Information For Inquirers About Emigration To America
The weekly Police Gazette issue announces content including an infant tale from an emigrant now in the United States and an engraving of A Modern Hypocrite. It lists London publishing details and vendors, with notices from Manchester on Sabbath observance and a censure vote against Boroughreeve Mr Braidley. The item reproduces parliamentary dispatches from Nottingham and references to the True Sun, Sax, and Dublin papers.
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the Times
Poe
United States
London
J. Cleave
Shoe-lane
Fleetstreet
Manchester
T. Potter
Boroughreeve
Braidley
Nottingham Review
Tour Sun
Nottingham
Lord Althorp
Saxreservants
Exmaonpinagy
Troz Sax
Exchequer
Robinson
Cobbett
R. Peel
O'Connell
Hume
Marquis of Chandos
C. Pergusson
S. Whalley
Dublin
Tace Sun
Is the Whig Cabinet still in existence in 1840s days
The Crue Sun questions if the Grey Administration remains in power calling it a standing government. Ministers face defeats in Pension votes with a majority of eighty one pensioners their votes likely to be counted. Lord Camrbdos motion and Baron Saitu’s query flip majorities twice. Windsor visit outcomes awaited. Whigs unlikely to resign despite lacks of shame.
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Lord Caanbdos
Baron Saitu
Siz
Lord Grey
Windsor
Radical debt relief debate echoes Irish union clash
In a debate on Lord Cuanpos's motion Mr O Cosnece urged reducing national debt interest by one sixth as the only radical remedy, criticizing national faith. Sir R Peel aligned with the belief in national faith while noting duty could override party lines amid Union rhetoric.
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O'Cosnece
Stancey
Rosent Peel
R. Peel
England
Ireland
Repeal of the Union Debate and Tax Showdown in Ireland
The discussion centers on repeal of the Union, sacredness of the funded debt, and taxation. Speakers argue about national faith, the burden of malt tax, and how Whig policies affect agriculturists, industry, and general prosperity amid War-time profits.
Free trade debate on wool prices and press evasion in Dublin
The piece discusses Lord Althore's stance on free trade and rising wool prices due to demand from improving other industries, while criticizing the effect on wages and supply. It cites a Dublin Morning Register satire about Stamp Commissioners and questions Times parliamentary evasion, then shifts to a London money market update with stock movements and ship news.
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Lord Aurnorp
Times and Paris dispatches on Lyons and Marseilles disturbances
A Victorian newspaper column discusses The Times defense of its Parliament article and suggests ministers may have urged commissioners to act. It notes disturbances in Lyons and Marseilles with effigy burning of Louis Philippe and possible military fire. It previews a Brussels and German paper round and mentions a Falmouth letter.
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Morning Register
the Times
Europe
Paris
Lyons
Marseilles
Louis Puri
the Herald
Brussels
Falmouth
Colonial Markets Brief Summary of the Week
Business was moderate with firmer prices only in a few items. Sugar declined with 1200 hogsheads sold 1s lower. Mauritius and Java small parcels down 1s per cwt, Bengal steady. Coffee and tea weak. cotton and rice mixed. spool trade limited. saltpetre and tallow down slightly. logwood and cochineal lower. oil steady. silk and spirits quiet.
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Mauritius
Java
Manilla
Bengal
Malabar
Honduras
Markets this day Newgate and Leadenhall notes
Markets this morning show a scanty supply of beef mutton and veal with pork abundant and in demand. Lamb brisk for choicest cuts while other types sold slowly. Poultry scarce, trade heavy. rabbits abundant sold at 11s 12s per dozen. Eggs butter limited, prices steady. Hay market slow with oats price pressure. meadow and clover hay barely quoted. Meats and produce reflect overall dull to slow trade at Smithfield.
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Amnesty extended for ex-deputies banished from Spain
Global dispatches report Queen Isabella II extending amnesty to ex-deputies living in exile and permitting their return. Spanish Legation in Paris notes they may obtain passports from the Madrid envoy. Updates from Paris and Bayonne describe military movements, finance minister change, and Carlist activity around Vittoria and the Basque region.
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Francisco Martinez de la Rosa
Paria
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Isabella II
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Villa Real
Don Miguel
Gonzales Merino
Infanta
Rodi
Bayonne
Zumalacarreguy
Baston
Borunda
Valdez
Vittoria
Lyons
Galignani
Doctrinaires shadow Lyons revolt and unrest in 1834
Paris correspondent laments Doctrinaires influence on France amid Lyons disturbances. Describes barricades, armed fortifications, and morale sagging among workers and troops. Notes 1832 Lyons revolt impact, coasted by restrictive trade laws and taxes, with Marseille and other cities briefly cited. P.S. mentions sabre system reappearing in Marseilles.
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Ind
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le Croix Rosse
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P.S
Letters of support to advocates and market report
A Bristol correspondent forwards two pounds as a donation to prominent legal advocates, stating no obligation by the act and urging support for their righteous cause. The note, dated February 20, 1834, expresses admiration for the True Sun and pleads for continued protection from financial loss. Also, a Liverpool cotton market brief notes 1,500 bales sold at prices below the week’s high.
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Bristol
Justicia
Ordnance Estimates Show Reduced Vote for Year
The Ordnance estimates presented in the House of Commons indicate this year’s sum to be voted is 295,309 pounds, down from last year. The total to be expended is 1,166,914 pounds, compared with last year’s 1,462,223 pounds. Reductions appear in superannuation by 178,066 pounds and extraordinaries by 0.01a.
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House of Commons
Multiple Listed Deaths and Birth Notices Across Homes
A series of nineteenth century style notices records several births and deaths. The entries mention a son born to Mrs Keene in Grosvenor Square and another for the wife of Colonel Liveliyn in Portman Square. Additional notices report a son born to Rev J E Austen in Speen, a death for Arthur Edward Thompson in Westerham aged two years four months, and the death of Jacob Ricardo in Paris from chest inflammation. Further obituaries note George Barton Beck’s youngest son in Stoke Newington, Mrs C E Galabio's passing at Camberwell Grove aged 91, and Thomas Melrose at Dublin Theatre owner aged 40. Other entries list Mr John Thompson of Dorking aged 74 and Lionel Latin aged 92 in Hythe, plus Sir T Clarges Bart in Brighton at 53.
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Tate
Queen's Theatre
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Samet Matlock
Bengal Engineers
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John Thompson
Petworth
Hythe
Lionel Latin
Brighton
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