Private Business in Imperial Parliament Dorchester and Ireland Bills
Reports from the House of Commons include private business on Dorchester paving and various bills for Taunton and Bridgewater Canal Limerick Waterworks and reform of land and church arrangements. Irish petitions protest Union repeal, tithe system, and Coercion measures amid debates on Ireland’s governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Williams
Dorchester
W. Miles
Taunton and Bridgewater
Bonham Carter
Limerick Waterworks’ Committee
Ewart
Liverpool Qucan
Que Hon
Liverpool
Lord G. Somerset
London and Bath
G. Woop
North Wigan
Liverpool Oil Gas Company
Lord Sas Don
Liverpool Coal Gas Company
Noble Loxic
Kingston
Fitzsimon
Dublin and Kingston
Merthyr
Shell
Thurles
Tipperary
Ireland
England
Sheil
Finch
Siuny
Argus
Trish
Honourable House
Drefand
Legislative Union
South America
Finn
Kilkenny
Tate
Carrickfergus Borough Franchise Bill Debate
Debate on a bill to remove dissenters' disabilities and shift franchise from freemen to freeholders leaseholders and householders for Carrickfergus. OConnell argues bribery and demobilization prove the bill needed despite opposition to counsel hearings. Clive, Tennant, Ruthven note clergymen as money agents. road and bridge matters arise. house adjourns at three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Tenant
Carrickfergus
O‘connell
O'Connell
Memper
Ruthven
EF. Tennant
Dublin
Clive
Alderman Wood
Ball
Lord Acheson
Newry
Charterden
Shipping and Money Markets Weaken on Queen's Birthday
At ten o clock business began with a dull tone as foreign and domestic excitement waned. Consols hover around 90 and 4, Spanish Cortes near 32, Portuguese Regency around 72, while discounts are easy and capital sits abundant. By twelve Lloyd’s notes few arrivals as ships drift offshore. a campaign gathers signatures urging repeal of London port duties to boost outports. Marine losses reported: John Stewart wrecked at Barbadoes. St Aubin sunk near Formby. By three, Consols around 90½, Cortes 33, Regency 72¾ with fading market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Bombay
London
Stock Exchange
Cortes
Lloyd’s Books
G. F. Young
M.P
East India Company
India
China
Barbadoes
John Stewart
Remington
Demerara
St. Aubin
Galway
Liverpool
Formby
Southport
The Play-Goe r Fitzroy Theatre Burlesque Review
A London theatre notice reviews a double bill at Fitzroy, contrasting revolts from the Harem to the Workhouse. It praises the humor and ingenuity but criticizes the subject as low and the performances as still entertaining yet coarse. The reviewer notes the act’s strong reception despite flaws and hints at future notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzroy Theatre
Fitzroy
Covent-garden
Houris
Golden Seraglio
London
Battle Fields
Beadle
Royal naval movements and birthday salute at Spithead
Portsmou th reports Scylla ordered to Chatham to be paid off after bearing weight. Pelican arrives from the Mediterranean and parts with Scylla 800 miles from Land's End. Zephyr sails to Cherbourg. Harbours host Victory Excellent Belvidera Rainbow Tyne Charybdis Nautilus Espoir Emerald. Royal salute fired for the Queen's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm.Hargood
Chatham
Pelican
Gape
Mediterranean
Spithead
Derby betting odds and favourites at Tattersall's race meeting
Racing odds list for the Derby and other stakes at Tattersall's on February 24. Viator heads as favourite at 2 to 1 against. Cobweb filly and Bubastes among top contenders with varied offers. Multiple owners and horses named with respective odds, including Olympic, Ewigrant, Delirian, and Harum Scarum among selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall's
Fes
Riddlesworth
Mr. Gally
Viator
Lord Jersey
Watt
Bubastes
Mr. Yates
Bentley
Mr. Batson
Duke of Grafton
Olympic
Mr. Walker
Colonel Cradock
Gardner
Lord Lowther
Colonel Peel
Walker
Mr. Forth
Louisa
Mr. Waunsittart
French Papers Describe Revolutionary Turmoil Across Europe
Paris dispatches report a Lyons to St Etienne uprising with police casualties and troop deployments, workers resuming silk weaving in several districts. Belgian unrest follows Leopold’s faux pas as authorities threaten war council action, while Naples faces a broad revolutionary wave tied to Austrian suppression.
LAW INTELLIGENCE AND COURT NOTES OF THE DAY
In the Court of Chancery Mr Pepys the new Solicitor General took his seat and the Lord Chancellor said the case raised a question of fact and he would consider it. In the Court of King's Bench before the Lord Chief Justice and special juries a solicitor accused of perjury was acquitted due to insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
PILOT
Sheil
Mullinahone
Tipperary
Legislative Union
Stamford
Frien
Stamp-office
Littleton
Shets
Mr. Littleton
Mr. Barrett
Mr. L
Ward
Board of Stamps
O'Connell
Wood
O’connell
Clooney
Graig
Kilkenny
Connell
Finn
Dublin
F.o'connor
Ieland
Roebuck
Bath
Crown
King's. Bench
London
Opera-glass theft at Westminster Old Bailey
William Simmonds aged twenty six was indicted for stealing on February 10 an opera-glass from John Robertson’s shop in Hugo’s court St. Ann Westminster. The testimony includes a comic remark by Mr Serjeant Arabin about a thief leaving his coat tail. The jury found him guilty and he was sentenced to transportation for seven years. The thief complained it was for nothing as he left the court. A policeman retained the coat remnant as a souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusbercon
Ferns
West of Ireland
Dunmore
Iverk
Suir
Puleroan
Board of First Fruits
England
Ireland
Kilkenny
Butler
Littleton
Finn
F. O'Connor
Right Honourable
O'C
Duke of Devonshire
Dublin
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. Fergusson
Carlow
Scotland
John Brown
Mayo
Adams
Carmarthen
Trish Fisheries
Feargus O'Connor
Cork
Memper
Newmarket
Mr. O'Connor
Hour
Finch
Ruthven
Lalor
Stradbally
Mayanod
Menteath
Aglioney
William Simmonds
John Robertson
Hugo
Mr. Serjeant
Arabia
Charles Jackson
Serjeant
Arabin
Aneieke
Maritime dispatches recount multiple ship arrivals and a disaster
From various ports and dates, vessels including the General Clinton Woodhouse and the Feith report arrivals at Antwerp and New Orleans while a London bound ship was rocked and crew saved after a Barbadoes incident. Names like Zoe Ett Fen, Orr Dover, and Captain Stormont appear among mixed consignments and locations such as Charleston Cadiz and Alicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Ett
Headley
Orr Dover
Fen
Clinton
Woodhouse
Charleston
Antwerp
Orr the Wient
Thomas King
Elena
Démpamyor
Kes Fes
Feith
Law Tere
Charles Issweth
York
Orleans
Stelphi Latros Fere
Charieeth Stormont
Fett
New York
Prince Rate
Orion
Odessa
Mary
Hunter
Alicant
Harmony
Bedford
Cadiz
Othe John
Stewart
Reminggton
Deora London
Barbadoes
Markets Transcriptions From Liverpool Reach Canal Slope
Markets report lists vessels arriving in Liverpool on Friday 23 with cargoes from New Orleans Alicant and Trieste. Ships include Hudderfield from Be, Stormont from New York, Denison from Demerara, Muratte from Charente, and Mary from Alicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Frs
Hudderfield
la New Orleans
Lord Stormont
New York
Denison
Demerara
Muratte
Charente
O Mary
Alicant
Prince Hornes
Trieste
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West
Somersetshire
King’s Bench
Barrett
Drogheda
Jay
Mr. O.C
Connor
E. Ruthven
Louth
Talbot
Athlone-bridge
Elizabeth
Board of Works
Portunilla
W. Roche
Palace-green
Major Keppell
Norfolk
Hertsham
Carrigeen
Tubbar
Clonmore
Joseph Michael Livers
Col. B
Stephen Wright
Ballynamaher
Collins
Church of Ireland
Divett
Athpatrick
Noreturn
Ida
Portsmouth
Paris
Lyons
Alttiy
St. Etienne
la Croix Rousse
Moniteur
Leopold
Lebeau
Brussels
Place Royale
Belgium
Confederation
M. Hanna
Damaulin
Burgomaater
Council of War of
Luzemburg
William
Journal du Commerce
Rome
Naples
Tario
Switzerland
Ialya
Savoy
Romaring
Austria
Prince Royal
Count Pozzo di Borgo
Messager
Old Bailey
Shipping Intelligence
Nate
Zeoderate
Lins Baltic
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