Press Persecutions and the National of 1834 in Europe
A critical review denounces Press persecutions as morbid, praising the National of 1834 as a bold expose of governance deceit and oppression. It links earlier liberal trials to modern abuses, noting judges and lawyers manipulated by the Crown to avoid juries.
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Paris Temps
Crazies
M Persit
National
Fudge Hunt
Europe
Duke of
Orneans
Philip
Philip Sober
CuanLes
Standard
Cartes Dix
National trials over press reports fuel protests in France
A long critique denounces court actions against The National over coverage of the pistol affair and trials at the Seine. It condemns judges as prosecutors and calls for safeguarding charter guarantees, noting the paper’s 1834 rebranding and continued resistance against presses prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Court of Cassation
Court of Law
Supreme Court
Court of Assizes of
The
Seine
Assizes of
Victor Huco
M. Prosper Conseil
M. Pautin
Asaizes
National de 1834
Intelligent Standard
Ceassil
Carre
Arcadia
Famous Poxicnac ordinances cited in press clash
The piece discusses press seizures and laws against criers and news-veadors, warning that legal prosecution stiffens but the seditious press persists. It notes the National de 1834 published trial proceedings despite a decision, implying the Barricades government faces a standstill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criers
National de 1834
Repeal of the Union sparks debate in House of Commons
Mr Finch calls Repeal midsummer madness warning against two separate legislatures. O Connell argues Ireland prospered under a separate legislature and warns Reform would unite but strengthen both sides. He cites coercion, Irish petitions, and the impact on England, urging repeal as just when Ireland remains impoverished under union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finch
Ireland
Henry the Second
Cromwell
Church of Rome
England
Sweden
Norway
Mr. O'Connell
His Majesty
Sharman Crawford
Armagh
Forsooth
True Sun
St. Stephen’s
St All
Economic Inequality in England and Ireland Compared
The piece argues the same aristocratic spirit drives policy in both nations. English elites seize most of the national wealth via Parliament, forcing toil on the unprivileged. Irish landowners keep peasants in scarce soil rights, with minimal support, while taxes burden England more and Ireland far lighter to protect aristocratic interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
England
Paris scandal in the foreign journals and royalist rallies
The Paris papers center on a scandalous trial involving a Spanish banker’s wife, her lover, and a locksmith who opened the bank’s strong box. Reports from Madrid note a Cortes convocation planned for April, while Carlists face military moves in Galicia and Nice. Other items mention army cuts in 1835, royalist convictions, and Albanian reform deputations to the Porte. Brussels and German papers add little new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Peers
Llow
Spain
Madrid
Cortes
Duke of San Fernando
Quesada
Valdez
Whillain
Galicia
Hore
Valencia
Old Castile
Villa Franca
Charles Albert
Sardinia
Louis Philip
Nice
Turin
Florence
Porte
Brussels
Madrid letter hints at new ambassadors and Portugal action
A Madrid dated February 5 letter reports calm progress and a pending decree for coprokog by the Cortes. It notes Conde de Florida Blanca as ambassador to the court, Duke de Frias to Paris, and Bardage y Azara as minister to Queen Dona Maria da Gloria. It adds France and England plan to renew the 1820 23 treaty with Portugal and send two divisions to end the contest in Portugal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Cortes
Conde de Florida Blanca
Duke de Frias
Paris
Equebio de Bardage Y Azara
Donoa Maria da Gloria
France
England
Portugal
Tattersalls Race Foreshadows Colonial Stakes and More
Sporting notes report Tattersalls listings with selections like Delirium Emigrant and Cotillon among others. Law intelligence covers a common pleas session and police report on John Stevens charged with begging in Knightsbridge, then St Pancras Vestry meeting with heated debate over trustees’ conduct and a proposed ejection tactic.
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Queen-Square
John Stevens
Burrell
Walton-street
Knightsbridge
Stevens
Ate Barrell
Marquis of Chandos
Gravesend
J. Burrell
House of Correction
Impractical Tithes Debates and Duelling Petition Roundup
A House session covered Ireland tithes distinctions by a baronet and warnings of new tithes. Petitions from South Shields seamen oppose impressment and urge general registration. Scotland church patronage criticism and Kent tithes distress petitions favor rental tithe. North Hampton and nearby areas seek relief from church rates. Dissenters of Stanstead Essex and Chulmleigh Devon petition to be freed from church payments. Notices on consuls and Bermondsey market plus a proposal for a court of honour to curb duelling. House adjourned after 2 PM.
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England
Ireland
Ingham
South Shields
Scotland
Andrew Johnstone
Cupar
Ryder
Kent
H.curteis
Northampton
Hetchingham
Salehorat
Northiam
Rotherfield
Wilkes
Stanstead
Essex
N. Fleetwood
Bermondsey Market
Humphery
Saint George’s
P. Scrope
Stroud
Omdwyer
H. Verney
Duke of York
Cayley
Dull City Opening as Markets Hold Back Yet Hopeful
Eleven o clock notes a muted city mood with little fresh intelligence from Lisbon or Mexico. The Stock Exchange opens heavy, but some capital begins to drift toward Colonial Markets with prices buoyant for holders. Consols around 89 4 with scanty business. Spanish Cortes up to 33. Portuguese Regency near 72 73. News-mails scarce, money market slightly steadier, and several stocks show minor moves amid quiet trading.
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Lisbon
Mexico
Stock Exchange
Department of Public Business
Cortes
Lloyd’s Books
Whatia
Portuuese
Consors
India
Sharea
Cobbett Corrects Reported Wage Deduction
Mr Cobbett informs the editor of the True Sun that reports of his speeches are wrong. He states that 19001 dollars were deducted from artificers wages, whereas the amount was 91000 dollars and requests the correction. Crown street, Tuesday morning.
Arrivals and Sinking Near Harwich Port
From Lond aL Orr Dover Feb 17 ships report arrivals including the Damon from Seville and Magnet from St Petersburgh. The Providence, Ward from Sunderland to Harwich, sunk near Whiting Sand with crew saved. Other vessels arrive from Charente Ostend Rotterdam Rostock Tyne Guernsey Demerara Madras and Quebec with various destinations.
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Lond al Orr Dover
Fes
Damon
Seville
Falmouth
Magnet
Mackie
St. Petersburgh
Providence
Ward
Sunderland
Harwich
River
Fen
Collingwood
Charente
Dart
Ostend
Beverley
Guernsey
Attwood
Rotterdam
Hayti
Tyne
Guten Fende
Rostock
Buchannan
Hope
Harlingen
Sarah
St. Michael's
Harriet
Edward
Bremen
Louisa
Admiral Morrison
Demerara
Elphinstone
Madras
Cape of Good Hope
Union
Bilboa
Lord Strangford
Mauritius
Frances
Quebec
COLONIAL MARKETS AND TRADE PRICES REPORT
Market report notes light imports and steady demand with improving activity in cotton. Prices quoted for Surat, Bowed, Madras, and other commodities across tea, sugar, spices, and colonial products. Obituary: Thomas Clio Rickman, friend and advocate of reform, dies at 76 after a long career.
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Madras
Sunar
Mauritius
East India
Bengal
Havasnabs Oc
A . Correz
Ceylon
Batavia
Ric&s
Ocoa
Brazil
Thomas Clio Rickman
Thomas Paine
St Pancras Vestry Controversy Over Rate Arrears Hearing
In Queen Square and Union Hall reports a St Pancras parish dispute over arrears claims against church trustees. Vestrymen challenge alleged misappropriation cited at more than 600 and possibly 99,000. Auditors seek mandamus while magistrates defer judgment pending King's Bench ruling. A separate case reports Jemima Hunt disruptive at St Margaret’s Church before dismissal. Three men linked to a Robbery case face re-examination Monday.
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Laing
Worrall
Douglas
King’s Bench
Routledge
Holmes
St. Pancras
Court of
Queen Square
Jemima Celia Hunt
Beadle
Union-Hall
Haylock
Benjamin Kitchen
Lincolnshire
Grantham Bank
Langdon
Parnell
Wedgwood
Traill
MARRIAGE, BIRTHS AND DEATHS NOTICES FROM LONDON PRESS
Notices of births marriages and deaths dated from 18th to 14th inst with names of spouses including Lady Lucy Clive Mrs Wilson Mrs Charles Morgan and others, marriages such as Thomas Hamilton to T Farquhar, and deaths listing Frances Jane Massey and others, from London area.
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Westerfield
G. Whitefoord
Powis Castle
Lucy Clive
Southwark Bridge-road
Wilson
Bedford-row
Charles Morgan
Church of All Souls
Ham-Place
Thomas Hamilton
W. Hamilton
Preston
Y T. Farquhar
R. T. Farquhar
Mauritius
Cheshunt
Herts
Mr. Johnsman
Susan Anne
Morris
Waltham-crosa
J. Paine
Youghail
Frances Jane
Cromwell Massey
Emma
Thomas
Ane
Robert Geore Benke Bankes
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Elgi Onda
Consola
Nse
Tock
Cen Bank Brock
Royal Spanish Loan
Rente
Rente de
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Exchange
London
Anglo Mexican Min. Co
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Bolanos Mining Company
Brazilian National
Imp. Min
St. John del Rey Cata Branca British Iron G Company
Perererry Columbian Mining Co
Ee Canada Company
Sae General Mining Association
General Steam Nagine Companyeational
Provincial Bank of Engi
Provincial Bank of
Eee Real del Monte Mio. Gopany
United Mexican Min. Co
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Eevee
Buenos Ayr
Carthagena
Publin
Flanders
Scsese
Jersey
Hamburgh
BIOK
London Bridge
Uorro
Royal
John Wade
Scotsman
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Ennen Ee
Freemasons’ Tavern
Great Queen Street
DE Lacy Evans
J. Thurston
Catherine-street
Strand
South-crescent
Bedford-square
Sandford Arnot
Ditto
House of Commons
Foreign Journals
Sporting
Cate
Cotillon
Uae
Sir Robert
LAW Intelligence
Court OF Common Pleas
Police
St. Pancras Vestry Meeti Inc
Houghton
Bauke
the True Sun
Shipping Intelligence
Kairon Gnothi
Goss and Co
Minu
Iy Goss and Co
M.R.C
Lancaster-place
Paternoster-row
Calton Street
Edinburgh
Trongate
Glasgow
Grafton-street
Dublin
Basinghall-Street
T. Smith
Burns
Blackmorard
John Ager
Patrick Grant
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