New Works and Advertisements of the Exposition Era
A cluttered page lists new editions and promotional notices including Spirit of Peers and People, Dissenters and the Church, Black Book on Abuses, and Baillie’s Prepared Breakfast Bacon. Also advertised are late Sun editions via Edward Willmer and daily London papers by Liverpool mails. Water notices signal a signal fog and bridge readings for morning and evening.
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Bank of England
East India Company
Inns of Court
House of Lords
House of Commons
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Baillie
Liverpool
England
Scotland
North Wales
Ireland
London
Indigo
British Post Office
Parliamentary Inquiry Motion Sparks Reform Spirit in House
The True Sun lauds Mr O Connell s move for a Committee of Inquiry into Baron Smith s conduct as a sign of reform in the Reformed Parliament. It praises Ministers and the Majority, defends the motives of critics, and notes the debate on the ermined agitator s charges as lengthy and forceful. The piece contrasts gowns and robes with accountability, while highlighting the public interest in truth and justice.
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O'Connell
Baron Smith
Sterne
O’connell
Baron Latin
Jefferies
O Connell Pamphlet Debate Splits Liberals and Tories in Parliament
A heated session in the House features Mr. O Connell and Baron Smithy with a broad liberal opposition. Ministers face a charged inquiry, and several peers like Sir James Graham and Lord John Russell voice shifting loyalties. Lord John Russell and Sir Henry Parnell are highlighted as pivotal figures amid calls for reform and justice for Ireland.
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O’connell
Suaw
R. Ixatis
R. Peet
J. Scariett
J. Scariett, Mr. Barrie
Baron Smithy
Serjeant Spankit
Justice Bailey
Rane Yric
Lord Wynford
Baron Suita
Serjeant Spankie
James Graway
James
Finsbury
Dublin
Henry Parnert
James Graham
Mr. O'Connerl
Baronet
Baron Svith
Stanley
Ireland
John Russed
Jas. Scannett
Joan
Erskine
Distress of Landowners in King’s Speech Debate
In a Chronicle passage from yesterday, a king's speech contrasts landowners with other classes, noting distress among proprietors and occupiers despite hopeful signs in trade. The piece questions rent rises, burdens on land, and legal constraints from pope laws that pauperize laborers, suggesting landlords set terms with little check beyond the poor rate.
Land rents and economic distress in England and Europe
The piece argues that high rents stem not from landlord misfortune alone but from broader distress across Europe from 1793 to 1814. It claims tenants are insolvent while landowners are ruined, challenges the Chronicle’s explanation of rent levels, and critiques free trade doctrines as misapplied to agriculture. It notes accompanying news from New York and Germany, and reports Mr Sheil’s charges being acquitted.
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Europe
Chronicle
England
Ktna
Poutett Thomson
Spring Rice
Peet
Market on settling day amid heavy balances and steady prices
Eleven to three o'clock today on the Stock Exchange shows very large foreign balance adjustments yet no obstruction to steady trading. Consols open lower then hold near 89, with Spanish Cortes around 30 and Portuguese Regency about 69. The market remains tranquil. money plentiful. Lloyds reports few arrivals and no disasters.
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Stock Exchange
Cortes
Madras
Lisbon
India
French Papers Report From Constantinople and Europe
Our Constantinople letters say the Russian Admiral is to sail by the 12th ultime and Count Orloff may arrive to arrange evacuation terms. Samos submitted. insurrection grows in Spain with a Carlist conspiracy detected in Bilbag. Verdun sees Queen’s troops gain, Vienna Congress may grant press liberty but restrict it. St Aulaire left Paris for Madrid on secret mission. Chalons sur Saone national guard dissolved again as Chouans surrender to authorities.
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Gazette de France
Messager Des Chambres
Turkey
Smyrna
Constantinople
Sebastopol
O.S
Orloff
Samos
Spain
Bilbag
Cqueen
Verdun
Frankfort
M. de St. Aulaire
Paris
Madrid
National Guard
Chalons-sur- Saone
Chamber of Deputies
Chouans
Court of King's Bench Defamation Case at Whitechapel
In London a defamation suit heard before the Lord Chief Justice concerns a pork butcher plaintiff and a neighbor who accused him of crimes. A jur y finds for the plaintiff with damages awarded. The Common Pleas case follows over money had and received from Cadiz to Madrid involving a Spanish count. The jury awards 2341 to the plaintiff.
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Court OF King’s Bench
London
Ambridge
Dunbar
Mansell
Whitechapel
Collins
Moody
South America
Paris
Madrid
England
Desperate Assault at Queen Square Brought Before Magistrates
Three hackney coachmen Moss Edmonds and Mitchell appeared before Messrs Gregorie and White charged with violently assaulting parochial constable Rich and police constable Whipping and attempting to rescue a prisoner. They were fined or imprisoned, while a youth of eleven was sent to the House of Correction for a month. Other notes include Pantheon wage strikes and Chevalier de Lima meeting with Earl Grey and Palmerston.
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Queen Square
Moss, Edmonds
Mitchell
Gregorie and
White
Rich
Whitechapel
Thomas Forster
Waterloo Road
Lambeth
Three Stags
Kennington
Moss
Edmonds
George Burt
James Watts
London Road
Gregorie
House of Correction
Derby Racing and Coursing Results Across Meetings
Sporting notes from Fes 13 detail Fattersales Derby results with multiple dogs and odds, including Emigrant, Viator, Comet, Glencoe, Alexis, Faunus, Freedom, and other contenders. Oatlands race results show Lane Laken with Clar and Sir Robert noted as taken. Swaffham meeting reports Mortimer defeating Indian, Maria over Annette, Idler over Hotspur for first season Greyhound stakes, plus other matches. Chatsworth meeting lists Spanker winning the Cup over True Blue and Skip over Malice in Stakes.
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Fattersales Fes
Derby
Bubastes
Godolphin
Sultan
Laken
Sir Robert
Swaffham
Fes
Mr. Rouse
Mortimer
Burroughes
Lord Stradbroke
Maria
Gurney
Annette
Mr. Hurroughes
Idler
Chatsworth
Dr. Taylor
Mr. Ridehalgh
Mr. Shaw
Skip
Dr. Sumner
Malice
Colonial Markets Report From This Day
Imports remain light and demand for colonial produce is limited with prices not falling. Lac Dye Indigo and Cochineal show small export interest while prices hold. spirits demand weak with Leewards at 3s 2d and Jamaica at 3s 6d. Cocaine blacks fetch 10s 6d, silvers 9s to 9s 6d. foreign butter priced at 100s.
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Leewards
Jamaica
M‘karr & Co
Shipping Intelligence This Day Arrivals and Sailed Vessels
Shipping intelligence lists arrivals from Mauritius St Michael's Havannah Nassau London and Leeward Islands with vessels such as Thomas Sarah Albion Harmosa and Mary. Several ships from Ostend Gravelines Guernsey Lisbon and Leghorn are noted and Cam
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Tenon Lloyd’s
Orr Marearte
Fes
Thomas
Kirkun
Mauritius
Sarah
Campbell
St. Michael’s
Albion
Burrell
Leghorn
Downs
Cottingwood
Swan
Charente
Cowes
Habunam
Havannah
Weymouth
Helen
Gundey
Nassau
Swallow
Valparaiso
Lynx
Guernsey
Lady Harvey
Time
Lisbon
Cornelia
Operta
Plymouth
Lam beth Parish Meeting Debates House and Window Tax
In Lam beth parish a meeting was held to consider petitioning Parliament for repeal of the house and window tax. Resolutions condemn the tax’s burden on middling classes, and petitions based on these resolutions were agreed to for presentation to Parliament.
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Lambeth
Saint Valentine’s Day History and Customs Outlined
The article recounts Saint Valentine’s priesthood in Rome, his 271 execution on February 14, and early canonization. It notes Valentine’s Day customs in Europe, the shift from Roman February 15 rites to saintly dedications, and mentions Catholic patron saints, laurel leaf signs, and birds signaling love. It closes with a playful reflection on February’s dullness despite romance.
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Valentine
Rome
Claudius
Europe
Juno
Great Britain
St. Valentine
Chaucer
England
Courtly Gossip and Political Visits Reported
Country markets list interviews at the Foreign Affairs office with Talleyrand and Palmerston. Duke and Princess Victoria seen in Hyde Park. The Speaker hosts a grand dinner for notable figures. Mina attends a Royal Victoria Theatre performance of William Tell. Mile-end Old Town holds a meeting urging repeal of house and window duties with a petition planned for Parliament.
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Prince Talleyrand
Viscount Palmerston
Secretary of State For Foreign Affairs
James Kempt
Ordnance
Colonial Office
Duchess of Kent
Princess Victoria
Hyde Park
Palmeraton
Althorp
Ebrington
Ties Littleton
Earl of Belfast
Earl Grey
Treasury
Ewing
Glasgow
General Mina
Royal Victoria Theatre
William Tell
Sheridan Knowles
Tell
Mitz-End Old Town
Mile-end Old Town
Maltby
House of Ommons
Clay
The Frolics of Puck reviewed in True Sun Daily Review
The True Sun Daily Review celebrates Pack’s The Frolics of Puck as a lively original prose work blending fairyland with rational progress. It praises its humor, imagination, and accessible style while noting vivid local scenery and strong heroines. The reviewer hints at a possible author and places the tales in Charles I era, highlighting four intertwined stories and a gentle moral about belief in fairies.
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Puck
Bull and Charton
Titania
Oberon
Shekspeare
Pack
Ponent
England
Germany
Walter Scott
Southampton
Isle of Wight
Charles the
Fairfax
Sandys
Villiers
Duke of Buckingham
Cotton Market Activity and Prices Soar in Day’s Trade
The market shows stronger activity with sales reaching 3,000 bales. American grades below 8d stay weak while better classes hold firmer. Brazils remain steady and scarce qualities prevail. Today’s figures include 300 Persams 300 Maranhams 50 Babias and the rest Boweds with Tid. to 83d.
Market report from Maidstone fairs and stock trades
Tuesday’s market saw brisk beef and mutton trade with prices up about two pence per stone. Veal sold dullly, best at 3s 2d, large pigs only 3s. A surplus of very young horses and lean beasts led to high prices for horses and low sale values for inferior cattle. Hops traded briskly with good rents. wheat dull, barley fair, oats small supply, hay stable. Creditors meeting noted at Haslinghall Street with tomorrow’s dividends.
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Sussex
Births and marriages notices from Kensington and London locations
Births announce a son for Mrs Chas Hay at Phillimore Place and a daughter for Mrs G S Hayter in Connaught Terrace plus a son for Mrs Edward Scard at Ken Green. Marriages record Rev Frederick Hesse, Trinity Hall, to Jane Green near Bragherey End, and other unions including S P Hughessey at Worcester Caro line Elizabeth and C Becke at Devonshire Street. Died notices list J Taylor of Stockwell aged 73, John Poyget of Russell Square, and Augustus son of R F Herbert with rector Charles Richard Landon. Includes Bombay elder, and Arabella Elkins of Newman Street. printed by John Ager for Patrick Grast.
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Phillimore-place
Kensington
Chas. Hay
Connaught-terrace
G.S. Hayter
Ken-green
Edward Scard
Datchworth
County of Herts
Frederick Hesse
Trinity Hall
Znd
L. Hesse
Fsg
Chessedge
Jane
J. Green
Bragherey End
Allain Gharel Nottong
Ton
S. P. Hughessy
Worcester
Caroline Elizabeth
C. Becke
Devonshire-street
Queen-square
Stockwell
Surrey
J. Taylor
Russell-square
John Poyget
Augustus
R. F. Herbert
Mill-bill
Billericay
Charles Richard Landon
Sidage
Vange
Vaughan
Carterhouse-square
Arabella Elkins
C. Elkins
Newman-street
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Royal Canal
UNE
Dali
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GAZ
Times
Ndon
J. Cleave
Lane
Fleet-street
Voriolanus, Effingham Wilson
London Bridor
True Sun
S Bay
Hills
P.c
Dr. Hope
Amares
Alliance Fire
Anglo Mexican Min. Co
Bolanos Minsurance Company
Ilo
Brazilian King Company Ae
General Steam Navition Company
National Provincial Bank of England
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Real del Monte Minin Company
United Mexican
Danee
America
Holland
Ter
Rey Buenos Ayres
Carthagena
Leeward
Lnlands
Dubblin
Malta
Flanders
Mexico
Frange
Jersey
Donaghadee
Gothenburgh
New York
Sheffield
United States’ Bank
Sheil
Lord Althorp
Hill
Lloyd’s Books
LAW Intelligence
Police
Pantheon
Chevalier de Lima
Foreign Office
Sporting
Shipping Intelligence
Country Markets
Devizes
Horncastle
Louth
Ae Spilaby Tesee
Ory Grimsby
Caistor
Eeeaeen
Es i Rey
Arlene Ee
Stamford
Boston
Sever Eeees
Ste Eeeeees Trons
Pepinabem
Long Sutton
Huntingdon
Ae Oakham
East
True Sun Daily Review
Maidstone, Fes
Hasinghall-Street
Gilpin
Villiers-street
Strand
Army-Clothier
John Ager
Patrick Grast
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