New Weekly Police Gazette and Engravings Offered
A short notice lists the Weekly Police Gazette with a new engraving of a modern bishop and a penitent side by side. It advertises New Work by the author of the Exposition of the False Medium and Barriers between Genius and the Public. Also mentions Pir it of Peers and People and Coriolanus. Prices stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Gazette
the Times
London
J. Cleave
Freet-etreet
Coriolanus
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Reform Spirit Shines in Parliament O Connell Inquiry Motion
Readers are offered a vivid account of last night's proceedings as Mr O Connell moves for a Committee of Inquiry into Baron Switns conduct. The piece praises a reformist mood in the House and contrasts judicial virtue with partisan agitators while noting the lengthy debate and strong rhetoric.
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O'Connell
Baron
Sterne
Baron Switn
Jefferies
O’connell
Charge sparks unlikely alliance in dramatic House debate
A stirring session saw OConnell's charge meet strong backing from unexpected allies as Liberals and others defected toward inquiry. Barons Smith and the judges drew sharp questions about political harangues, while ministers faced a rebuke for political overreach and a cautious pledge to justice in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connell
Suaw
R. Swalis
R. Peet
J. Scannett
J. Scannett, Mr. Barrye
Baron Smith
Serjeant
Seankie
Justice Bailey
Rd Wynford
Serjeant Spankie
James Graham
James
Finsbury
Dublin
Henry Panne
Mr. O'Connore
Baronet
Stancey
Ireland
Joan Russert
Jas. Scarrett
Joan
Erskine
Treland
Distress of landowners sparks debate on rent and laws
A Chronicle summary of a King's speech discussion on landowners and tenants reveals distress among proprietors despite strong national prospects. The piece notes high farm prices, high rents since 1790s, and rising charges tied to poor laws, with tenants trapped between debt and the workhouse while landlords press terms.
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England
Distress of English landowners and tenants in late 18th century rents
The passage argues that rising rents since 1793 reflect tenancy dynamics rather than landowners’ mortgage burden. It notes European landholders faced insolvency after wars and corn price hikes, while English tenants endured ruin and low payments. It critiques free trade doctrine and Peet’s Bill, claiming landowners and the national debt harmed commerce and manufacturing, forcing cultivators toward other trades.
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Europe
Chronicle
England
Pouter
Thomson
Spring Rice
Peet
Correspondents report newspaper substitution schemes in the country
The manuscript calls for readers to report practices used to substitute other Evening Papers for the True Sun. It promises to reveal the names of delinquent Newamen and to provide subscribers with the names of honest news agents who are involved or implicated in these maneuvers.
City stock market steadies amid heavy foreign balances
On settling day in the foreign money market the Stock Exchange shows large but manageable foreign balances. Consols open at 89½, Spanish Cortes 30 3, Portuguese Regency 69, with little fresh business in English and foreign markets. Shippers steady, colonial trade improving, Lloyd's reports few disasters, money remains plentiful as markets stay tranquil.
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Eveven
Stock Exchange
Cortes
Madras
India
French Papers Received This Day With Turkey Letters
The French papers, Gazette de France, and Messager des Chambres dated yesterday arrived with letters from Turkey and Smyrna Gazettes. Constantinople reports orders for the Russian Admiral to be ready to sail on the 12th ultimatum and Count Orloff expected to negotiate evacuation terms. Samos yielded. Bilboa Carlist conspiracy detected. Verdun reports minor Royalist gains. Vienna Congress may recognize press liberty in Germany with restraining edits. St Aulaire left Paris for Madrid on a secret mission. Chalons-sur-Saone national guard dissolved. Chamber of Deputies local matters. Chouans surrender to authorities in numbers.
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Gazette de France
Messager Des Chambres
Turkey
Smyrna
Constantinople
Sebastopol
O.S
Orloff
Samos
Spain
Bilboa
Verdun
Frankfort
M. de St. Aulaire
Paria
Madrid
National Guard
Chalons-sur- Saone
Chamber of Deputies
Chouans
Read v Ambridge and Panorno prostra defamation cases in London
In a King’s Bench session in London a defamation action Read v Ambridge was heard with plaintiff a Whitechapel pork butcher and defendant a neighbour tradesman. The jury awarded damages for slander and loss of custom. In Common Pleas Isturiz Panonrostra involved a money had and received claim by a Cadiz merchant against a Spanish count, with 2341 debt proven and paid into court, jury awarding 3341 to the plaintiff.
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Collins
Whitechapel
Ambridge
Broody
Court OF Common Pleas
Isturiz
Panonrostra
Cadiz
Kingdom of
Spain
Madrid
South America
Paris
England
London
Desperate Assaults Before London Magistrates
In Whitechapel three hackney coachmen Mess Edmonds and Britchell were charged with violently assaulting parochial constable Rich and police constable Whipping and with attempting to rescue a prisoner. Fines were imposed or imprisonment for the ringleaders with a younger apprentice sent to reform school. Also reported: Pantheon workers strike for higher pay and Chevalier de Lima meets ministers in London.
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Queen Square
Mess
Edmonds
Britchell
Gregoria
White
Mr. Rich
Whitechapel
Thomas Forster
Waterloo Road
Lambeth
Three Stags
Kensington
Moss
Mitchell
George Burt
James Watts
London Road
Gregorie
Tattersall's Fez Derby results and coursing meetings
Sporting brief from Tattersall's Fez Derby with odds and出race lineup. The Swaffham meeting on Feb 13 saw Mortimer beat Indian. Westacre Stakes won by Maria. Sweepstakes for first season by Idler. Chatsworth meeting on Feb 12 won by Spanker with True Blue second. Spy Stakes won by Skip over Malice.
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Swaffham
Fes
Mr. Rouse
Mortimer
Burroughes
Lord Stradbroke
Maria
Chatsworth
Dr. Taylor
Mr. Ridebalgh
Mr. Shaw
Skip
Dr. Sumner
Malice
Colonial Markets Today in Colonial Goods Trade
Imports remain light and demand for colonial produce is limited. Prices show no immediate changes, with sugars advancing and prices in spirits stable. Tattow and clove prices are dull, with small parcels selling slightly higher. rum demand soft and leewards priced around 3s 2d. CocumEaL blacks and silvers hold, lac dye dull with marginal marks. Foreign butter remains the sole widely inquired article at 100s.
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Inpico
Leewards
Jamaica
Lac
J. M.karr & Co
Shipping Intelligence. Arrivals and sailings in mid February
Shipping news lists vessels arriving from Mauritius St Michael's Leghorn Havannah Nassau London and other ports with damages dismastings and displacements noted. Vessels include Thomas Kirkas Sarah Albion Hasmosa Helen Mary Camden Packet Lord Melville Commerce La Felice Swallow Lad Harvey Time Cornelia and more, with dates February 12 13 and 17 referenced.
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Ean Lloyd
Gravelines
Swallow
Valparaiso
Lynx
Guernsey
Lad Harvey
Leghorn
Time
Lisbon
Cornelia
Operto
Sarah
Plymouth
Lam beth Parish Consider Petition to Repeal House and Window Tax
A Lam beth parish meeting held this morning resolved that petitions to Parliament be presented, arguing the house and window taxes press midling classes. Resolutions declared the taxes burdensome on the middling.
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Lambeth
Valentine Day Folklore and Saint Valentine’s Legend
A fragment recounts St Valentine’s martyrdom on February 14 271 and traces Valentine’s Day customs through Europe and England including songs, gift exchanges and romantic verses. It notes past dating of laurel leaves, saints’ names, and birds pairing as poets praise the saint’s worldly warmth amid February’s dull season.
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Valentine
Rome
Claudius II
Europe
Juno
Valentines
Great Britain
St. Valentine
Chaucer Baye
Eumlend
POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCHEDULES FROM LATE DAY
Reported notes from Prince Talleyrand and Viscount Palmerston meetings at the Foreign Office with other ministers, plus Hyde Park strolls and a grand dinner. Royal figures and theater events linked to these officials are listed, alongside a Milkend Old Town meeting urging repeal of house and window duties and public expenditure cuts.
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Pantheon
Chevalier de Lima
Barl Grey
Treasury
Viscount Palmerston
Foreign Office
Prince Talleyrand
Secretary of State For Foreign Affairs
James Kempt
Ordnance
Colonial Office
Duchess of Kent
Princess Victoria
Hyde Park
Palmerston
Atthorp
Ebrington
Stanley
Littleton
Tell
Mitz-End Old’ Town
Milkend Old Tows
Drs. Malthy
Howe
Mr. Clay
Prose Book of Puck Praises Imaginative Fable
The review hails a three volume work on fairies and the world unknown, praising its original prose, witty fairy historian, and vivid local scenery. It notes four interlinked tales with Puck’s mischief, likening parts to Shakespeare and Scott, while cautioning about some dull portraits yet applauding heart, humor, and moral depth.
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Puck
Buil
Chorton
Knowles
Titania
Oberon
Shakspeare
England
Germany
Welter Scott
Capechy
Southampton
Wight
Charles the First
Fairfax
Sandys
Walter Scott
Villiers
Duke of Buckingham
Lis
Walter. Scott
Cotton Market Activity and Prices Steady in Parts
The market shows firmer prices for common American grades while higher standard classes remain subdued. Brazile quality remains steady with scarce supplies. Today's sales reach 3,000 with notes of Pernaimé Maranhams Bahias and Boweds among the lot, indicating active trade and varied lots.
Market Notes From Maidstone Fair and Stock Sale
Maidstone market reports brisk beef and mutton trade with prices up about two pence per stone. Veal weak, small pigs firm, large pigs weak. Horses plentiful but high prices, livestock lean and dull sale. Hop trade steady with good supply and brisk demand at higher prices. Wheat and barley show fair sales. oats small supply with mixed selling. No changes in hay sainfoin. meeting notices for Gredipors in Babinghallsreet.
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Sussex
Bartey Ag
Births Marriages and Deaths From Gentry Notices
Births report multiple parish notices including the birth of a daughter to Mrs Chas Hey in Connaught Terrace and a son to Advent Scard Esq at Kew Green. A marriage records Rev Frederick Hease to Jane Hodgson at Datchworth. Deaths note J Taylor Esq of Stockwell aged 73 and John Pogger Esq of Russell Square. Notices also list Arabella Elkins of Newnan Street and others.
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Phillimore-plice
Kengington
Chas, Hey
Connaught-terrace
Hayter
Kew-green
Lady of Advent Scard
Datchworth
Frederick Hease
Trinity Hall
E. Hesse
Lodge
Jane
al. Saints’ Church
Northington
P. Honea
Worcester
Calline
Elizabeth
Bint
C. Becke
Fays
Devonshire
Treat
Quacen
Essex
Iemerry
Crete i
Arabella, Elkins
Elkins
Newnan-street
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Yo. Src
Bank of England
East India Company
Inns of Court
House of Lords
House of Commons
Court Journal
Lawson and Co
Martin’s-lane
Sherborne
Sama
Piccadilly
Fortnum and Mason
Liverpool
Scotand
North Wales
Liverponl
Brigah
Boelow
House‘of Commone
South Sea
Aes
Hope
Conzola
Rente de
Naples
Exchange
Anglo Mexican Min. Co
le Alliance Fire Insurance Company
I Bolanos Mining Company
Eeennee Actos
Lalsean
Brazilian Ing Sl
St. John del Rey Ip
Min. Co
Ceeeseveenee
Aye British Iron Mining Company
Eee Canada Company
Columbian Mining Co
General Mining Association
General Steam Navigation Company
Eee Provincial Bank of Ireland
National Provincial Bank of England
St Rea
del Monte Mining Company
United Mexican
Maila
Americs
Holland
Ora
Brazil
Buenos Ayres
Leeward Islands
Carthagent
New York
Sheffield
United States’ Bank
Shell
Lord Althorp
Hill
Lloyd’s Books
LAW Intelligence
Police
Sporting
Tattersall’s Fez
DERBY
Agst
Bubastes Tol
Bentley
Plens
Skelalah
Delirium
Olympic
Emigrant
Viator
Comet
Glencoe
Alexis
Faunus
Freedom
Potenaire
Qateands
Anne
Clare
Sir Robert
Shipping Intelligence
Country Markets
Devizes
Horncastle
Spilsby
Grimsby
Caistor
Bortan
Sleaford
Long Sutton
Huntingdon
East Retford - Wee
True Sun Daily Review
Maidstone
Gredipors
John’ Agerz
Patrick Gare
Strand
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