Glasgow Public Meeting Seeks Corn Laws Repeal
A crowded Glasgow Trades Hall meeting urged Parliament to repeal the corn laws. Lord Provost chaired as Colin Dunlop offered resolutions arguing repeal would lower food costs, boost wages, expand manufacturing demand, and relieve tenants, with plans to frame a petition to Parliament.
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Glasgow Meeting Denounces Corn Laws and Pauper Support
A Glasgow gathering condemned landholders for funding labourers as paupers via parish funds amid the corn laws. The crowd praised the chair, Lord Provost, for firm conduct, and the Trades Hall assembly heard rousing speeches by Mr Durlop and Captain Spiers, with strong public sentiment reported by the Glasgow Argus.
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Birthday at court features knights and nobility pageantry
A detailed account of Queen's birthday celebrations at court describes drawing room ceremonies, guards in coronation dress, bishops and archbishops amid princes and ambassadors, grand dinners hosted by ministers, and notable guests from Europe. It notes costumes, arrivals, and the sequence of introductions, with emphasis on royal and diplomatic displays.
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Death of Sir Jonah Barrington Keight in France
Intelligence reports the death of Sir Jonah Barrington Keight in France. He was a representative of an ancient family in Queen's county. A vast blaze lit the country within fifty miles of the city on Monday night, spreading through Limerick Clare Cork Kerry and Tipperary as fires supposedly began in Tipperary over Mr Sheil's acquittal.
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St Pancras Vestry Seeks Aid as Paupers Face Starvation
A large St Pancras meeting read a letter from the Chancellor of the Exchequer declining further advances. Directors subscribed 500l for this week’s payments and warned that if arrears of rates 12,000l could not be collected, paupers might be sent to defaulters for payment. The vestry notes 11,600l already paid for police rate since October, while cabinet funds for the poor are withheld. Lord Althorp’s note explains the refusal.
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Army movements from Limerick Chronicle report
Colonel Warburton commands the garrison in Major-General Douglas’s absence while Lieut Buckner is on sick leave. Depots of the Slot Light Infantry arrive at Cork for march to Buttevant. The 92d Highlanders move Fermoy to Cork to embark for Gibraltar and Jamaica, with others to the West Indies. The Thunderer arrives at Cove to transport Royal Marines to the Mediterranean. Detachments from 96th depot proceed to Kinsale headquarters. The 74th will be relieved by the 47th from Mullingar. The Earl of Wiltshire may command the 15th Hussars. Major Sir Walter Scott of the 15th Hussars arrives with Captain Ives.
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Moves in Paisley politics and spy system debates
Sir John Maxwell arrives in Paisley and hands a resignation letter to Provost Hardie amid public speculation on a new representative. The piece includes candidate nominating news for burghs and reports on Tait's legal challenge over Mackenzie’s Spy System review, plus a warning about trade unions impacting British industry and a gilt-edged example from Macclesfield.
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Meeting on parish rate and extra parochial rating
A public meeting at St Andrews Holborn and St George the Martyr discussed rate proposals for the parish and petitions to Parliament against unequal land tax. The crowd debated levies of 1s 8d or 6d in the pound, with motions carried amid interruptions. Leaders urged borough MPs to back the petitions.
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High Water at London Bridge Tomorrow
The notice warns of high water at London Bridge expected tomorrow with morning times around 4 minutes after 0 and evening at 19 minutes after.
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The Spirit of Books introduces new library volumes
The True Sun reports anew bibliographic wave with 103 price books of witty and useful works. Bon Terms include The Laughing Philosopher and The Vocal Library of 2500 songs. Scotland and Anecdote libraries join, plus Five Thousand Receipts. Sherwood and Co publish through Paternoster-row. copies available at booksellers. Publications began yesterday at 3:04 pm.
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Reform and public debate over the Poor Law and elections
The article criticizes the Times for its treatment of the Poor Law Report and argues the system’s impact on laborers. It questions the motives of Whig supporters, debates on Marylebone elections, and outlines Crawford’s address, reform ideas, and calls for broader suffrage, secret voting, and shorter Parliaments.
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