Bannerman to take Aberdeen seat and push free trade
The Morning Post notes Alexander Bannerman MP for Aberdeen will replace Kennedy at the Treasury. It records his pledge to abolish corn laws while the government opposes altering them, and discusses the legal risks of press responsibility, urging careful reform to balance press freedoms with public protection.
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Morning Post
Alexander Bannerman
Aberdeen
Earl Grey
Kennedy
Treasury
Bannerman
House of Commons
Lord Althorp
Poulett Thomson
Mr. Bannerman
Committee of Privileges must be impartial in O Connell case
The Times argues the Privileges Committee faces a duty to seek full truth without bias. It rejects adding allies to the panel, urges that Sheil and Hill attend as parties, and warns any effort to stifle evidence would erode trust in Parliament and the people.
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THE
TIMES
Committee of Privileges
Sheil
Hill
O'Connell
Mr. Sheil
House of Commons
Fashionable Arrivals Report Pigs Arrived by Rail
Manchester Chronicle reports 1,303 pigs arrived by railway during the week under the fashionable arrivals heading.
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The
Manchester Chronicle of
West Saturday
Excerpt from the Imperial Parliament on Dublin inquiry and market bill
In the evening sitting at Fes, the House discussed adding Mr. OConnell to the Privileges Committee investigating the Tipperary member. Debates touched on Cork, Dublin, and the need for a confidential adviser. The session covered Exeter Market Bill approval, North American timber, and various parliamentary questions on police, courts, and public works. The Supply Committee approved large Exchequer expenditures and discussed local courts, volunteers, and the Glasgow lottery controversy.
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Grote
British North America
Robenson
Court OF King's Bench
William Foulkes
Court of King’s Bench
Ewart
Pitt
Board of
Poulett Thomson
P. Thomson
Monaghan
H. Grattan
Ireland
Menser
William Gossett
R.wallace
Fryer
Focal Courts
Lord Althorp
D. W. Harvey
London
Sheriffs’ Courts
Mr. H
Colchester
Halcomb
Coventry
Hume
England
Wales
Duke of Portland
Uxbridge
Eace
Incing
Uxbridge Corps of Volunteers
NAVY
James Graham
Ayley
Board of Trade
Guernsey
Jersey
Cayley
Canada
Exchequer
Lord Grenville
Middlesex
Lord Auckland
Board of India
Ofice
Ghos
Sinclair
Glasgow
Althorp
Roebuck
R. Inglis
R. Peel
Treasury
Memser
West Indies
H. Hughes
Bernal
S. Rice
Ruphven
Lthorp
Shipping Intelligence details wrecks and strandings worldwide
The ship log reports multiple incidents: The Dee and Mary and Ellen floated off a tidally, the Othello lost anchor and cable near Goodwin, the Pioneer driven ashore at Yarmouth and towed in, the Aon collided off Plymouth with a brig saving the crew, the Diana in distress near Scilly, and the Commerce lost near Waterford. Other vessels put back or were wrecked around Liverpool, Newfoundland, New Orleans, New York, and various Atlantic ports with crews saved or rescued.
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Ramscate
Fen
Dee
London
Mary
Ellen
Newport
Dea
Fes
New York
Rotterdam
Rye
Pioneer
Bracey
Yarmouth
Venice
Dartmorurn
Aon
Lane
Penryn
Portsmouth
Bristol
Diana
Wakeham
Lisbon
Bideford
Vine
Waterford
Jane
Plymouth
Cork
Liverroon
Lord Stanley
Hall
New Orleans
Rosina
Constantinople
Gneenock
Fanny
Quebec
Liverpool
Newfoundland
Betsy
Arran
Ayr
Snell
James Laing
Tomlin
Sydney
New South Wales
Himwell
Miriam
Cobourg
Robert, Harper
Savannah
Lambay
Rush
Youcwat
Elizabeth
Mahony
Kinsale
Aterford
Fea
Dolphin
Cardigan
Duncannon
Kittynees
Sir
H. Dick, Elder
St. John’s
N.B
C. Lonponnerry
Duneham
Grancastle
Aberdeen
West Highlands
S.W. A
Sligo
Arisaig
Scavaig
Giprat Tar
Board of Health
Spach
Portugal
Madeira
Azores
Arlingen
Eliza
Keighly
Hull
Hamburgh
Ameland
Unternehmung
Rabe
Bordeaux
Hamburg
Lisson
Vittorian Elder
St. Use’s
John
Blake
Sierra Leone
Holyhead
Abbes
Dawson
Palermo
Marattvs
Lady Munro
Aiken
Bengal
Madras
Hobart Town
Amsterdam Island
Countess Liverpool
Talberts
Mahé Seychelles
Harriet
Skey
Seychelles
Pepper Island
Antwerp
Griffiths
St. Abe’s
Boston
Marblehead
Liviegetov
Gibraltar
San Martinho
Overlord Overseer Lost and Bank Robbery Report
A bellman in a village near Spalding announced the loss of the parish overseer and offered one gallon of ale for return as spectators watched. The Philadelphia Bank robbery involved entry by false keys, with about sixty three thousand dollars in notes stolen, including roughly thirty eight hundred from Doyleston Bank and funds from Bank of Germantown and Trenton notes. a three thousand dollar reward is offered for detection of the robbers.
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Spalding
Notts Review
Great Bank Roosery
Philadelphia
Hiladelphia
New York
Doyleston Bank
Bank of Germantown
Trenton
United States’ Gazette
Untitled Letter on Corn Laws and Uncompetitive System
Ebenezer Elliott denounces the uncompetitive corn law regime, claims it ruins farms and trades, and argues that free competition, not state meddling, would restore prosperity. He warns of national decline, cites farmers’ losses, and mocks proponent critics with vivid metaphor and political sting.
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Robert Owen
Deak
England
Nimrod
Machiavel
William Ibbotson
Woolles
Rivilin Mills
Shefield
Hull
Hamburgh
Mull
Europe
Fielden
John of Groats
Penzance
Jack
Charles Street Gang
Samson
Temple
Stone
Waterloo
Houguemont
la Haye Saint
Sam
Ebenezer Elliott
Steill
London
Sir John Campbell and the Whigs letter to the editor
Dudley February 9 1434 letter attacking Sir John Campbell the Whigs and their prosecution over tax resistance. Writer condemns ministers mocks religion calls for radical support and subscription drives while praising liberty of the press and criticizing government persecution.
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THE
True Sun
Dudley
Wilam
Adelaide
Satan
Wolverhampton
John Campbell
Sir John Campbell
Westminster-hall
Sadler
John
Russell
Birmingham
Strange's
Freemen
Parkin
Annual coursing meeting at Bare Bescon postponed by weather
The annual coursing meeting at Bare Bescon took place on Saturday last, postponed from the preceding Monday due to bad weather. Lis notes fewer attendees than on prior meets, with eleven hares killed and one three legged hare performing well, as in last year. Several courses at Fen provided much sport according to the Saffordshire Mercury.
Court for relief of insolvent debtors heard in numerous London locations
A court session for insolvent debtors convened at multiple centers in London. On March 4 hearings occurred at Camberwell and adjacent streets with a long list of prisoners and professions including merchants, victuallers, ship owners, and tradesmen. Additional hearings followed March 5 and March 6 at the same venue, featuring a wide roster of defendants such as carmen, bakers, tailors, clerks, and laborers.
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Ace Court
Lincoln’s Inn-felds
Mine
Lawrance
Edmond-street
Camberwell
Middleton
Carliste-street
Bothnal-grogn
Marriott
Worship-street
Shoreai Bh
Morton
Harrow-on-the-Hill
Coke
Hardy
Brixton-place
Waterloo
Victualler
Olton
Crisp T
Poplar
Nichols
Brentford
Baker
Houndaditch
Merchants' Clark
Mheakston
J. F
Eburs Square
Pimlico
Mail Poech
Burgiss
North- Ns
Ams
Petead
Dalston
Trigg
Exmouth
Easton-equare
Twemlow
Stone-chair
Cheshire
Johns
St. George's-in-the-East
Tssex
Ranelagh-place
Kowles
Bedford
Ieleaton
Chandler
Osbury-on-the-Hill
Victus der Dixson
Penton-place
Pentonville
Drury-lane
Eon Gibbons
Great Ryder-street
St. James's
R. G
Jermyn-street
Rowcliffe
Cold Harbour-lane
Brixton
Meetings of Creditors Report in Cheshunt and London trades
A fragmented notice lists creditors meetings for various trades and individuals in Cheshunt and central London. Names include W Shepherd, Castell, Pragniere, Roeper, Eusell, Coombe, Powell, Allenby and others associated with waterproof goods, printing, catering, carpentry, boarding houses, and general merchandizing.
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Ala-Serest
W. Shepherd
Cheshunt
Manut
S Castell
Piccadilly
Eesses
H. Pragniere
Strand
Heamne Roeper
Denda
Tag .C. Eusell
Winchester
Canon
Awee ‘ Sr
W. Coombe
Bennett’s-hil
Doctors
Powell, Brighthelmstyne
Inge Merehanta
Cocseres
H. Allenby
George-street
An Incomplete London Notice of Births Marriages and Deaths
A cluttered aged notice from a London paper lists birth announcements at Linton Spring Wetherby Hackney and Highbury-place with several names including Mrs Elarid Mrs Bernard and Mrs Dent. Marriages include Sir Arrington Bart and Susannah along with Plumley to Louisa and Rev Edw Steine to Miss Crest daughter. Died notices mention Wm J Redaway Henriet ta Molesworth and Catherine Montier plus Henry Shate and Joseph Roberts. The item ends with a note of printing by John Ager at Strand.
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Linton Spring
Wetherby
County - York
A .Ramsden
G. Gilbert
Seth
Hackney
T. Ballance
Highbury-place
Elarid
Bernard
Kennington
Dent
Mitcham
Surrey
Othe
Camberwell
G. Stevenson
Claypham
Andrew Easter
Anna Maria
W. F. Hadien
Hadden
Royal Artillery
Torr
Devon
Wm. J. Redaway
Strand
Upper East Sheen
Henrietta Sarah Molesworth
Charles Viscount Ranelagh
Robert Ft Molesworth
George-street
Hanover-square
A. Horst
Stamford
Batham-hill
Clapham
Catherine Celeste Montier
Beckenham
Henry Shaté
Joseph Roberts
Blackley
Worcestershire
Lower Clopton
Gloucester
Mary
Mr. Whelton
Pentonville
Hotts
Hm Agate
Lane
Calico printers unrest and army measures in county
Disturbances among calico printers led Sheriff Dunlop and Campbell to Thornliebank and nearby works to investigate. Proclamations urged calm and protected new workers, amid continued incidents. Military and constables guarded Thornliebank and Pollockshaws as bands of old and new workers clashed. The Arab and Susan transports prepare to ship convicts to New South Wales. two drafts of the soth from Chatham, with only two companies of the 80th left the country.
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Calico
Dunlop
Campbell
Thornliebank
Worksop
Thornliebank Field
78Th Regiment
Pollockshaws
Glasgow
Thornlie Bank
Springhill
Neilston
Associat
Soth
Chatham
New South Wales
80Th
Tadia
Lancers
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Lord Jussell
Dublin
O’connell
Lordohn Russell
Beargus O’connor
Hua
Finn
Robinson
Warburton
Mr. W
Lord John Russell
Mr. O'Connell
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Robert Peel
John Russell
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