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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 17, 1834

Page

10

Leeds Election ends with Baines voters ahead by two to one

Final poll results show Mr. Baines leading Sir J. Beckett and Mr. Joshua Bower with about twenty thousand orange supporters backing Baines. The meeting featured heated exchanges on reform, church rates, and taxes, while the mayor refused to recheck show of hands, adjourned for Friday and Saturday polls, and praised reformist conduct.

Baines Becket J. Beckett Bart Lord Lonsdale John Beckett Leeds Leeds Mercery Joshua Bower J. Gott Atkinson Hewes and Atkinson J. Marshall J. Clapham Ames J. Heaps Bayley Bower Cheers Cheerse John Heapa House of Commons Sir John Beckett Mr. Bower John Heaps Bulwer William Mr. Baines Mr. Baines: I Will Vote For the Motion If Lord Althorp Colonel Butler Kilkenny Ireland Mr. Barnes Exrland Buckingham Hisses Prior Wolverhampton William Jugilby Exchequer William Ingilby House of Lords Sir John Mr. Banes Heaps Baever John Becket Marylebone Lord Althorp Mr Bower Blues Hastings Orange Greens Wm. Beckett Sir John Miles Jackson Austings Orange Party Handy Sadler Tories Ms. Bower Joshua Bower, Esq Sir J. Beckett Friends of Reform

Spain Adjustments and Royal Critique Spurring Turmoil

Extract from Madrid dated Feb 2 notes unrest in Biscay and Navarre, growing support for the established order elsewhere, and Queen Isabella II faced with public unease due to lavish favors and informal conduct. Paris reports decree for civic guard, new ambassador appointments, and Italian and Portuguese tensions. Battle near Vittoria sees 2,000 rebels versus Queen's troops with losses on both sides. relief at Zugarramurdi and a Carlist son fighting against his father.

Madrid Biscay Navarre Spain Paris Fes Bayonne United States Evaristo Perez de Castro Rome Marquis de Labrador Valladolid Isabella II France England Bologna Bourdeaux Duke of Orleans Meteager Brest Baron Mortier Portugal Lisbon Vittoria el Pastor Alave Uranga Luque Villareal Mondragon Zugarramurdi Valdez

Belgian German and Dutch Papers Report Across Europe

In Brussels and Berlin reports outline post office funding aims to route English letters via Belgium, linking to Aix-la-Chapelle and Frankfurt. Remarks note ongoing debates on expenses, with officials stressing necessity to boost correspondence with Germany as England may funnel mail through the Belgian route. Various notices cover arrests, court actions, and cholera outbreaks alongside financial and market items from Nuremberg Vienna and Amsterdam.

Brussels Fes Chamber of Representatives Germany France Holland Belgium M. Delfusse Prussia Aix-la-Chapelle Frankfort England Jrontieur Belge

Frontiers of Poland and Baltic dispatches report military prudence

Reports from St Petersburg to Swabian Mercury describe cautious measures for Polish frontiers and Baltic provinces. Troop subsistence costs surge, with desolated lands forcing imports. Other items note university relocations unlikely, Prussian regulations trimming student numbers, and Greek volunteers forming new units. The Austrian and German letters recount floods in Komoru and Kolor Kolosca, inundating villages and isolating towns.

Russia Swabian Mercury Heidelberg Prussia Frankfort Munich Fez Volt Lesriere Greece Trieste Fusileers Styria Tyrol Borne Paris Naremobur Komoru Hungary Pelea Bee Danube Rts Esiego Nema Great Keazi Agy Ersck-Lel Garretgz Waag Matthew’s Field Kolor Kolocsa

Country Markets. Proj ected Rail Road to West Riding

At Bridlington a meeting prepared for a general session on the 18th was held. Some attendees were chosen to visit local gentry and influential residents to seek aid and information from York, Leeds, or other places. The deputation will gather proposals tied to the Bridlington Quay to West Riding railroad project.

Bridlington Bridlington Quay West Riding York Leeds Hal Advertiser

Late Editions of the True Sun by Express Announcement

Fadward Willmer of London announces to Liverpool and regional committees that he will forward daily by mail all London papers during the next session. He promises rapid delivery via express editions to the East and West Indies, North and South America, surpassing the British Post Office. Water conditions at London Bridge note morning and evening high tides. Lace Sun publication began Saturday at 3 o'clock.

John Monson Carrew John Fastabrooke Holdsworth Honourable Society of the Inner Temple Brighton Hanover Chapel Earl of Chichester House of Lords House of Commons Lord Bishop of Salisbury Lampeter College Cardiganshire H. More Medical Philological Tuesay—Lionzao Horticultural Civil Engineers Royal Society of Literature Society of Arts Royal Society Society of Antiquaries Royal Institution Westminster Medical Cain Cranford Bridge Windsor London Assurance Offices Bath Lord Teicgnmmouth Lord Teignmouth Portman Square Charlotte J. Cornish Teignmouth British and Foreign Bible Society Privy Council F.S.A Charles Jobo Shore Anna Starix T. Hill Lord Hill Sedgwick Beverley Cambridge Press Hunterion Lawrence College of Surgeons Baillie Everard Home Hunter College Lincoln’s Europe John Hunter Oo Cuvier Aristotle Linnius Buffon Abernethy Kin Chantrey Britain Medical Gazette THE True Sun Express Fadward Willmer London Liverpool England Scotland North Wales Ireland Eee East West Indies South America British Post Office

Debated Tax Policy and Attuorp Dismissal Aftermath

A London commentary criticizes Lord Attuorp and the Whig minority for claiming twenty million West India debt relief without burden increases. It argues such logic questions prior taxation and supports a broad shift to a property tax, reducing assessed taxes, and challenging funded debt meddling, while noting political reactions and market implications.

Lord Attuorp Lord Althorp West India Lord AttHorp O’connell Hume Dublin Broucham Grey

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