Contemporay Press Debate on Cabinet Plans and Budget
A Liverpool era column outlines alleged plots to reshuffle the cabinet headed by Grey and Brougham, cites talks with royal friends, and hints at a broader plan to unite Whigs with Tories under a crown-friendly government. It criticizes Lord Althorp's budget as a speculative surplus and attacks party hypocrisy and personal conduct in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey
Brougham
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Grey
Lord Brougham
Lord Althorp
John Russell
Lord Palmerston
Duke of Richmond
Lord Melbourne
James Graham
Stanley
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peel
Country Party
House of Commons
Csssecser
Hypocrisy and Immorality on the Parliamentary Stage
A harsh critique contrasts hypocrisy with open immorality as speakers in Parliament are accused of duplicity. The excerpt cites Sir Francis Burdett lamenting memory lapses and out of house statements, noting how reform opponents faced insinuations of acting from external intimidation during earlier debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PROM
Francis Burdett
Lordship Defends Informant. Calls Sheil Innocent
Lord Althorp defends his informer while denying a private language claim by Mr Sheil and asserts reliance on the informant’s veracity. He warns readers against imputations and calumny, noting the peril of idle tongues and confirming Mr Sheil’s innocence amid controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sheil
Mark
Lord A
Lord Althorp
Budget scheme promises relief yet deepens national debt
The piece argues the budget pledges to relieve the people by 1,200,000 while doubling real burdens to 1,400,000 plus interest. It warns new tea and tonnage duties raise taxes, drive trade to Americans, and expose government miscounts. It condemns sliced reductions as deceptive and condemns sinecures and pensions as gross abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budeet
India
Lord Althorp
War Department
H. Parnell
War Office
Sir R. Peel
Peel promises a cautious stance on agricultural burdens
In The Times commentary, Sir R Peel is portrayed as occasionally rash in defending relief for agriculture. The piece doubts he will again attempt to sway the house to ease peasant burdens, noting Lord Althorp and Hume would push back on land taxes, tithes, and landlord monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Althorp
Mellish
South Sea
East India Company
England
House of Commons
TIMES
R. Peel
Bart
Tories distort Irish judge inquiry speech in Morning Chronicle
The Morning Chronicle accuses Tories of misrepresenting Sir William Smith’s judicial conduct debate and ministerial support for Mr. O Connell’s inquiry motion. It condemns James Graham’s speech as favorable to Conservative misinterpretation and criticizes Morning Fest caterers for private conversation gossip misused to skew public perception of the majority’s vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Chronicle
William Smith
O’connell
James Graham
House of Commons
Baron Smith
Ireland
Littleton
O'Connell
England
Dublin
Gil Blas
Hercules
Peachum
Hudibras
Globe
Baron
Sheil
Contested Irish Affairs and the Barrister Baron Smith
The piece critiques Baron Smith’s Irish charges and the Tory press. It defends ministers while condemning the baron’s political rhetoric at Dublin Grand Jury and calls for temperate Irish policy and practical relief. It also references Mr Sheil and Mr OConnell, urging reform over partisan conflict.
Assault case in King’s Bench over eye injury at Farringdon market
In a Nisi Prius session, Sarber sues Weaver for assault. Neighbors testify to the blow and lasting injuries forcing seven weeks of ill health and medical aid. A fellow butcher says the master, away for hours, found the plaintiff misbehaving and then inadvertently caused a slight eye graze during a shop correction. Jury awards damages of 151.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarber
Farringdon Market
Welded tube patent case goes to jury in Birmingham
The extensive gas tube manufacturer sues for patent infringement of 1825 Whitehouse process. Sir James Scarlett leads plaintiff’s case with witnesses claiming identical manufacturing methods at defendant’s site. Solicitor General counters with fifty witnesses alleging a different process. Lord Chief Baron orders return to Chancery for possible retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scarlett
Brunell
Deakin
Mr. Pratt
Richards
Court of Chancery
Distressing suicides and a fatal choking death
An inquest at St Bartholomew's Hospital returned a verdict of temporary insanity for Thomas Hatton a 40 year old barman who cut his throat with a razor and died after being found in the cellar. A razor covered with blood was found at the scene. Also in Shoreditch John Orton a 39 year old butcher died from suffocation after a small piece of brisket lodged in his throat. The inquest returned verdicts of death by suffocation and temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Payne
Thomas Hatton
Union Tavern
Bagnigge Wells
Chambard
Wilmington-place
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Oxford-street
Plough
Plough-yard
Shoreditch
John Orton
Thomas
Romford Tite Association Meeting at White Hart Inn
The Romford Tite Association met at the White Hart Inn drawing a large attendance. Members opposed the Devonsire proposal to grant the little awger one tenth of the rent, arguing tithe payment could not be commuted for any rent portion, as capital on land cannot fairly set perpetual charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romford
White Hart Inn
Colchester Gazette
Bayswater
English
The
General Steam Navigation Company
Lombard-street
Wolverley Attwood
London
Mining intelligence update shows ore and copper totals
The report lists average standard 115 pounds, average produce 7 shillings, average price per ton 5 pounds 9s 6d, ore quantity 2004 units, fine copper 178 tons 12 cwt, and total amount 13650 pounds 15s.
Copper Ore for Sale at Redruth in February List
Copper ore amounts available at Redruth in February include Fresayean 906 tons Wheal Towsan 370 Cardrew Consols 325 Fowey Consols 214 Wheal Jewell 182 Wheal Garland 153 Wheal Damsel 107 Lanescot 92 Carharrack 56 Forsl 2403 tons.
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Redruth
Binner Downs
Fresayean
Wheal Towsan
Cardrew Consols
Fowey Consols
Wheal Jewell
Wheal Garland
Wheal Damsel
Lanescot
Carharrack
Forsl
Shipping Intelligence from Lloyds List Friday
The Apollo Carey from Dartmouth to London drove on Foreland Rock but was refloated without damage and proceeded to Falmouth. The Britannia Wade from Liverpool to New Orleans, leaky, is discharging cargo for repairs. The James Mallors from Dublin to London discharged cargo in good order but the vessel is strained and to be repaired. The Effort waterlogged and abandoned between Saltees and Smalls Light. The Correeside ran on Kinsale reef and sank. crew saved. The Harvest was struck by heavy seas. deck equipment damaged and must discharge. The Jean backed from Limerick to Lisbon. cargo heated and discharging. The Abby struck by a sea. full of water with gear lost. The Ellen London, driving down bay, ran ashore twice but got off and proceeded. Other reports from Narva to Liverpool, Newport to Fisherrow, Hamburg to Liverpool, and further describe wrecks and maritime incidents with crews saved. Various ships reported stranded, wrecked, or damaged near islands and coasts, with limited salvage updates.
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Lloyd’s
Marcate
Les
Apollo
Carey
Dartmouth
London
Foreness Rock
Falmouth
Fes
Britannia
Wade
Liverpool
New Orleans
Penzance
Fea
S.S.W
N.W
Scitty
James
Mallors
Dublin
North Shields
Saltees
Smalls Light
Pearson
Hence
Trieste
Kinsale
Columbia
Button
Charleston
Kixsace
Lawton
Boston
Kinross
Jean
Gorman
Limerick
Lisbon
Wanrren?Point
Swansea
Dunmanus
Ellen
Mannne Island
Newport
Fisherrow
Fort William
Mthult
Warkworth
Harry
Cook
Hamburgh
Bulmer Rock
Scargoroucu
Etherlay
Corby
Stockton
Flora
Jenkinson
Flamborough Head
Hastwich
Stephenson
Newcastle
Constantinople
Cornelius
Bates
Smyrna
Dardanelles
Mauritius
Cwasar
Sufflen
Madras
Bengal
Wrommerton
Hannah
Newby
Bald Head
Lap DeLruia
Sicily
New York
Chincoteague
Marseiles
Romulus
Federickburg
Halifax
Urbana
Bostos
Cordelia
Lace
Thumb Cap
Gignoux
Bordeaux
Bourbon
Rochelle
Caliphate
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT BASINGHALL STREET
Tomorrow creditors meet at Basinghall Street with listed attendees including uM E R Shea and T Fenn tailors Great Pulteney Street il D Garnett hat manufacturer Nicholas Lane Bermondsey fellman C Lampon Tyers Gate Bermondsey 14 dividends Sir G Duckett Bart Co Pall Mall Homewood Pollard Bethnal Green brewer W Best Noble Street ironmonger Sherwin London Wall cheesemonger W Roberts Angel Court City merchant A C Marsh Great Scotland Yard paymaster general assistant aid
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Basinghall Street
E. R. Shea
T. Fenn
Great Pulteney-street
J. Garnett
Chiswell-street
Il D. Hamilton
Nicholas-lane
U C. Lampon
Tyer
S- Gateway
Bermondsey
Fellman
Sir
G. Duckett
Bart., and Co
Pall-mall
Bankeray
T. Homewood
Pollard’s
Raw
Bethnal-green
Brewer
W. Best
Noble-street
T. Sherwin
London-wall
W. Roberts
Angel-court
City
A. C. Marsh
Great Scotland-yard
Births Marriages and Deaths in 19th Century Notices
On the 15th, the Marchioness of Clanricarde bore a daughter. Multiple births announced in London and Surrey establishments include Mrs Bond of a son, Mrs Meyer of a daughter, Mrs Whitling of a daughter, and Mrs Thomson of a daughter. Marriages listed include Archibald Campbell to Elizabeth Hume, Aubrey Beauclerk MP to Ida Goring, and W B Bolden to Mary Ann Geeleneee. Died notices mention J Roper aged 53, Mr Pomfret of Tenterden aged 69, Lord Teignmouth aged 83, Lady Hastings aged 78, J Sidney aged 75, and Rev R Scott aged 74. Printed by John Ager for Patrick Grant at the True Sun Office, Strand.
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Marchioness of
St. Mary’s
Chelphash
Archibald Campbell, Esq
Glendarnel
Argyleshire
Elizabeth
Hume
Phyaia Patachinaty
King
Curzon-street
Au-Fair
Washington Church
Aubrey W. Beauclerk
Ida
F. Goring, Bart
Highden
Sussex
Stockport
W. B. Bolden
John Bolden
Hyning
Lancashire
Mary Ann
Geeleneee
Greenhill Compstall
County of
Chester
Eden Grove
Holloway
J. Roper
Pomfret, Esq
Tenterden
Kent
Portman-square
Lord Teigamonth
Wilesley Hall
Derbyshire
Derbyshire, Lady Hastings, Aged 78, Relict of General Sir Charles Desings, Bart
G.C.H
Regiment of Foot
Richmond-hill
J. Sidney, Esq
Portsmouth
R. Scott
John Ager
Patrick Grant
True Sun
Strand, Landon
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West India
Sir Francis
J. Scarlett
Hill
Hull
Mr. Hill
Nunami Ricordo
Macaulay
the Times
the Courier
John Wood
Mr. Macaulay
LAW Intelligence
Court OF Exchequer
Mining Intelligence
Treloweth
Boscaswell Downs
St. Ives
Darlington
Aes
Siedass
Shipping Intelligence
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