Victims and subscriptions meet for Taxes on Knowledge
The Committee for receiving subscriptions for this selected Victim to the Taxes on Knowledge will meet every Tuesday evening at Bigs ossee near the Cantorbury Arms Upper Marsh where Mrs Reeve will attend. Hobhouse Borough of Marylebone central committee room Gothic Hall New Road Feb 21 1834. The committee for promoting the election of Sir John Hobhouse will meet daily for information and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve
Bigs Ossee
Canterbury Arms
Upper Marsh
G. Umpleby
Hobhouse
Marylebone
New-road
Sir John Hobhouse
Ireland Oppression Under 1815 Stamp Act Exposé
The piece denounces Whig coercion in Ireland, citing the 55 Geo III cap 80 act of 1815. It highlights the punishment of Pilot Newspaper owner Mr Barrett, including six months imprisonment and a £100 fine, plus securities for seven years and seizure of property. The author laments the revival of ancient powers to suppress press freedom.
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Ireland
Pilot
Barrett
Kino
Press freieness crackles as Barrett fight rages in Dublin
A fierce editorial column attacks the Irish Stamps Commissioners and the Times over the Barrett printing stamp suppression. It defends parliamentary law while accusing the Dublin Morning Register and Whigs of moral bias, and previews a parliamentary motion condemning the suppression. The piece also reports on a proposed Whig plan to replace tithe with a land tax in Ireland, sparking Irish reform debates and warnings from Mr. O Connell. It notes the Repeal of the Union discussion set for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
True Sun
Exchequer
Robinson
Cobbett
R. Peel
O’connell
Hume
Marquis of Chandos
C. Fergusson
S. Whalley
Barrett
Times
Trish
Bless the Times
Inshi
Belial
Dublin Morning Register
Evening Post
Magee
Richmond
Comet
O'Dwyer
R. Barrett
Pilot
Ireland
O'Connell
Luttleton
Littleton
Cartwright
Bridgfield
Markets Wake To Foreign Stock Gains On Spanish Loans
A London financial report notes Spanish securities rising in Paris to 37 from 34 yesterday as talk of a new Spanish loan boosts sentiment. Consols advance to 90 91 with broad but limited activity and a generally dull day outside the money market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tees
Hope
P.c
Royal Canal
City of Dublin Steam Company
Paris
Cortes
India
Olanos
Turget
General Post Office
Leeward Island
Markets report on light arrivals at Corn Exchange
The Corn Exchange market shows light arrivals across grains with oats largest in supply. Prices mirror last Monday. trade is scant with weak demand. Pork and beef vary, veal steady, pigs mixed. totals list beasts 122, sheep 475, calves 90, pigs 220 as notes.
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Smithfield
Liverpool Arrives Me meteor from Bahia Endures Gale Damage
LiverPool ships arrival from Bahia reports gale damage to the vessel this morning. At Corton Market in Fes the 18th sales reach 2 500 bags with prices trending downwards. A Marylebone meeting at Yorkshire Stingo Tavern discusses repeal of taxes and broader reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LiverPool
Fes
Bahia
LiverPoo
Corton Market
Marylebone
Yorkshire Stingo Tavern
New-road
Home
Crawfor
Ireland
Derbishire v Wellesley Libel Case in Court
In London, Judge and Special Juries hear the action by Mr. Stewart Derbishire against the Hon. William Long Wellesley over statements in a Essex Standard letter. The jury awards damages of 40 shillings after contrasting arguments on libel, publication, and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Derbishire
Wellesley
Essex Standard
Platt
Mr. Carrington
Damages Sought Over Goldsmiths' Hall Reconstruction
Morley of Manchester sues the Goldsmiths' Company in the Court of Common Pleas for damages after the company rebuilt their hall. Construction blocked access to his leased premises at 2 Carey Lane, preventing rental and business activity. Morley had expected compensation which was refused. Proceedings adjourned as the Serjeant examined witnesses.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Morley
THE
Goldsmiths’ Company
Serjeant Wilde
Manchester
Carey Lane
Cabbie fined for overcharge at Bow Street court
At Bow Street a cab driver, vehicle 362, pleaded guilty to taking fourpence too much fare. He was fined 40s plus costs. the proprietress, a widow, asked leniency for her family. The magistrate’s object was public protection, and part of the fine was donated to the employer. A separate case at Queen Square involved a sixteen year old found sleeping outside Knightsbridge. He said he came from Dublin and wished to sail for sea. he was sent to the House of Correction for fourteen days.
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Bow-Street
J. R. Fitzgerald
Queen-Square
John Offaghan
White
Knightsbridge
Dublin
Mr. White
Lad
Dorchester
London
House of Correction
Old Bailey Roundup of Housebreakings and Thefts
At Old Bailey today William Wood a weaver aged 26 was convicted of housebreaking at No 3 Sarah place Old street road on January 15 stealing earrings. Thomas Buckingham a drover, found guilty of sheep stealing near Hornsey with a second man named Billy Miller who escaped. John Chamberlain alias David Chambers convicted of stealing a black cart mare from Berkshire. Thomas Cherry acquitted of receiving. Bench criticized Middlesex sessions changes as trial proceeded amid police logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wood
John Bale
Sarah-place
Old-street-road
Serjeant
Arabin
House of Correction
Thomas Buckingham
Garrard
Hornsey
Billy Miller
Miller
Mr. Phillips
John Chamberlain
David Chambers
William Hickman
Berkshire
Thomas Cherry
Chamberlain
London
Derry
Franks
Oxfordmarket
Cherry
Smithfield
Middlesex
Sessions House
Clerkenwell
Commodity Market Report From Mauritius and Pernambuco Auctions
No improvement in demand for produce with firm prices and light imports. Mauritius and Pernambuco sales show middling to good values for yellow and brown sugar and low grey to good white. Tea dull. Boheas and Congous low. saltpetre at 30s 6d. Daves easing with unvaried quotations. British plantation sugar and other items light at public auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauritius
Pernambuco
French Papers Describe Unrest Across Cities
The Wednesday French papers are sparse outside the Lyons operatives' turn-out which has yet to gain political color. Reports note strikes at Saint Etienne, a hoax in Marseilles provoking government concern, and troop movements. Telegrams mention the Queen’s agent and a 25,000 man levy. The Bishop of Leon is outlawed with confis cation of property. a similar move is expected against the Archbishop of Toledo. Madrid reports Imas named Finances minister and a decree granting amnesty to Cortes deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
St. Etienne
Marseilles
Dauremont
Greece
Russia
Nicholas
Madrid
M. Imas
Rentas
Cortea
Tattersall racing bets and agricultural distress debate
A lengthy report on Tattersall's February 20 betting scene with prices on Lord Jersey's fillies, Venters and other runners, followed by parliamentary discussion on agricultural distress and malt tax relief. MPs emphasized Ireland and English farmers, urging relief measures and potential reforms to Poor Laws. Various petitions from dissenters and towns referenced church fees, tithes, and taxation as causes of distress, with debate concluding after a railway report.
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Rippresworth
Lord Jersey
Gulley
Exeter
Robert
Derry
Bentley
Aiden
Watts
Yates
Batson
Duke of Grafton
Walker
Lord Lowther
Caroline
FE. Peel
Colonel Peel
Mr. Sadler
Sir M. Wood
Clare
Lord Burlington
S. Graham
Greville
Marquis of Chandos
Sherrington
Buckingham
Carmarthen
Buckingam
Buckinghamshire
Robinson
de Marquis of
Chandos
Westminster
England
Ireland
Marquis
O'Connor
Mr. Barron
Barron
Wilks
Wolstead
Devon
Parrott
Kr . Wilks
Sevral
Baptists
New Court Chapel
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Brunston
Northampton
Joseph Browne
City of London
Corporation of
London
Hunting Appointments List of Hounds Meetings
The Cottesmore and many other hounds factions announce their weekly meet points across England. Dates include Tolthorpe Oaks Cole's Lodge Irnham House Castor Hanglands Aversley Wood Stamford Race Stand Wood Warboys Hares and more with meet times around ten or eleven.
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Cottesmore
Tolthorpe Oaks
Cole’s Lodge
Irnham House
Lord Fitzwilliam
Castor Hanglands
Aversley Wood
Stamford Race Stand Wood
Warboy
Lord Yarborough
Croxly Pond
Hainton House
Mathen and
Colwall
Newyears Wood
Cambridgeshire
Abbotsley Downs
Potton Wood
Laast
Doddington Harriers
Manor Farm
Cavalry Barn
South Wold Harriers
Hoffeet Stowe
Tydd Gate
East Kent
Horton Park
Street End
Cheshire
Kinsley
Castle Mill
Ham Massey
Arle Hall
Essex
Tion
Downham
Danbury
Lord Petre’s
Cumberlow Green
Culver
M. H
Wedgeedey
Fordington Field
Fairill
Charborough
Colwood
Cherfordbridge
Stalbridge Weston
Woodbridge
Hilcet
Collingbourne Shears
Scot
Mr. Horlock
Limpley Stoke
Bremhill Grove
Warwickshire Hounds
Mitford Bridge
Idlicote
Cublington
Princethorpe
Brighton Harriers
Patcham
Brookside Harriers
Newmarket Hill
Emney
Telscombe
Shropshire
Monay
Cregsage Village
Albrighton
Ercall Mill
Lee Bridge
Mr. Wickstead
Moenay
Gravel Pit
Keel Iilage
Ton
Orston
Albrig
Tickham Hounds
Hollingbourn Hill
Kennel
Thanet Harriers
Monckton Beacon
Minster Mills
Chapel Hill
East Sussex Hounds
Blatchington Down
Gaines Hill Gate
Swan
Chailey
Inglewood
Countess Pillar
Tarn Lodge
Codrington
Horn
Baverstock
Shipping Intelligence From Lloyds Day Report
Shipping notices list arrivals with multiple vessels including Onyx from Mauritius Nameless from Valencia Sir R Byng from Oporto Ida Burgess from Newport leaky bound Jamaica Meteor Gibbs from Bahia leaky Verleux from Cherente Hugh Jane from Riga Liberator Angels Eliza Williams Flora Povey Malcombe Bond all from London Mary Ave Hannington from London Brockton Harvey from St Domingo Lord Melville Ostend King George Ostend Neptune Brussels.
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Lloyp's
Orr
Wient
Fes
Onyx
Mauritius
Meteor
Gibbs
Bahia
Leaky
Hoyle Bank
Verleux
Russell
Cherente
Watthorp
Fen
Hugh Jane
Richardson
Riga
Liberator
Angels
Eliza Williams
Barnes
Flora
Povey
Malcombe
Bond
London
Cork
Mary Ave
Hannington
Brockton
Harvey
St. Domingo
River
Lord Melville
Ostend
King George
Neptune
Brussels
The Earl of Athlone Pension Story in Ireland and Holland
The 14 year old Earl of Athlone receives a 2000 pounds per year pension on the Irish Civil List. His family hailed from the Netherlands and followed King William. General De Ginkell held Irish land grants later lost, then the De Ginkells fled to Holland as French conquest and Stadtholder’s dethronement changed fortunes, and the title and pension were resumed.
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Earl of
Play-Goer Postpones Victoria Showing Notice
The issue postpones reporting details of Mr Knowles play at the Victoria due to today’s press of parliamentary and other news. Further notice will follow tomorrow with the event’s specifics and scheduling.
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Knowles
The
Victoria
Motion on salaries of judges in Exchequer courts debated
Mr Hume gives notice of a motion referencing taxation and Commons resolutions from 1819 1821 1830 and 1833 arguing judges salaries should not exceed 3500 a year The motion slated for Thursday Feb 27 includes notes on new Somerset MP Miles taking his seat and local union activity among coopers and shoemakers in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume
House of Commons
Miles
Somerset
Patha
Sherburne Journal
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Crawford
Naples
Neesesane
Anglo Mexican Min. Co
le Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Bolenos Mining Company
Tsion Cotpan
National Provincial Ank ofeEnrain
Asl
Bank of Ireland
Real del Monte Mining Company
MOE. Sas
United Mexican Min. Co
Weaesees
Escaeereces
Dusjarrived
America
Holland
Brazil
Jamaica
Buenos
Leeward
Carthagena
Lisbon
Free Flanders
Mexico
France
Donaghadee
Guernsey
Jersey
Waterford
London Idge
Consols
Lloyd's Books
Ramseate, Fen
Ami
Sunderland
New York
Isabelle
Sauvage
Boulogne
EAW Intelligence
Police
Old Bailey
Sporting
Tattersall’s
Folkes
H. R. Glynn
Tooke
Baddoe
Murray
Glasow
Leith Navigation Company
Hery
Wallace
Tewkesbury
Grattan
Meath
Icklow
Robert Manners
Loughborough
Jeave
Shipping Intelligence
John Ager
Patrick Grant
Olice
Strand
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