True Sun libel debate states Whig excuses in Parliament
The House of Commons discussion centers on Mr. Stanley’s claim that the True Sun did not originate the libel and the Government’s reasons for not prosecuting its publication in England. The piece mocks Whig evasions, notesAttorney General excuses, and contrasts with editorial attacks from independent presses. It also mentions Mr. Pryme’s land allotment motion and harsh commentary on the Poor Laws.
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Reform of English Poor Laws and Land Use
The discussion argues that unemployment and destitution stem from poor laws and misused funds. It urges unifying settlement into one parish, directing poor rates to unemployed labor, and using uncultivated lands for public works and subsistence. It emphasizes equal claims to land and the need for equivalents from able bodied applicants.
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Corruption in Liverpool Freemen Voter Lists Debate
Discussion on second reading of a bill to exclude Liverpool freemen from Parliament voting. Debate highlights listed payments to voters, with examples from Mr. Ewart's voters and their prices. Some MPs favor ballot instead of immediate disfranchisement. a Lloyd's meeting discusses a new secretary for Worcester member Mr. Bennett's replacement.
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Lyons unrest spread from St Etienne amid public clashes
Nine candidates remain in the field with Dopson favored as the likely winner. Our correspondent reports continued disturbances linked to Lyons and St Etienne, with mobs, troops, and police clashing as criered journals are interdicted. The scene centers on Place de la Bourse, Montmartre, and surrounding boulevards as crowds resist suppression.
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Carrickfergus Depots Moved to Charlemonte Fort
The Master-General and Board of Ordnance order Carrickfergus discontinued as an ordnance depot and stores moved to Charlemonte Fort. Enniskillen becomes the northern district depot alongside. An interview with Lord Althorp and MPs discusses the repeal of the window duties and house tax impact, but the meeting ends without a decision. Colonel Evans’s motion not taken up.
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Pigeon Arrives From Mexico With Large Freight
Falmouth reports from the Pigeon Lieut Binney arriving from Tampico with 460000 dollars in freight. The Lady Pelham, which should have preceded her, left Vera Cruz two days earlier and sails soon with 1000000 dollars for England. A bark and a brig were sighted en route with navigational notes.
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Mexico
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Julia
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Norfolk
Virginia
Tampico
England
Court of King’s Bench and Common Pleas damages case notes
LAW INTELLIGENCE This day’s sessions cover a new trial in Heisch v Carrington. In Common Pleas a libel case arose from a Providence Insurance Office suit against Hope Insurance Office for damages. A published letter alleged deception and suborned evidence against Hope. The defendant apologized. verdict for the plaintiff with nominal damages of one shilling.
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Desperate Beggar James Roberts Faces 14 Days Jail
In Kennington Road a crippled applicant named James Roberts was arrested by police constable Charles Cooney for begging. He claimed to be from Faieburgs but living in St Giles’s, saying illness cripples him and that he cannot work. Mr White ordered fourteen days in the House of Correction. Two smashers, James Mackey and James Ridley, were charged with passing bad money after a shilling and a bad half crown were found. They were remanded until the Mint solicitor attends.
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Kensington
James Mackey
James Ridley
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Bridge-street
Vauxhall Road
Drummond
Ridley
Samwell
Colonial Markets Show Firmer Prices and Limited Demand
In a day marked by firmer prices and light imports, colonial markets display steadier tones. Suc ar and sugar goods hold near former levels with biscuits, rum, and tobacco showing varied gains. refined crusted sugar offered but few sales. Turpentine and tar prices hold, while silk remains firm at company sale rates and Bengal goods fetch solid demand.
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Barbadoes
Nevis
St. Kitt
Maruaitius
Ion Havanian
Corree
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Walparaizo
More Seizures by Davis on Red Lion Street and Gray's Inn Lane
Yesterday morning Davis with police levied on the goods of Mr Lovick of Red Lion Street and Mr Hutchinson of Gray's Inn Lane. Both had been seized before, with auctions held to satisfy deficits. Lovick owed about 71 pounds, yielding over 201 pounds in goods. Hutchinson owed about 31 pounds for three months, with 10 percent seized.
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Hutchinson
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Lovick
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Lyons Tranquil After Violent Disturbances In 19th Century Unrest
Telegraph reports from Lyons and St Etienne detail arrests, troop deployment, and a successful return to work as republican agitators fail to convert a manufacturing dispute into a broader insurrection. Police and local authorities praised for calm handling and restraint.
Births and marriages and deaths notices from True Sun
Births list several families with dates. marriages include Alfred Pett to Louisa Aubert and G T Bennett to Charlotte Curtis. deaths note Susannah Eveleigh and others with dates and locations including Nile terrace Regent's Park and Balham hill. distant obituary for Arthur Fletcher of Liverpool.
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Balham-hill
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Aveley-hall
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Emily
Henry Wright
Betchworth
Crossing Mill Creek
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