
Bombay N. I
India
H. S. Alves
Coorg
Stoney River
Butterworth
88Th
Madras N.I
Foulie
Stockades
James Macdonald
Madras
John Sor
Russia
Caucasus
Persia
Teheran
Isfahan
Bombay
Malabar Coast
Rammisseram
Pondicherry
Presidency
Edward Ironside
Council of
Council of India
Qatacamund
Special Court of Common Council to Consider Aldermen Election
A requisition signed by many Common Council members led the Lord Mayor to appoint a special Court of Common Council. It will meet to consider the committee report on Cripplegate ward aldermanic election and to review reports on municipal institutions of the City of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turowine
Court of Common Council
Mediterranean Squadron and Malta Trade Woes Amid Various Dispatches
The dispatches describe the Mediterranean squadron at Malta with ships and orders, Malta’s quarantine repeal, and calls for fiscal reform to revive trade. Alexandria reports Mehemet Ali's campaigns, Syria’s stability, and forthcoming ship additions. Tripoli details double blockades, British and French actions, and local political tensions. Navpita notes Greek peace, promotions, and ship movements. Portsmouth scene covers theatre, balls, and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
Baik Squadron
SitJogray Rowley
Damber
Matta
Revenge
Lisbon
Talavera
Medea
Constantinople
Madagascar
Nauplia
Portland
Portsmouth
Tyne
Jaffa
Tripoli
Gibraltar
Spain
Zante
Romney
Malta
94Th Regiment
Cork
Jupiter
60Th Rifles
Mediterranean
Board of Health
England
Syra
Levant
Archipelago
Alexandria
Pacha
Syria
Moka
Mehemet Ali
Sohea
Hodeida
Zebid
Acmet Pacha
Tyffe
Asseer
Waddy Kemise
Mescia
Bashan
Ali Caramanli
France
War
Toulon
Louis Philippe
Major Laing
D’aglies
Navpita
Otho
Pulteney Malcolm
Edmund Lyons
Madaascar
Greece
Sesostris
Yates
Madras
London
Presidency
Pelican
Chatham
Com
Brunswick Popham
Isis
Commodore Mason
Valparaiso
Fromngland
Falkland Islands
Flamer
Lieut. Griffin
West Indies
Windward
Leeward
Speedy
Norrington
Plymouth
Suips
Royal George
Curlew
Spitueap
Remarkable Greenwich oak noted for its hollow trunk
Plymouth dispatch from the Devonport Telegraph lists ships and movements in Barbadoes, Antigua, Pernambuco, Rio de Janeiro, Mortinique, Bombay and Sydney. It mentions a new frigate and a brig being laid down, plus Carron and Harlequin visits. A Greenwich park oak is described in great size and age, hollow trunk usable as shelter, used briefly to confine juvenile offenders during chestnut season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sa Rt
Devonport
Barbadoes
Antigua
Pigeon
Pernambuco
Falmouth
North Star
Rio Janeiro
Mortinique
Alligator
Sydney
New South Wales
Magicienne
Bombay
Pigque
Ringdove
Rover
Wodehouse
His Majesty
Carron
John Duffill
Malta
Lord Vernon
Harlequin
Portsmouth
Greenwich Park
West Kent Guardian
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Lymouth
P RY
J. Scadeng
St. Katharine’s Dock
Ryiel
John-street
Egent-Circus
J.sm Iin
Grand Lodge of
Friends of Industry
Humanity
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-equate
Allan Cunningham
Strand
Ciurtis
Qurtis
Curtis
Longman and Co
H. Renshaw
Plutarch
Cook
H.innes
Cowper
Mrs. Radcliffe
THE
Mirror
John Limbird
Saffer
Berwick Steed
Oxford Street
Andalusia
W.S. Walsh
Provincial
Zealand
M. Azevedo
Liege
Verviers
Ghent
Antwerp
Chamber of Representatives
Betcian
Rothschild
Warsaw
Beatie
Modlin
Dihn
Alexander
Kingdom
Pad
Praga
Ragusa
Herzegwina
Ali Pasha
Stolacz
Mussulman
Hussein
Duge
Vienna
Hanover
Germany
Berlin
Charles
Albert
Othinkirchin
Harz
Duke of Cambridge
von Lutzow J
Schill
Konigsberg
Maria
Riga
Louiza
Petersburgh
Hamburgh
Christiana
Navy
Stockholm
Hague
States-General
Messrs. van Reenen
Schimmelpenninck
van der Oge
Luzac
Luyden
de la Court
Romme
Ingenhoner
Cower Hoofs
Amsterdam
Handelsblad
M. Stefano Patrologo
Netherlands
Breda Journal
Belgium
Prince Royal
Peraps
Leopold
Louis
Philippe
Lord Durham
Dorcu
Atort
St, Petersburgh Journal
Isc
Agriculture, Manufactures
Shipping Intelligence
Foreign Intelligence
East Indian News
Napier
York Assembly Rooms
Southsea
Halls
Ridgway
Woolfe
Green-row-rooms
Master C
Miss Bell
Messrs
Treakell
Prince
J. Guy
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