West Effect and Market Gloom Reflected in Letter
A Cleveland letter dated January 10 laments scarce drafts on New York at high rates, cites government actions eroding confidence, predicts 3 to 4 percent exchange, and warns of worsening business and capital flight. It contrasts Richmond Enquirer rhetoric with reverence for Washington and Jackson in a national climate of fear and upheaval.
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Richmond Enquirer
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Holland
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Ecennseae
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Owe
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Carthaggena
Nublin
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Flanders
Mexico
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Vonaghadee
Waterford
Guernsey
Jersey
Hamlin Sane
Ee Gothentrargh
Inquiries Open on Ward Representation and Porterage Rights
The Corporation Commission heard statements on ward representation abuses in Bishopsgate and the influence of Bishopsgate Without. Testimony covered ward separation, neglect by Charles Pearson, and local expenditure control. The Fellowship of Porters and the Tacklehouse and Ticket Porters detailed porterage rights and duties, with costs directed to the poor box. The session adjourned to tomorrow.
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Corporation of London
Knight
Bishopsgate
Court of Common Council
Drinkwater
Lowe
Allhallows
Lombard-street
Weston
Charles Pearson
Jones
Commissioner Drinkwater
Nathaniel Clark
Pearson
Ellice
Clark
George Martin
Billingsgate Ward
Tacklehouse and
Payne
Society of Tacklehouse
Woodthorpe
Erection of Wesleyan Chapel and political notices in town
The sum of 4250 pounds has been subscribed for a new Wesleyan Methodist Chapel to be built in St Peter's Square, with the old chapel to be used for a Sunday school. Sir J Hobhouse contemplates standing for Marylebone, while a Middlesex vacancy may arise from G Byng's advancement. a London and Brighton Railway meeting reports abandonment of lines but vows to oppose future attempts. Mr Bolwer's new work The Pilgrims of the Rhine will be published on Thursday the 20th. orders to Saunders and Otley.
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St. Peter's Square
Leeds Intelligencer
J. Hobhouse
Basildon Park
London
Marylebone
W. Worce
Middlesex
G. Byng
Berkshire Chronicle
LonDon and Brighton
Croydon
Grantham
John Rennie
Warrington
Carbonnell
Messrs. Saunders and Otley
Hanover-square
Spain News From Madrid on Cortes Convocation and Ministerial Moves
Letters from Madrid say the Cortes will convene soon with clergy excluded. Mina and Arguelles near recall, Perez de Castro named ambassador to Rome, Torreno to Lisbon, Bardasi to Paris, Alava to London. New ministry reportedly to issue passports to Mina and allies. Biscay Alava Guipuzcoa Navarre insurgents pursued, lacking rations shoes and rest as troops press for battle.
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Fes
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Simanca
St. Sebastian
Mina
M. Arguelles
M. Perez de Castro
Rome
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Lisbon
M. de Bardasi
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Alava
Spain
London
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Megara
Moscoso
Don Joaquin Ferrer
M. Carrasco
Don Cayetano
Valdez
Don Augustin
Arguelles
Calatrava
Sancho
Isturio
Biscay
Guipuzcoa
Navarre
Ireland Water Witch Steamer crews honored by Wexford
One hundred and two pounds have been subscribed and paid to the crews of the three boats who saved the residue of the wreck and passengers of that once splendid vessel by the inhabitants of Wexford.
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Wexford
Magnificent Wexford fox hunt run covers vast county fields
The Wexford hounds met at Galbally on a stormy Saturday and after a slow start drew the fox at 12:15. He ran two hours twenty minutes across Ennis county routes from Bar money to Donooney, Campress hill, Bal lyvergan, Scullabogue, Newbawn, and Tiunacarrick, finishing near Carrickburn with a single minor check. Present were Colonel Pigott and local gentlemen. the weather limited attendance. A second hunt from Pilltown lasted one hour forty minutes, the fox killed openly in fine style.
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Wexford
Galbally
Enniscorthy
Barmoney
Donooney
Rathkile
Haystown
Campress Hill
Ballyvergan
Ross Road
Scullabogue
Newbawn
Tiunacarrick
Piggot
Murphy
Waterford
Glasscott
Pilltown
Wexford Independent
Coroner's Inquest into Death of John Da Salva at Newgate
A coroner and jury investigated the sudden death of John Da Salva awaiting Admiralty Sessions on a murder charge. Surgeons testified he died from rupture of heart vessels likely natural in origin, despite a prisoner’s allegation of torture on shipboard. A written statement of endured ill treatment was reviewed, and the verdict: natural death with calls to review maritime discipline.
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Newgate
Payne
John da Salva
Admiralty
High Seas
Sheriff Wilson
Cope
Charles Holding
Joseph Woodward
Toonk
Cape of Good Hope
London
Holding
I'Murdo
King’s Bench
Robert Hewit
King's speech opens Sweden Norway Diet on peace and finance
The Diet of Sweden and Norway heard a royal address praising peace amid European convulsions. The king urged caution on harvest distress and cholera measures, outlined fiscal needs, and called for finance reform, agriculture, and industry to sustain independence and national strength.
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Stockholm
Europe
United Kingdom
Sweden
Norway
Sweden's Diet urged to keep peace and strong defense
The French and Hamburg papers note Bernadotte opening Sweden's Diet and praising peace while Sweden maintains an army of one hundred thousand. The French Chamber debate on M Capet ends with transfer to the Attorney-General. The House of Commons backs Mr O Connell's inquiry into Suett and Althorp accusations by 1921 to 54, amid ministerial disputes and calls for justice.
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Bernadotte
Eiic
Sweden
M. Capet
M. Persit
France
Paris
Genoa
Turin
Chamberry
Alessandria
Savoy
Switzerland
Ramonino
Grenoble
Lyons
House of Commons
O’connell
Hitt
Althorp
Suett
Francis Burpett
Suet
Morning Post
Treasury
Questioning truth and reform in a public crisis
A political tract attacks the Whig government and press, arguing for a full inquiry into alleged treachery, defending True Sun's integrity, and opposing centralization of testamentary courts, while criticizing Times and Standard rhetoric and urging judicial reform.
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Sun
Daily Press
Burke
True Sun
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