Dorchester paving and several railway bills advance in Commons
In private business, reports from Dorchester Paving, Taunton and Bridgewater Canal, Limerick Waterworks, and Lancashire Assurance committees were laid with leave to introduce bills. Railway measures for Leicester and Loughborough, North Wigan, and London Bath lines moved forward. Liverpool Oil Gas petition opposed. Repeal of the Union, Irish tithe disputes, and related petitions dominated debate with Irish questions and Coercion Bill implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Williams
Dorchester
Chester
Otory
Miles
Taunton and
Bridgewater
mLeave
Bonham Carter
Limerick
George Iit
Robert Manners
Lancashire Assurance Companys
Leicester and Loughborough
Buller
Ewart
Liverpool Ocean Insurance
Liverpool
Lord G. Somerset
London and Bath
G. Woop
North Wigan
Liverpool Oil Gas Company
Lord Landon
Liverpoal Gas Company
M Oil
Pe Nosle Lorv
Kingston and
Fitzsimon
Dublin and Kingston
Merthyr Tydvil
Grant
Shell
Thames
Tipperary
Ireland
England
Sheil
Finch
Argus
O’connell
Trish
Hanks
Iris
Legislative Union
South America
Finn
Irelan
Kilkenny
Killbride
Corporation of
Waterford
Ballygorrum
Rosbercon
E. Leighton
Ferns
West of Ireland
Danmore
Iverk
Suir
Poleroan
Board of First Fruits
Colonel Butler
Mr. Littleton
Littleton
F. O'Connor
Hear
Fatty
Imself
O'C
Duke of Devonshire
Howard
Dublin
Mr. O'Connell
Fergusson
Carlow
Scotland
John Brown
Mayo
London Money Market and Shipping Update
Morning reports show heavy market mood with ample money and subdued interest. Consols hover around 90, Spanish Cortes near 3.3, Portuguese Regency around 7.24, while shipping debates pivot on London port duties repeal prospects and East India trade shifts. Offshore news notes wrecks of John Stewart and St Aubin with crew saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Bombay
London
Stock Exchange
Lloyd’s Books
G. F. Young
M.P
East India Company
India
China
Barbadoes
John Stewart
Remington
Demerara
St. Aubin
M‘ Mullen
Galway
Liverpool
Formby
Southport
Fitzroy Theatre Burlesque Review Sparks Debate on Taste
A London theatre review contrasts the Revolt of the Harem and the Revolt of the Workhouse at Fitzroy Comedy. It praises humor and ingenuity but criticizes subject matter and refinement. Audience reaction is enthusiastic while the piece is deemed broad burlesque and in the mire. The critic signals more notices forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzroy Theatre
Fitzroy
Covent-garden
Houris
Golden Seraglio
London
Battle Fields
Zula
Beadle and
Linsey
Portsaiouta Report from Spithead and Med Fleet
Portsaiouta, Fes. 24. Ships Scylla and Pelican arrived and sailed for Chatham and home. The Zephyr sails for Gherboete. Spithead harbour hosts Victory, Royal George, Excellent, Belvidera, Rainbow, Tyne, Charybdis, Nautilus, Espoir, and Emerald. A royal salute marked Her Majesty's birthday at sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargood
Chatham
Weigh
Pelican
Gape
Mediterranean
Scylla
Land's End
Zephyr
Gherboete
Spithead
Edinburgh
Victory
President
Royal George
Excellent
Belvidera
Rainbow
Tyne
Charybdis
Nautilus
Espoir
Emerald
Fred
RIDDLESWORTH Derby Odds From Tattersalls Meeting
Racing details from Tattersalls on February 24 show Viator as favourite at 2 to 1 with Cobweb ally, Bubastes and Olympic among top contenders. Stakes stages list numerous horses and varied odds, including Cotillon and Louisa among those marked taken or backed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall’s
Fes
Riddlesworth
Mr. Gully
Lord Jersey
Watt
Bubastes
Mr. Yates
Bentley
Mr. Batson
Duke of Grafton
Olympic
Mr. Walker
Colonel Cradock
Mr. Gardner
Lord Lowther
Walker
French Papers Report Turmoil and Insurrection Fears
Telegraphic reports from Lyons and St Etienne describe a Republican movement with police attacks and worker strikes. Silk weavers resume work in Lyon and La Croix Rousse. St Etienne violence cited, while Belgian tensions rise over Leopold and Lebeau. News from Rome mentions Naples revolutionaries and Austrian power concerns as the Prince Royal recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aris
Lyons
St. Etienne
Lyona
Suniey
la Croix Rousse
Monitext
Paris
Fes
Leopold
Lebeau
Brussels
Place Royale
Belgium
Confederation
M. Hanna
Dumoulin
Council of War
Luxemburg
William
Journal du Commerce
Rome
Naples
Turin
Switzerland
Italy
Savoy
Romarino
Austria
Prince Royal
Count Pozzo di Borgo
Measager
Court Proceedings Report From Chancery and King’s Bench
In the Chancery court Mr Pepys the new Solicitor General took his seat as arguments closed. The Lord Chancellor indicated a need to ponder a material fact construction. In the King’s Bench at Westminster the defendant, a solicitor, was acquitted of perjury due to insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Tenant
Carrickfergus
O'Connele
O’connell
Ruthven
E. Tennant
Dublin
Clive
Munesle Road
Alderman Wood
London Bridge
Lord Acheson
Newry
Charterden
Court OF King’s Bench
Tandan
King
Maynew
Opera-glass thief transported for seven years
William Siramonds aged twenty six was indicted for stealing on February 10 an opera-glass from John Robertson's shop in Hayes Court Westminster. He was found guilty after witnesses described the pursuit and a prior pattern of attempted rescues. The court sentenced him to transportation for seven years. He protested the sentence as harsh and jokingly demanded the coat tail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Siramonds
John Robertson
Haye's Court
St. Ann
Westminster
Prinoner
Serjeant Arabia
Charles Jackson
Serjeant
Shipping Intelligence This Day From Lloyds
Shipping news reports arrivals from February 23 to 24 including Urania Headley from esha Dover and General Clinton Woodhouse from Charleston bound to Antwerp Faith from DORs Liverpool Charles Wharton York from New Orleans Grafton Crowell from Savannah and more with the John Stewart Remington wrecked at Barbadoes on the 17th. crew saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s. A Caken
Fes
Headley
Esha
Dover
General Clinton
Woodhouse
Charleston
Antwerp
Gre Rae Wient
Thomas King
Williamson
Demerara
Sae
the Faith
Dors Liverpool
Charles Wharton
York
New Orleans
Grafton
Markets seeding trends and price notes from this day
Markets report lists seed demand mild with modest prices. Baltic seed at 4 30 flowing, rape scarce with prices steady, white and mixed seeds firm, Russian and Dutch seeds 34 8 to 36s, arrivals light last week from various ports, including Savannah and Alicant, with several ship names noted.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Imperial Parliament
PILOT
Stamford
Stamp-office
Barrett
Mr. Barrett
Mr. L
Ward
Board of Stamps
Wood
the Crown
Lystleton
O'Connell
B'Connell
F.o’connor
Retapa
Roebuck
Bath
Crown
W. Miles
West
Somersetshire
Adams
Carmarthen
Feargus O'Connor
Cork
Memger
Newmarket
O’connor
Ir. Littleton
Ph Mr. Lalor
Stradbally
Moyand
Menteath
Aglioney
King’s Bench
Drogheda
Trigh
Feargus O’connor
Mr. O'C
F. Occonnor
Connor
K. E. Ruthven
Louth
Talbot
Athlone-bridge
Elizabeth
Board of Works
Portumna
W. Roche
Palace-grees
Major Keppell
Norfolk
Hertsham
Carrigeen
Tubbar
Clopmore
Joseph Michael Livers
Butler
Col. B
Stephen Wright
Balloaamaher
J. Collings
Collins
Colonel B
Church of Ireland
Divett
Rathpatrick
Ballytarsna
Noreturn
Lonmare Fn
Ide
SSS
Portsaiouta, Fes
Sporting
Pia
Old Bailey
Shipping Intelligence
Leas
Cate Renee Dernfeld
Leston
Rom
Savannah
Charles
Wharton
Lord
Stormont
Hattorh
Mazatte
Brince
Alicant
Smithfield
Asseaves
Siitea Oreconomanee
Eresseneresnes
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