Seaflower Brings Lisbon News From Lisbon Portugal
From Falmouth dated February 26 the Seaflower reports arrival from Lisbon. The Tagus and Oporto dates are given. Reports say the planned attack did not occur. Saldanha and the duke are expected to return. Pedro’s army shows discontent and many would be commanders. Cavalry are strong and disciplined. The Emperor Napier and Pedro’s rivals are at headquarters. The next packet may carry more news, but the contest continues.
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Falmouth
Fes
Branto’Crock
A.m
Hig Majesty
Seaflower
Lieut
Morgan
Lisbon
Tagus
Oporto
Duke of Ferceira
Saldanha
Pedro
Napier
Santarem
Repeal Malt Tax Debate Shifts to Budget Proposals in Lords and Commons
The Lords heard petitions on Sabbath observance and beer laws, while the Commons pressed the malt tax repeal. Sir W Langley Ingleby unveiled a budget plan proposing malt tax repeal, higher duties on foreign wines, gin, and licenses for iniquitous venues, with wider taxes on titles and leather, to fund relief for agriculture and lower beer costs. Debate highlighted tensions between agricultural distress and urban taxation priorities.
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Marquis of Chandos
York
Buckingham
Lord Granville Somerset
Mumbles
Glamorganshire
Maxn Well
Dunfermline
Scotland
Connolly
Littleton
Guest
House of Commons
England
Wales
John O'Connell
William Ingilby
W. 1
W. J
Cricklade
W. I
Exchequer
Westminster
Berkeley-square
Baronet
Tamworth
Stanley
Wa. Ingleby
Elsmore
Lord Althorpe
Bart
R. Peel
W. Ingleby
Cape
Lords
Commons
Hear
London
Atheneum
Eton
Cambridge
Uanal
Condon
Home Office
R. Inglis
WM. Ingisby
Althorp
Middlesex
Roara
Laugi
Ladien
W. Ingillop
Lord Althorp
Warburton
Benett
Evans
Beene Davis
Grownie Asks of THE Press
A Monthly Repository critique on the evolving role of the press as universal mental communication. It argues printing links private talk to public discourse, enables cross-class exchange, and, despite errors, offers immense public advantage and a lasting intellectual inheritance through future literature and knowledge.
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Grownie
Pitt
Fires and accidents at Derby mills and Roubaix boiler blast
Reports describe a burst boiler at M Prouvoust Dufresne’s Roubaix factory injuring the fireman and causing wide damage. In Derby a mill fire destroyed corn and flour, with gas ignition in a silk mill causing minor damage. An explosion near St James's Palace alarmed the drawing room, and a Bristol anecdote recounts a gardener’s five hour feigned trail by ignis fatuus.
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Roubaix
Nord
M. Prouvoust
Derwent
Symons
Wright
Silk Throwster
ST. Janmes’s Palace
Her Majesty’s
Edward Mitchell
Monckton-house
Chippenham
Englands
Bristol Journal
Liverpool Disfranchisement Bill Debated In Commons
In the House of Commons debate on the Liverpool Disfranchisement Bill, Mr. Bennett moves for the second reading amid charges of extensive bribery and corruption in Liverpool elections from 1823 onward. Witness testimony details bribery sums, the mayor and town officials' alleged roles, and calls to purify the franchise, with Lord Sandon and others defending officials and questioning the bill’s scope.
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House OF Commons
Liverpool Haven
Benett
Liverpool
Sandon
Lord Sandon
House
Liverock
Raukseresion
Canidate
John Russell
Wynn
Havin
Lord John Russell
Ireland
House of Lords
Pitt
Beeralston
Gatton
Baronet
Charles Wynn
J. Atkinson
Atkinson
Denison
Wilson
the Freeman
Mr. Denison
Wofea
San
Thomas
Shad
Rigby Wason
Corporation of Liverpool
Menoworthy
Memper
Wason
John Robinson
Roger Leigh
General Gascoyne
Charles Robinson
Thomas Foster
Robinson
Lord Landon
Ro Leigh
R Pennington
Foster
Howard Douglas
R. Wason
Nicholl Beg
Hiang
Nicholl
John Downie
Downie
Alderman Wright
Lawrence
Potter
Mr. W
Newark
Pennington
Ewart
Ander
Teeees
Thomas Taylor
Hear
Rd SA
Mr. Benett
Wiltshire
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Ann South Bea
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Peer Ditto
Ditto Metalliques
Anean
Rial del Monte
Imperial Parliament
Corp Coancel
Lord Lyttleton
Worcester
Worcestershire
Staffordshire
Mr. Bernal
Lord Dacre
Marquis of Lansdowne
Charles Lawson
Surrey
James Allan
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