Annual Meeting of Polish Exiles Society at Freemasons Tavern
The Polish Exiles Friends Society will hold its annual meeting at Freemasons Tavern Great Queen Street tomorrow Wednesday February 19 at twelve for one o clock to plan aid for Polish exiles in England Colonel De Lacy Evans MP chairs Tickets via J Thurston 14 Catherine Street Strand or the Secretary 2 South Crescent Bedford Square Sanford Arnott Hon Sec
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LIBERTY— CHARITY_HUMANITY
Freemasons’ Tavern
Great Queen Street
England
DE Lacy Evans
M.P
J. Thurston
Catherine-street
Strand
South-crescent
Bedford-square
Sandford Arnot
National of 1834 case fuels European press fury
A Paris Temps extract rails against Charles the Tenth era and describes the National of 1834 as the boldest depiction of governmental deceit and governed oppression. It notes a sham pistol plot acquittal and a bylaw to bar juries in libel trials, highlighting press unity across Europe in condemning abuses of power.
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Paris Temps
Charles the Tenth
M Persit
Fudge Hunt
Europe
Duke of Orleans
Puizip
Charles the
MM. Lafitte
Bakrort
Arrago
Revolution Party
Standard
National
Cuantes Dix
National press prosecutions in France enduring outrage
The piece laments repeated court actions against the National and the 1834 National, arguing judges condemned the paper for publishing legal proceedings. It condemns the bye law use, defends press liberties post revolution, and notes the continued resilience of the National despite imprisonment and fines.
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National
Court of Cassation
Court of Law
Naional
Supreme Court
Court of
Victor Hueco
M. Prospex Consett
M. Pauuix
Seine
National de 1834
National Ge
The
MM. Consett
Carret
Arcadia
Poticnac Ordinances Spark Threat of Prosecution
A fragment references press seizures and a 1834 case, noting how the National de 1834 published trial proceedings despite a court decision. It warns the government and barricade leaders that legal action targets sedition and presses, signaling a standstill and urging that sedition never wears out.
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Criers
National de 1834
Courts of Assizes
Repeal of the Union sparks debate in Commons hearing
In yesterday's House of Commons petition presentations, Mr Finch warned that Repeal would divide Britain and Ireland, risking a civil war and a Roman Catholic government in Ireland. Mr O Connell countered with examples of separate legislatures aiding national unity and Ireland’s prosperity under them, while railing at coercion and English imperial dominance. The piece contends Repeal may be the only path to justice for Ireland, noting current hardship under the union and arguing that England bears the cost of Irish poverty and rebellion.
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Finch
Ireland
Henry the Second
Church of Rome
England
O’connell
Sweden
Norway
Mr. O'Connell
Sharman Crauford
True Sun
St. Stephen’s
Unequal Burdens in England and Ireland Between Rich and Poor
A 19th century opinion piece contrasts England and Ireland showing how aristocratic rule shapes tax and labor. It argues English elites extract surpluses through Parliament while Irish landowners withhold fair pay and neglect funeral costs, leaving Irish peasants dependent on English labor and parishes, and notes Ireland bears lighter taxes to protect aristocratic interests.
Scandalous Paris trial tops foreign news items
The Paris papers focus on a scandalous trial involving a Spanish banker’s wife, her lover, and a locksmith who forged a key to raid the banker's strong box. Other items note army reductions, Cortes bonds dispute, and political shifts in Spain, Sardinia, and Nice.
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Paris
Guirnesuisa
Paria
Chamber of Peers
Spain
Madrid
Duke of San Fernando
Quesada
Valdez
Whillain
Galicia
Hore
Valencia
Old Castile
Villa Franca
Charles Albert
Sardinia
Louis Philip
Nice
Turin
Florence
Porte
Brussels
Spain News Letter Reports Cortes Call and Missions
A Madrid letter dated February 5 notes calm and public optimism as a Cortes convocation decree nears. It lists diplomatic appointments: Conde de Florida Blanca as ambassador, Duke de Frias as ambassador to Paris, and Eugenio de Barduje y Azara as minister to Brazil. It also mentions France and England aligning with Portugal, planning two divisions of eight thousand troops to end the Portugal contest.
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Madrid
Conde de Florida Blanca
Duke de Frias
Paris
France
England
Portugal
Derby and Cotillion races at Tattersalls meeting
Sporting notes from Tattersalls Fen Derby vs Bubastes with Silalh Olmph Delirium Enmigrant Viator listed as taken. Cotillion race features Rosalie and Louisa. Also Oatlands faces Sir Robert with one taken.
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Tattersall’s Fen
Derby
Bubastes I Bentley
Shelalh
Olmph
Delirium
Enmigrant
Viator the
Cuere
Cotillion
Rosalie Oa
Louisa
Oatlands
Sir Robert
Court of Common Pleas case occupies whole morning
LAW INTELLIGENCE This brief entry notes a Court of Common Pleas session lasting the morning with a case deemed of no public interest. No names, dates, or outcomes are given, but the record records the court's activity and duration.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Beggar John Stevens jailed for fourteen days
In Queen Square the poor seafaring man John Stevens faced magistrate Mr Burrell for begging in Walton Street Knightsbridge. He stated three months out of work after a West India trader paid him off. Unable to secure clothing or a ship, Stevens pledged his clothes to obtain food and was sent to the House of Correction for fourteen days.
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Queen Square
John Stevens
Burrell
Walton-street
Knightsbridge
Stevens
Tevens
Marquis of Chandos
Barrell
Gravesend
St Pancras Vestry Meeting Sparks Heated Clash
At St Pancras Vestry a motion attacked trustees for shutting out rate payers at a farm house meeting and urged a more liberal policy in vesting. Bauke blasted lavish expenditure and illiberal conduct, calling for the vestry doors to be locked against trustees. A plan to eject a trustee from the adjoining room failed by two votes.
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St. Pancras
Mr. Houghton
Farmanes
Sr. Bauke
Mr. Bauke
Beadle
Controversy Over Tithes and Land Rent Policy
Debates include Ireland’s land as flexible as Indian rubber, heir to burdens of tithes, with warnings of next year's full rent demand. Petitions condemn impressment, church patronage, and duelling, seeking reforms and relief from compulsory church payments. The session adjourned after addressing multiple petitions and proposed measures.
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Baronet
England
Ireland
Ingham
South Shields
Scotland
Andrew Johnstone
Cupar
City Markets and Money Rates Amid Slow Opening Rhythm
The city opens dull as the Budget tolls in. stock trading is slow with Consols around 89 and colonial gains modest. Mails from Lisbon and Mexico awaited, while foreign markets show slight vigor and various bonds move little amid subdued daily activity.
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Lisbon
Mexico
Stock Exchange
Department of Public Business
India
British Iron Company
Cobbett Corrects Morning Papers on Two Speeches
Mr Cobbett writes to the Editor of the True Sun to correct a misreport of his speeches last night. He states that 19001 should read 910001 as the deduction from artificers wares and asks for the correction. Crown-street, Tuesday morning.
Vessels Arrive As Trade News Flows In Across Multiple Ports
A condensed shipping report records arrivals from Seville to St Petersburgh and Charente to Ostend. Several ships including the Magnet and Providence are noted with crews saved after a sinking near Whitin Sand. The list mentions arrivals from Sunderland Harwich Ostend Rostock Rotterdam Tyne Guernsey Madras and Demerara among others.
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Sioup's
Dover
Fes
Damon
Seville
Magnet
Mackie
St. Petersburgh
Providence
Ward
Sunderland
Harwich
River
Collingwood
Charente
Dart
Ostend
Beverley
Guernsey
Attwood
Rotterdam
Hayti
Tyne
Guten Fende
Rostock
Buchannan
Hope
Harlingen
Sarah
St. Michael’s
Harriet
Edward
Bremen
Lady Louisa
Admiral Morrison
Demerara
Elphinstone
Madras
Cape of Good Hope
Men
Bilbon
Lord Strangford
Mauritius
Frances
Quebec
COLONIAL MARKETS THIS DAY
Our imports are light and demand supports limited prices with a good market prospect. Cotton demand rises with brisk sales. Surata, Boweds, and Madras prices listed. East India goods show varied values, tea and rice steady, cacao and fish selling at established rates. Thomas Clio Rickman, ally of Paine, dies at 76 after a long life in reform.
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Surata
Madras
Suaak
Mauritius
East India
Bengal
la Corree
Batavia
Taalow
Java
Brazil
Thomas Clio Rickman
Thomas Paine
Parochial rate dispute at St Pancras sparks delay in warrants
In Queen Square and Union Hall reports, parish officers clash with trustees over misappropriation of the last rate at St Pancras. A mandamus action looms as auditors pursue accounts and the magistrate delays judgment until King’s Bench decides. Jemima Hunt faces a church disruption charge but is dismissed. Three men, Haylock Langdon Parnell, face reexamination for robbing Benjamin Kitchen after an alibi attempt.
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Hatton-Garden
Samnah
St. Pancras
Taine
Douglas
Laing
Ng Saint
Tee
Worrall
King's Bench
Tr Laing
Routledge
Holmes
King’s Bench
Queen Square
Jemima Cella Hunt
Conon
Beadle
Fife
The Fountain of Youth and Nervous Debility Cure
A nineteenth century advertisement extols a mysterious nervous debility cure as revivifying medicine. It touts universal access from rank to humble, cites a grateful patient letter from November 1832, and lists works and locations for Goss and Co. medicines in London Edinburgh Glasgow and Dublin.
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Kairon
Pliny
Seciesy
Siessis, Goss and Co
Goss and Co
M.R.C
Meetings of creditors at Basinghall Street tomorrow
E T Smith of Burrowes-mena and Blaockfriars rd hackney man. W H Bullock of Rupert Street Haymarket tailor. Nevins T Richardson and W Clarke of High Holborn. W Barton of Newington Causeway cabinet maker. M Porter of Great Winchester Street merchant. S Carter of Farnham Surrey surgeon listed for creditor meetings.
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Basinghall-Street
X. E. T. Smith
Burrowes-mena
Blaockfriars Rd
Hackneyman
H. Bullock
Rupert-street
Haymarket
Tailor
Nevins
T. Richardson
W. Clarke
High Holborn
W. Barton
Newington-causeway
M. Porter
Great
Winchester-street
S. Carter
Farnham
Surrey
Births and marriages from Westerfield to Islington
Notices report multiple births including a son at Westerfield to the Rev G Whitefoord and a son at Powis Castle to Lady Lucy Clive, plus a daughter at Southwark Bridge-road to Mrs Wilson and a daughter to Charles Morgan. Marriages include Jobe Chapman to Susan Anne Morris and John Wormald to Caroline Ellen Jeaffreson. deaths list Lady Hastings, Frances Jane Massey, Emma Keate, and others aged variously. Additional items note a naval officer's son and a captain of the Scots Greys.
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Westerfield
G. Whitefoord
Powis Castle
Lucy Clive
Southwark Bridge-road
Wilson
Bedford-row
Charles Morgan
Church of All Souls
Seham-place
Thomas Hamill
W. Hamilton
Preston
Jo Ly T. Farquhar
R. T. Farquhar
Mauritius
Cheshun Herts
Jobe Chapman
Susan Anne
Secon
Mrs. Morris
Walthamcrosgs
Islington
J. Paine
Sunning-hill
Berks
Green-park
Youghal
Richard Theophilus Hastings
Frances Parker
Earl of
Ryde
Emma
Thomas Keate
Knightsbridge
Ann
Robert George Banker
Hodtheadon
Muswell Hill
Paket Loudon
J. Gape
Royal Regiment of Scots Greys
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Consola
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London
Ringe To-Worrow
Royal
John Wade
Scotsman
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
National Loan Bank
di Rente de Naples Exchange
C. Sereio
Ee Fonds
Expa
D’ Ie
Hare
Anglo Mexican Min. Co
Saee m
Pes Ly Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Loé
Bolanos Mining Company
Aeese
Imp. Min. Co
Bee
St. John del Rey
British Iron Mining
Cata Branca
Columbian Mining
Os Sail
Canada Company
Saree Wee Eereeree
General Mining Association
General Steam Navition Company
National Provincial Bank of England
Sone Provincial Bank of Ireland
Sccce Sl
Real del Monte Minin Company
United Mexican
Giasued
Eee
Reived
Ametica
Cesaeiee Farias Brakil Elas Cgeae Hollanda
Malta
Buenos Ayres
Leeward
Carthavena
Dublin
Flanders
Donaghadee
Jersey
Waterford
Islands
House of Commons
Sporting
LAW Intelligence
Ryder
Kent
H.curteis
Northampton
Hetchingham
Salehurst
Northiam
Rotherfield
Wilkes
Stanstead
Essex
N. Fleetwood
Bermondsey Market
Humphery
Saint George’s
P. Scrope
Stroud
O’dwyer
H. Verney
Duke of York
Cayley
Court of Honour
Lloyd’s Books
the True Sun
Shipping Intelligence
Police
Aanacnill
B, H
John Ope
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