The Whigs and the True Sun debate in The Times
The article rebukes The Times for attacking the True Sun amid the Durham prosecutions. It argues the Times seeks to crush an opponent under the guise of protest, defends the True Sun’s right to publish libel content, and notes forthcoming affidavits and parliamentary considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Durham
Alloas
True Sun
T Times
The
Morning Post
Lord Durham
Exeter Market and Sheil inquiry in Parliament
In the House of Commons Sir John Wrottesley reports the Exeter Market Bill ready to proceed. The Privileges Committee discusses adding Mr. O'Connell to the inquiry into Mr. Sheil, with debate on timing and proper representation. Several MPs urge prompt action and formal notice, others warn against delaying the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter Market
John Wrottesley
Sheil
Grote
Tipperary
O’connell
Beart
J. Russell
London
Lord J. Usnell
Fashionable arrivals and distant havocs in old times
The Manchester Chronicle reports on fashionable arrivals including 1,393 pigs arriving by rail in a week and ships refitting to transport convicts to New South Wales. It notes dragoon reductions across many regiments, a Philadelphia Bank robbery with 63,000 dollars hidden in notes, and a bellman’s public plea for an overseer lost near Spalding. It also highlights Mr. Donald Macdiarmid of Skye sending funds to endow two schools in Portree despite long distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Chronicle
60Th
Chatham
New South Wales
King’s Household
India
Dragoon Guards
Light Dragoons
Hussars
Lancers
Philadelphia
New York
Doyleston Bank
Bank of Germantown
Trenton
United States’ Gazette
Spalding
Nottingham Review
Isle of
Skye
Portree
Macdiarmid
Caledonian Mercury
Prince Leopold Pension Debate in the House of Commons
In the Fez Evening Sitting, Mr Robinson moves to demand a full account of funds paid to Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg after renouncing his pension. He argues no country benefit has accrued in three and a half years and questions custody, use, and trusteeship of the money. Debate includes Lord Althorp and Cobbet, raising legality, debts, and the Belgian king's status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Prince Leopold
Robinson
Saxe Coburg
Belgium
Monmouth
Jeiever
Leopold of
Saxe Sober
Mr. R
Mr. Robinson
Charlotte
Leopold
Genteman
Tamworth
Eepresainn
Tarmworth
England
Earl Grey
Hear
Claremont
Bel Iam
Boland
Claremont, &c
Lord Althorp
Lord Gray
Ringenpold
Worcester
Cobbett
Mr. Cobbett
Mr.c
Copold
Hertford
Huntingdonshire
Bedford
Mr. C
Evans
S. Whalley
King Leopold
Scotland
Hou
Hume
John Russell
Middlesex
Marlborough-house
Gillon
Mr. G
Devonshire
Teopold
Happy
Wales
Mr. H
England and
Cambridge
Leeds
Huntingdon
Chester
Cumberland
Warwick
Glamorgan
Surrey East
Berkshire
Derby
Oxford
Brecon
Cardigan
Westminster
Birmingham
Westmoreland
Kendal
Hereford
West Kent
Plymouth
Wbnk
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WHIGS
Imperial Parliament
F. O'Connor
Feargus OrEennor
Cork
Tl . Memiber
Dublin
Hill
Warburton
Mr. W
H. Gatlan
O'Connell
Robert Peel
Hull
R.peel
Sreaker
British North America
Court OF King's Bench
William Folkes
Court of King’s Bench
Ewart
Board of Trade
Poulett Thomson
P. Thomson
Monaghan
H. Grattan
Ireland
William Gossitt
R. Wallace
Prior
D. W. Harvey
Sheriff’s Courts
Court of Exchequer
Baron Bailey
Tor
Coventry
Pe Tome
Duke of Portland
Uxbridge
Uxbridges
Eace
James Graham
Cayley
Guernsey
Jersey
Paulett Thompson
Canada
Paulett Thomson
Exchequer
Lord Grenville
Lord Auckland
Board of India
Country Markets
Andover
Basingstoke
Bath
Bridgewater Veee
Cirencester
Exeter
Aalee
Gloucester Bene
Newbury
Reading
Salabu
Aheptan Malesse
Taunton
Warminster
Wantage
Yeovil
Gainaborough Ai
Maidstone Oa
Haddington
Aoeteres
Carliale Oa
Aejee Penrith
Newcastle
Sunderland
Alnwick
Hexham
Morpeth
Abingdon SG
Newark
Northampton Ae
Peterborough
Ae Chesterfield
Grantham
Wee
Blandford
Whitehaven
Aijig
Kirkaldy
St. Auste’ Roe Fa
Safe Live
Lincolnshire Ho
Derby Ee Tees
Nottingham Jaa
Seiee Preeres Ae
Wisbech Ae
Ry Ae
Sheffield
Ae Lé
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Bristol
Ees
Cumberlant
Westmorland
Lancashire
Cheshire
Yorkshire
Lndia
Boas
South Sea
Ory
Jutta Fogenes
India St
Fez
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