Committee meeting for subscriptions to Taxes on Knowledge Victim
The Committee for receiving subscriptions for the adected Victim to the Taxes on Knowledge will meet every Tuesday at nine at the Canterbury Arms Upper Marsh. Mrs Reeve attends. G Ampleby is treasurer. Also notice of the Central Committees meeting and communications requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve
Canterbury Arms
Upper Marsh
G. Ampleby
True Sun
Ter
Robinson
Cgbbett
R. Peel
O'Connell
Hume
Marquis Chandos
Fergusson
5. Whalley
Evetting
Oppressive Irish Coercion Law Draws Critique From Journal
The piece condemns British actions in Ireland, denouncing the use of the 55th George III act to suppress the press. It highlights the trial and six month sentence of Mr. Barer, the Pilots owner, and warns of confiscation and suppression of his newspaper as part of a vengance driven policy by Whig rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Satan
Pilot
Barer
Irish Commissioners of Stamps
Barrett
The
Comet
Peo le
Union
Register
Geo. Ith
Morning Register
O'Dwyer
Ov. R. Barrett
R. Barrett
The Irish Stamp Suppression and Tithe Scheme Debate
The piece attacks the Irish stamp ban on Barrett’s newspaper and the broader Whig plan to replace tithes with a redeemable land tax. It contends the act is misapplied, blames the legislature, and warns that the proposed land tax would pressure tenants while preserving landlord power. It notes ongoing parliamentary motions and press reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
O‘connell
Littleton
Foreign stock market gains and dull trading in early hours
The day opens with a firmer foreign stock market as Spanish securities rise in Paris and Consols advance. Morning trades show little business beyond price moves. Spanish Cortes, Portuguese Regency, and various bonds edge up slightly while money remains plentiful. By 1 PM, most indices hold near gains as Lloyds notices report the ship Ami grounded near Kentish Knock and later recoveries are noted.
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Paris
Joan
Bness
Uai
Elsv&n
Cortes
India
Olanos
Markets on This Day Corn Exchange and Smithfield Trade
Light arrivals and unimportant activity at the Corn Exchange, with data volumes largest in supply and no price improvement. Smithfield reports a very scanty market, weaker trade than earlier in the week, few good bullocks, inferior sheep, steady veal, and variable pork pricing, totals: beasts 422, sheep 1,475, calves 90, pigs 220.
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Smithfield
Me teor arrives with damage from gale at Liverpool
The Me teor from Bahia arrived at Liverpool bearing some damage after a gale this morning. Cotton market in Fre. 18 showed little activity with sales around 2 500 bags and prices trending downward. A Yorkshire Stingo Tavern meeting, chaired by Mr Hume, heard Mr Crawfa pledge support for repealing taxes, abolishing flogging, reforming local government and police control, and introducing poor laws in Ireland.
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Liverpool
Bahia
Marylebone
New Road
Hume
Crawfa
Ireland
Law Intelligence Libel Case at Kengs Bench London
In a London sitting before the Lord Chief Justice and Special Juries, Stewart Derbishire sues Hon. William Long Wellesley for libel over a letter to the Essex Standard. Arguments focus on clearing Derbishire’s character. Jury returns verdict for the plaintiff with damages of 40 shillings.
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Wellesley
Essex Standard
Mr. Derbishire
Derbishire
Paukeston
Platt Pith
Carrington
Morley V Goldsmiths Company damages case at Common Pleas
Mr Morley sues the Goldsmiths Company for damages after loss of rent from No 2 Careylane Manchester, blocked access by sheds built during hall reconstruction in 1830. He held No 2 by lease at 2201 yearly rent and occupied No 4, with ten to twelve thousand pounds laid out. Company refused compensation as works continued. Reporter ceased as Serjeant Wilde examined witnesses.
Caution to cab drivers and youth held in Dorchester case
A cab driver pleaded guilty to overcharging fourpence and was fined 40s plus costs, with the driver’s employer to receive the fine via the prosecutor. At Queen-Square a sixteen year old boy sleeping in the open air near a bridge said he came from Dublin and sought to join the sea, and was sent to the House of Correction for fourteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-Street
J. R. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Queen-Square
John Offaghan
White
Rausita Bridge
Rice
Dublin
Mr. White
Dorchester
London
Old Bailey Housebreaking and Sheep Stealing Trials
At Old Bailey William Wood a weaver 26 faced indictment for breaking and entering John Bale’s dwelling in Sarah place Old street road on January 15 and stealing ear rings. Thomas Buckingham 22 a drayer was found guilty of stealing a sheep from Mr Garrard of Hornsey with the carcass intent. John Chamberlain alias David Chambers was convicted of stealing a black cart mare from Berkshire and Thomas Cherry guilty of receiving it. Cherry acquitted. The cases prompted remarks on Middlesex sessions procedures and court operation.
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William Wood
John Bale
Sarah-place
Old-street-road
Serjeant
Arabin
House of Correction
Thomas Buckingham
Garrard
Hornsey
Billy Miller
Miller
Therisoner
Mr. Garrard
Mr. Bodkin
Mr. Phillips
John Chamberlain
David Chambers
William Hickman
Berkshire
Thomas Cherry
Chamberlain
London
Cherry
Middlesex
Sessions House
Clerkenwell
Colonial Markets Today Quiet Demand and Mixed Prices
Market round up shows no demand improvement for produce with firm prices and light imports. Mauritius notes strong interest with 1,660 bags and 80 barrels sold publicly at 53s 6d to 578 gd for middling yellow and 52s for good brown, close to prior levels. Pernambuco 250 chests sold at 24s to 29s for various grades. Tea dull with Boheas at 35d and Congous at a discount. Tallow steady at 40s to 44s Od. No notable activity in British plantations or other sugar. Daves heavy with unclear quotations.
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Mauritius
Pernambuco
Daves
French Papers Show Little News Beyond Lyons Turnout
French papers of Wednesday report scant intelligence beyond Lyons operatives turnout and vowed government calm. Notes mention St Etienne strikes, a Marseilles hoax, and troops possibly firing on crowds. Rumors claim Queen Regent of Spain ordered 25,000 men, and church leaders face confiscation. Madrid advices announce M Imas as Finance Minister and amnesty decree for Cortes deputies.
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Lyons
St. Etienne
Marseilles
Dauremont
Paris
Spain
Leon
Toledo
Augsburg
Church
Greece
Russia
Nicholas
Madrid
M. Imas
Rentas
Cortes
Racing odds and bets at Tattersalls meeting ripplesworth pick
Sporting notes detail early and late market bets on a Tattersalls day. Prices favored Lord Jersey fillies and several hunted favorites such as Noodle Harem-scarem and Nisus with substantial stakes against the field. Multiple horses like Plenipo and Bentley drew major support while Delirium and Glencoe faced heavy lay offers and outsized sums claimed by backers.
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Tattersall’s
Fes
Ripplesworth
Lord Jersey
Gulley
Exeter
Robert Te Dercy
Bentley
Watts
Yates
Batson
Plenipo
Duke of Grafton
Walker
Lord Lowther
Caroline
Mr. E. Peel
Colonel Peel
Mr. Sadler
Sir M. Wood
Clare
Lord Burlington
Mr. Ley
Lord Exeter
Terapia
G. Heathcote
Nisus
Mr. Rush
Piemaa
Agat
S. Graham
Mr. Greville
Cotillon
Zulima
Hunting Appointments of Hounds Across Multiple Hunts
The Cottesmore Hounds and numerous other packs announce meeting points and times for the week. Listings cover Lord Fitzwilliam, Lord Yarborough, South Wold, Sir R Sutton, Brock, Mathen and Colwall, Cambridgeshire, Doddington Harriers, East Kent, Cheshire, Essex Union, Petre, M H, Charborough, B V, Somerset Subscription, Portman, Cadbury Harriers, A Smith, Horlock, Warwickshire, Brighton Harriers, Brookside Harriers, Hove Harriers, Shropshire, Wickstead, Albrighton, Meynell, Essex and Suffolk, Tickham, Thanet Harriers, East Sussex, Inglewood, Codrington, Farquharson, and Herefordshire Hounds with varied Monday to Saturday venues and starting times ranging from ten to eleven.
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Cottesmore
Tolthorpe Oaks
Cole’s Lodge
Iroham House
Lord Fitzwilliam
Castor Hanglands
Aversley Wood
Stamford Race Stand
Warboy's Wood
Lord Yarborough
Croxly Pond
Hendale Lodge
East Kent
Horton Park
Street End
Cheshire
Kingsley Windmill
Castle Milk
Dunham Massey
Arle
Hail
Essex Union
Thoreday
Downham
Danbury
Sturminster Common
Somerset Subscription
Crowcombe Heathfield
Rudlett Common
Mr. Portman
Cogley
Potter’s Leaze
Cadbury Harriers
Steart Farm
Bathcary
Sparkford Bridge
Three Ashes
Mr. A. Smith
Woodbridge
Albrighton
Ercall Mill
Lee Bridge
Mr. Wickstead
Kennel
Gravel Pit Gate
Trentham
Keel Vilage
Orslow
Summer House
Sheriff Hales
Mr. Meynell
Longford
Armitage
Rolleston
Essex and Suffolk
Dedham Tollgate
Babergh Hall
Nacton-street
Tickham
Hollingbourn Hill
Horn
Baverstock
Shipping Intelligence This Day From Lloyds
Arrivals listed from various ports all over the world. The Onyx from Mauritius, Nameless from Valencia, Sir R. Byng from Oporto, Ida from Newport bound to Jamaica, Meteor from Bahia, Verleux from Cherente, Hugh Jane from Riga, Liberator Eliza Williams Flora Malcombe all from London Cork Fen, Mary Ann from London, Brockton from FeneneD, Lord Melville and King George from Ostend, Neptune from Brussels.
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Lloyd's
Orr
Fes
Onyx
Mauritius
Meteor
Gibbs
Bahia
Leaky
Hoyle Bank
Verleux
Russell
Cherente
Warerrorp
Hugh Jane
Richardson
Riga
Liberator
Angel
Eliza Williams
Barnes
Flora
Povey
Malcombe
Bond
London
Cork
Fen
Mary Ann
Hannington
Poe Orr
Corg
Brockton
Harver
Fenened
S Ives
Lord Melville
Ostend
King George
Neptune
Brussels
Pension of 2000 per year for Earl of Athlone in Irish Civil List
The 14 year old Earl of Athlone receives a 2000 per annum pension from the Irish Civil List. The De Ginkells, of Dutch origin, once followed King William and held land grants before withdrawing to Holland. Their titles and pensions were affected by political upheaval in England and the Netherlands.
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Earl of
Athlone
Netherlands
William
de Ginkell
Ireland
de Ginkells
England
Holland
Agricultural distress and malt tax petitions dominate House debate
The House discussed petitions from Bridgfield and Buckinghamshire urging repeal or relief from the malt tax as agricultural distress grows. Lord Chandos and others argued for relief, Ireland’s situation was highlighted, and ministers warned that poor laws must be considered to aid tenants, not just landlords. Petitions from Dissenters seek church and tax relief, with emphasis on Irish grievances and potential reforms.
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Marquis of Chandos
Sherrington
Buckingham
Carmarthen
Buckinghamshire
Marquis of
Chandos
Westminster
H. Verney
Poor Law Committee
Ireland
England
Marquis
O'Connor
Barron
Wilks
Wolstead
Wetherly
Essex
Brewster
Buckfnstleigh
Devon
Parrott
Sevral
New Court Chapel
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Branston
Northampton
Joseph Browne
City of London
Corporation of
London
Play-Goer Delayed Notice of Mr Knowles Victoria Show
The paper postpones further notice of Mr Knowles' play at the Victoria due to today’s parliamentary and other pressures. Details will appear tomorrow.
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Knowles
the Victoria
Hume Motion on Salaries of Poisne Judges in Exchequer Courts
Mr Hume gives notice of a motion concerning salaries of the Poisne Judges in the Exchequer, King’s Bench and Common Pleas, contending they should not exceed a limit, with references to prior resolutions. The motion slated for Thursday Feb 27. Miles, newly elected Somerset member, took oaths and seat on Wednesday. Journeymen coopers in the city continue wage dispute, with others forming a slate view. Printed and published by John Ager at Strand London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Glasgow
Lote Nabigation Company
Wallace
Carlow
Ireland
Green
ST. Ledg
Baptists
Tewkesbury
Meath
Wicklow
Robert Manners
Loughborough
Hume
House of Commons
Exchequer
King’s Bench
Common Pleas
Miles
County of
Somerset
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Canal
City of Dublin
National Loan Bank
Rente de Naples Exchange
Wees
Ejobhouse
Comitees Pottite -Hall
New-road
John N Hobhouse
Crawford
Ditta Bonda
Conners
Fresch Entes
South Sea
P.c
Nwoene
Royal CP
Anglo Mexican Min. Co
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
I Bolanos Mining Company
Aaeer
Csesse
Cota Branca
Seeseesenseeaee
Aanee
British Iron Mining Company
Ceeeeseseee Sol
Columbian Mining Co
Canada Company
Seveeee Betensseeseananseae
General Mining Association
S.eee Izgd
General Steam Navition Company
Ae National Provincial Ank of
Ae Provincial Bank of Ireland
Desserssae Real del Monte Mining Company
Durjarrived
America
Olland
Brazil
Persesesteen
Buenos Aies
Leeward Islands
Carthagena
Tasavereve
Malta
Flanders
Mexicos
France
Dongghades
Waterford
Guernsey
Jersey
Hamburch Steee Gothenburgh
Bless the Times
Belial
Times
the Times
Dublin Morning Register
Evening Post
Richmond
Lloyd's Books
Ramsgate
Fep
Ami
Sunderland
New York
Isabelle
Sauvage
Boulogne
General Post-office
Leeward Island
LAW Intelligence
Police
Old Bailey
Sporting
Shipping Intelligence
Barret
Commissioners of Stamps
Cartwright
Bridgfield
Folkes
H. R. Glynn
Tooke
Baddoe
Joun' Ager
Fee Eck Grant
Strand
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