Markets and mails: colonial trade and Lloyds notes
Eleven o clock reports say Paris and colonial markets show better tone with sugar strong and coffee weak while Amsterdam Rotterdam Antwerp prices mirror. Lloyds shows no heavy disasters. consols near 89% with various securities steady. Rio letters report calm. Bennett dies, Lloyds secretary role open. British and foreign markets lack vigour as budget opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Ulland
Stock Exchange
Lisha
India
Law Intelligence Court Case On 2001 Gift Question
Law intelligence notes a King’s Bench session over Mrs Wilkinson’s estate and a disputed 2000 pound gift to Miss Gwymer who lived with Wilkinson since age ten. A parcel held by Gwymer was handed over and later returned, raising questions of intention to gift. Report ends as case progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF King's Bench
Mass Prius
Gwymer
Court of Common Pleas hears Boucher v Quelle over bill of exchange
In 1832, Quel le, a Ludgate furrier and Goodwin's administrator, sues Thomas Boucher for 201 on a bill of exchange. The defendant argues the bill was discounted for payment on Feb 9 or 11, but Goodwin’s illness and death on Feb 13 halted cashing. A related 10 shillings cheque to Daniel Boucher and a funds chase via Mrs Yearsley are noted. Jury returns verdict for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Guildhall
Quelle T. Boucher
Quelle
Ludgate-hill
Cheltenham
Goodwin
Thomas Boucher
Daniel Boucher
Yearsley
Daniel
Thomas’saime
Shipping Intelligence This Day From Lloyds
Carek Fes ia arrives Violante Saghaferre from Odessa Parsunt Alexander from Gergente Dowis Fes 15 Loion Avrevaru Bilboa Penman Castle Roberts from Gblin Portsuouth Fes 16 Vitella Watts from St Johns Wight Fra 16 Rome Revaus from Batavia Puymocra Fes 15 Bolivia Deuthars from St Petersburgh Greassey Fes 15 Henry Cunningham Sophia Cardiff from Rio Janeiro Jersey Fen 16 Young Peggy Boo sellers train Teneriffe Pursuit from St Peters urgh River ls arrives Delight from Rio Janeiro Ariel from Pernambuco Earl of Liverpool Rotterdam Tiger from Bilboa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Carek
Fes. Ia
Violante
Saghaferre
Odessa
Parsunt
Alexander
Gergente
Dowis
Fes
Loion
Avrevaru
Bilboa
Penman Castle
Roberts
Gblin
Portsuouth
Vitella
Watts
St. John's
Wight
Fra
Delight
Rio Janeiro
Ariel
Pernambuco
Earl of Liverpool
Rotterdam
Tiger
Sporting hunting appointments listed across numerous hounds packs
Received this day hunting notices show schedules for many packs including Craven Hounds Beedon Park Welford Wood Vine Hounds Clap gate Headley Wood West Sherborn Church and more with arrivals at various inns and limits noted. Details cover days Wednesday Thursday Friday and times from nine to twelve, naming locations such as Cross Keys Frogfield and many manorial venues, reflecting a regional hunting calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craven
Cross Keys
Frogield
Beedon Park
Welford Wood
Vine
Clap-gate Headley Wood
West Sherborn
Sir J. Cope
Burnt Hill
Duke of Cleveland
the Grove
Lord Harewood
Coc. Bridge
Wethersome
Lord Middleton
Howsham House
North Grimston
York and
Sandberh
Clown Village
Tickhill Spital
Badsworth
Hursday
Doncaster Bar
Felkirk
Hurworth
Girsby
Sinnington
Ness
Northumberland
Netherwitton
Long Witton Inn
Haydon
White Chapel
Wood Hall Hills
Duke of Rutland
Herring Lodge
Broadwater
Newent Harriers
Redmarley Park
Kennel
Mr. Barnard
Embridge Court
Llantillio
Graig Hill
Mr. Phillips
Bradridge Farm
Sir W. Carew
Shipley
Duck Aller
Lianblethian Harriers
Marcross
Press and political press suppression across Europe in 1644
From Paris, a correspondent reports on efforts to coerce German and European presses under the Holy Alliance system. Extradition treaties, espionage, and judicial prosecutions target editors in France and England. Le National’s crackdown in Paris leads to a new paper and prison sentences. Spain experiences a press revival with new journals and reform-minded coverage. Lafayette lies gravely ill near Paris, while lingering court intrigues and Madrid trade talks stir figures across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Presse
Ivan
Vienna
Germany
Holy Alliance Inquisition
Hydra
Nestor
Ress
France
England
National
le National
le National de
M. Carrel
M. Conseil
M Carrel
Cour d’Assizes
Messieurs Carrel
Conseil
Spain
Ferdinand
Gasette
le Vapor
Barcelona
Madrid
Bulletin of Commerce
The
Age
Chronicle
Aurora
Zea
Council of Castile
Council of State
Council of Regency
Lafayette
Dulong
Paris
la Grange
Paul Pry
Pari
Sidne Smith
Rune d’Anjou
Pere la Chaise
Chaise
Calais
J. P.S
Bologna Theatre
Metternich
Markets and arrivals at Ford and Smithfield markets
Grain trade remained active with better Wheat and Barley demand, many samples on show, but inferior Wheat dull. Flour and other commodities held steady. prices for Beans, Peas, and Oats largely unchanged. Smithfield reports strong cattle demand with capital meat, but later trade eased. Beef and Veal quoted up to mid prices while Pork and mutton volumes fluctuated. Totals: Beasts 2,690. Sheep 17,360. Calves 110. Pigs 230.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Norfolk
Suffolk
Kent& Essex
Poland
Arrivaia
Smithfield
Cabinet Council Meets at Downing Street on Saturday
A Cabinet Council convened Saturday afternoon at Viscount Althorp's Downing Street residence with ministers including Lansdowne Grey Ripon Richmond Carlisle Melbourne Palmerston Stanley Grant Graham Holland Russell. The Lord Chancellor joined about five, council adjourned near six as deliberations continued. Turnpike trustees urged fat-soled wheels to cut road repair costs and tolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burge
Jamaica
Burnley
Colonial Office
Viscount Althorp
Downing-street
Marois of Lansdowne
Earl Grey
Earl of Ripon
Duke of Richmond
Earl of Carlisle
Viscount Melbourne
Viscount Palmerston
Stanley
Charles Grant
James Graham
Lord Holland
John Russell
Alcester
Evesham
Harrow
Inkborough
Secretary of State For the Home Department
Coventry Herald
Trade and Sugar Manufacture in India’s British Possessions
A review of LITERATURE History of the British Colonies Vol 4 on Asia, praising Mr Martin’s work as comprehensive for trade and governance in India. Includes excerpts on India Europe commerce, free trade versus monopoly, and the sugar industry. Highlights Bengal, Madras, Bombay cane cultivation, jaghery, and sugar duties. Describes potential revenue gains from reduced duties and expanded Indian sugar production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro Montgomery Mogin
Asia
Martin
India
Europe
England
Fast India Company
Benarea
Mauritius
Demerara
Bengal
Madras
Bombay
West Indies
Great Britain
Hindoos
Merica
Colonial Markets See Steady Demand As Markets Advance
Colonial markets report robust business for the week with demand expected to meet supply. Capital should flow as stock exchange excitement subsides, with country and shipping orders anticipated. prices remain firm and imports fair. No public sales today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Reverend Irvine Preaches Daily in Glasgow Church
Rev. Epwordb Irvine has preached for two Sundays at Carrubber's Close under Mr. Tait, claiming a Lord sent him to rebuke the city’s wickedness, except for Mr. Tait’s church, while Irvine leads the service and Tait finishes with brief remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwordb Irvine
Irving
Tait
Carrubber’s
Mr. Irving
Mr. Tait
Scotaman
Imperial Parliament on Various Private Bills and Reforms
The House of Commons opened with a crowded attendance as petitions and bills were presented. Debates covered local acts for Great Shelbourne and Haslarbridge, the Exeter Market Bill, Cardiff and Glamorgan Ship Canal, and several inclosures and incorporations. References to Sabbath observance, corporation reform, and the Union repeal dominated discussion, with ministers urged to advance comprehensive corporate reform and address Irish tenure and tithes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Yorke
Great Shelbourne
G. Staunton
Hasarbridge
Divert
Exeter Market
Nicholls
Cardiff and Glamorgan
Shaw Lefevre
Pimlico
Grosvenor
Hawes
Lambeth
Potter
Wigan
Oswald Wosley
Staffordshire
Baronet
Stafford
Uttoxeter
Fowell Buxton
Alliance Marine Society
Lord Sanvox
Liverpool
Lord Morpeth
Witson Patton
Burnley
Bernard
Kent
Ewart
Ocean Insurance Company
Hodson
Cobbett
Hear
Alaugh
Navy
Mr. C
Committee of Supply
Scotland
Lord Dalmeny
Royal Burgh
Stirling
Feargus O'Connor
Wexford
Great Britain
Ireland
O'Congar
Dungarven
Duke of Devonshire
O'Connor
Hutt
Ingston-upon-Hall
England
Mr. H
Corporation of London
O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Pry
Dublin
Mr. P
United Kingdom
Mr. O’c
Apothecaries’ Company
Mr. O'Dwyer
Edward Atkins
M.D
J. Cowell
Drogheda
Freland
Hodges
Repeal of Corn Laws and Tithe Reform Debate in Parliament
In a heated debate, MPs argue abolishing tithes and fixing a land tax rate, citing Scotland’s long abolition and potential benefits for England. Critics warn repeal could devastate employment, while advocates emphasize historical progress, industry, and agricultural improvement amid concerns about Macculloch’s plan and absenteeism's impact. The discussion notes the petitioners’ vague terms and defends past agricultural advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
England
Macculloch
M‘culloch
Corbett
Ireland
Paris
Rome
Hon
Dungarvan Election and Oddities from an Irish Town
A Cork Fifteenth Hussar unit and other troops protected the Dungarvan court house while factions backed rival candidates, Barron and Jacob, amid disputes over repeal and tithes. Reports say Jacob prevailed after night polling. notes cover the Philadelphia battleship Pennsylvania and St Pancras church rates, plus a public inquiry into a theater incident and new factory warming machines.
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Fifteenth Hussara
Cork
Richard Butler Hamilton Rowe
Bayview
Pierre George Barron
Robert Longan
Dungarvan
Andrew Carberry
John Dower
Ebenezer Jacob
Nicholas Purcell O'Gorman
W.N. Barron
Barron
Dominick Ronayne
M. O’connell
Jacob
Dungarvon
America
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
United States
Pennsylvania
Laing
Hallun-garden
Scadding
Brighton
Independence of Judges in Public Debate and a Monu ment Fund
A miscellany column critiques judicial independence and its perceived limits under royal influence, contrasting with calls for accountability. It notes Kent county donations to honor Charles Larkin, reports on East India Company remittance policies to soldiers, and chronicles local events including a farmyard fire in Middlesex, a sculpture notice, and Bakers’ Union tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Charles Larkin
East India Company
England
Covent-garden
National Bank
Farrar
Provincial Bank of Ireland
National Provincial Bank of London
Oliver Farrer
Ross
Tease Cane
Heathrough
Harmondsworth
Middlesex
Cane
Wyatt
Bakers’ Union
Journeymen Bakers
Lyceum
Glasgow Free Press
C. Kemsis
C. Kemble
America
Misty Fonny Kemble
Butler
Poole
No. 4
Richmond-street
Edgware Road
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civTy
Exchange
Brussela
Bennett
Lloyd’s
Brest
Consols
LAW Intelligence
Shipping Intelligence
Sporting
British India
Singapore
Cape of Good Hope
West India
East India
West
Clerkenwell
Serjeant
Spankie
Grant
Hume
Tindall
Spankle
St. Andrew, Holborn
Broan. Forrd
Elmhill
Three Kingdoms
Poyernook
Grandholm
Aberdeen Herald
Joho Okes
Cambridge
University of Cambridge
High Church
San—Cambridge Chronicle
Tacatoo-bal
Ashton
Henry
Birminghes
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