Dignicunribs of Baking and Royal Gossip Rampage
A Kingston correspondence mocks bakers’ hardships amid harsh press commentary. It rails at flour changes as the only real evil, lampooning Belgiums, Orleans lineage, and the Duke de Nemours with wild satire about adoptions, pensions, and a grandiose political scene.
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Jamaica
Presse
Medias
Godonus
Orleans
MooMere
Duke de Nemoure
Agate
Duke of Orleans
Duke de Reeves
Uiliets
France
Directing patent passages under the Great Seal in Ireland
The Rang has been pleased to direct the passing of patent through the Great Seal of the United Kingdom Ireland appointing Michael O Loghen Keeper of the Tolls and Records of the Court of Chancery in Ireland in place of the deceased Sir William McMahon. The King appointed Lloyd Hodges to be His Majesty's Consul in Servia. Various officers receive half pay cancellations for earlier allowances. Bankruptcy notices and court practices are listed with many names and dates.
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M Bilehiall
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Michael O'Loghen
Court of Chancery
Ireland
William M'Mahon, Bart
Foreign Office
Lloyd Hodges
Servia
Hawes
T. D’eyncourt
C. Lushington
Wakley
Alderman Wood
M. Phillips
University OF London
Toore
Oxford
Cambridge
Dabhia
London University
Col. Sibthorp
Duke of Orleans Tests New War Rocket at Vincennes
Yesterday at two o clock the Duke of Orleans and military escort visited Vincennes to witness an advanced rocket test for an artillery application. The apparatus launched rockets up to about 1200 metres with deep ground impact and a splintered oak tree example, while the launchers were carried by artillerymen and the prince conversed with the rocket director in English and French.
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Duke of Orleans
Vincennes
Constantita
Anedius
Charenton
Hueney
Election Movements and Chit Chat in Buckinghamshire
Posts detail contested seats and candidate shifts across counties with mentions of Tyringham Praed, Harcourt, and Lord Lyndhurst. It notes Stanley for Anglesey and Asheton Smith’s retirement push, plus a grim coroner’s inquest into Mrs Broughton’s death, evidence of head trauma and possible foul play, with a jury verdict of death by violent means but no clear cause.
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Banker Praed
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Aukerwycke House
Egham
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Lord Lyndhurst
Stanley
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Asheton Smith
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Dungar
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Richard Crna
Caethe
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Monmouthshire
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Hall
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Sarah Sharman
Margaret Gregson
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Keziah Carter
Wages and beer prices spark Radical debate over bread tax
The piece argues wage levels should fall with cheaper bread, not beer, and questions the logic of radicals advocating bread tax repeal. It considers how reduced food prices affect purchasing power, wages, and the Poor Law, warning of factory warehouses and consumer impact if wages fail to align with price changes.
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Political contest over charity funds rocks Scottish church body
The Times reports Conservative influence shapes a Scottish charity fund handling. Marquis of Breadalbane and Sir YL. Stewart touted as benefactors while critics fear misapplied donations and high secretary expenses. A public letter from a nonpolitical subscriber questions governance and transparency.
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Haddington
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Marquis of Tweeddale elected Vice President of ancient Corporation
At a recent meeting of subscribers to this ancient Corporation the Marquis of Tweeddale was elected a Vice President by a large majority in place of the late Sir Michael Shaw Stewart. The Marquis of Breadalba se and the Hon Pax Maule each received two and six votes respectively.
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Marquis of Tweeddale
Michael Shaw Stewart
Marquis of
Breadalbase
Pax Maule
Committee recommends detailed plan for rebuilding two Houses
The Committee of the Commons tasked with studying the Farhan ot rebuilding approved Mr Barry's plan but urged delaying execution until a full estimate and specifications are provided. Mr Harry has now submitted detailed estimates, which total less than his earlier gross figure of 724,950. Competent Board of Works officers are reviewing the details.
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Board of Works
Harvest partial in Connaught and rotting corn
The harvest in Ireland is partial in parts of Connaught where it often fails, though the neighbouring counties yield well and corn in fertile districts remains standing and rot to manure. A City Conservative Association prospectus urged loyal constitutional principles and a representative for the city, but the association quickly collapsed, ending its efforts.
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Connaught
Jory Busse
Perth
Tricky Ireland issues mark Lords Address debate
Lord Chancellor opened with the Speech from the Throne as Earl of Fingal pressed an address. Lords SUFFIELD WELLINGTON MELBOURNE and others discussed Ireland agrarian unrest tithes and Spain policy while affirming broad support for the Crown and the government. The address passed unanimously and the house adjourned.
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House of Commons notices and writs for Irish seats
The Commons resumed with oaths and seated members. Writs are issued for Calne Maltos Evesham and other areas. new writs requested for Buckingh am Morpeth Carlow Dusgarvan Cashel Anglesey. Numerous notices of motion include reforms for Ireland Municipal Corporations and Poor Laws, church rates, mint and post office bills, and various Scotland and England legal reforms.
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