Taxing malt and a hoped property tax debate in parliament
Sir W InchBy moved to form a committee to consider repealing or altering the malt duty. Speakers debated substitutes, with Bengt and O Connery urging a property tax as the remedy, while others warned of inquisitorial costs and potential demoralization from gin and malt taxes. Cop ett and Barrie added notes on rural decline and spending patterns influencing farm servants and beer consumption.
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W. InchBy
William
Mr. Bengrt
O’connery
Coppett
India
Dudley elects Sir Joan Campsec amid Whig split and distress
The article details political turmoil in Dudley as Sir Joan Campsec faces defeat amid a hostile press and rising radical sentiment. It contrasts Whig and Tory strategies, notes rioting fears, and cites a handbill attacking Campsec’s press conduct. It also mentions Marylebone election uncertainty and the entry of Lord DunBoyne into the race, urging unity among radicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylebone
Lord DunBoyne
Lord DunBourne
Crawtorp
Joan Hosuouse
Trades
Mr. Hopes
Sir Joan Hosuouse
Suppression of Assemblies Advances in French Chamber
A prominent figure introduces a law to ban assemblies over twenty, risking a clash with the Crown. The debate includes a dramatic scene led by M. Augustin Giraud, amid government warnings of coercive measures. The next day the project outlines penalties, licensing for political societies, and a secret inquisitorial role for correctional police judges. Twenty Republicans arrested. crowds threaten the Tuileries as General Ramonino arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbonaro
Society of Aide-Tot Et le Cel Éaidera
Cuapes X
Chamber of Deputies
M. Gisquet
M. Augustin Giraud
D’ancour
M. Grravp
M. Barthe
Chamber of Peers
Tribunal of Correctional Police
Paris
Tuileries
Ramonino
North Riding magistrates seek relief from county rate
The magistrates of the North Riding of York petition the legislature for relief from the enormous county rate. The item notes a public benefit at a city theatre for Mr Tyrrell and mentions Mr H Kemble in Jerrold's Mutiny of the Note. It also lists ships arriving at Liverpool from various ports and reports a Delhi kidnapping scare with a later discovery of a meretricious thief's loot.
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North Riding of
York
Coachmaker’s Benevolent Institution
Long-acre
Tyrrell
Church-street
Portman-market
Royal Pavillion
H. Ke
Paris News from 1834 and Doctrinaire Critique
Paris dispatch notes a biting critique of Thiers and the Bordeaux meeting on customs and taxation. It reports a large vine growers petition from La Gironde urging reform of indirect taxes and a dual regional customs plan. It also covers a proposed law against associations, police brutality claims, and unrest in Madrid with Cortes delays and feared uprisings.
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Paris
Memorial Bordelais
France
Bordeaux
M. Thiers
Bompeaux
Fes
Douaniere
la Gironde
Atength
Marthe
Chamber of Peers
Peyronnet
M. Barthe
Poissy
Carbonari Club
la Gazette de Tribunaux
Sergens de Ville
Gazette de Tribunaux
Gazette
Tribune
National
la Tribune
Lyons
Ainsi
Madrid
Martinez de la Rosa
Gareli
P. S
Parishes Debate Tax Repeal and Representation
Mr Birch records Sir Samuel Whalley supported continued unity of St. Joan and St. Margaret parishes and urged against only repealing the house tax. He warned ministers would keep the window tax, pleasing the nobility whose mansions were lightly assessed, if the two parishes separated. Colonel Evans was praised for attending to constituents. Sir William Horne, Whalley’s colleague, was not backed by Birch.
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St. Joan and
St. Margaret
Birch
Mr. B
Samuel Whalley
Colonel Evans
William Horne
Sir Samuel Whalley
Money market damped by malt tax debate report
The morning money market opened with ministers favored in the malt tax debate boosting confidence in the Stock Exchange. Consols near 90, Spanish Cortes at 32.5, Portuguese Regency 71.72, with Portuguese and other lines fluctuating on late reports. Trade is quiet, but prices show modest firming amid general sluggishness in colonial markets. A prize court condemned the vessel Charente from Villa Nova de Portemao.
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Ten O'Cloar
Stock Exchange
Singapore
France
Lisbon
Holland
Hamburgh
W. Ingilby
Atcony
Lloyd’s Books
Holdera
Cortes
India
Charente
Cormack
Villa Nova de Portemao
Appeal Opens After Master of the Rolls Decision
Law intelligence reports the appeal in Clifton Cockburn's case, with arguments prepared for both sides. Vice-Chancellor's Court continues petitions by order while King’s Bench winds down the sittings. Common Pleas hears Whitborne v Pettifer and others, a jury compromise ends the case as the term closes.
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Court OF Chancery
Clifton
Cockburn
Ublic
Court OF King’s Bench
Court OF Common Pleas
Whitborne
Gainy v Sherwood assault verdict in Piccadilly public house
An undefended case in the Court of Exchequer before Baron Bolland and a jury, where attorney plaintiff sued a Piccadilly publican for an assault that occurred during a disputed account settlement. Jury returned verdict for the plaintiff with damages of 20 pounds. defendant had died about a fortnight earlier.
London Adjourned Sessions Sentence for Coal Whipper
Richard Mariner a coal whipper pleaded guilty to assaulting Robert Miller captain of a coal whipper gang on the 5th instant. He had a wife and six children to support and was jailed for six months in Giltspur Street Compter. The Recorder noted parish officers would care for the family and praised the defendant’s reform potential.
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Richard Mariner
Robert Miller
Giltspur-street Compter
Crime of Poverty in Queen Square and Street Wandering
This morning a young Joseph Richardson was charged with wandering without a home, brought from Waterloo road to the station. He claimed to be from Bath seeking work, and the magistrate remanded him for fourteen days to the House of Correction, advising him to return to Bath. A ten year old boy also charged for the same reason had recently left the House of Correction and belonged to Keylebone parish. In a separate note, porter William Warner reported a theft of two new suits and other items delivered to a Saracen's Head Inn, with the thief posing as a traveler and taking luggage after a request to fetch beer.
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Queen Square
Joseph Richardson
White
L Division
Waterloo Road
Lambeth
Newcut
House of Correction
Mr. White
Keylebone Parish
Colonial Markets This Day Update
No change in business extent or prices. Public sale sold 3,430 bags Mauritius sugar at 57s6d to 58s6d for yellow and 51s to 54s for brown washed, 6d lower. Cocoa 19 barrels and 834 bags of Trinidad sold at 39s3d to 47s, former prices. Cocoa. Corree 91 casks 36 barrels and 71 bags of British Plantation sold at 76s to 82s for good ordinary.
Oxford Convocation approves Public Examiners and adds scholar
University intelligence from Oxford reports that at a convocation held yesterday the Public Examiners were approved in Literis Humanioribus Mr Jenne Fellow of Pembroke and Mr Head Fellow of Merton and in Disciplinis Mathematicis et Physicis Mr Johnson of Queen's. On Saturday Mr T R Agnew was admitted to a scholarship at New College.
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Oxford
Holden Esterday
Jenne
Pembroke
Head
Merton
Johnson
Queen's
T. R. Agnew
New College
New Baron John Williams sworn in at Lincoln's Inn
Mr John Williams of the Common Law Bar was appointed the new Baron and sworn into office this morning in the Lord Chancellor's private room at Lincoln's Inn. Foreign ministers Talleyrand and Baron Bulow met Viscount Palmerston yesterday at the Foreign Office. Colonel Evans has fixed his motion to repeal the window tax for May 15.
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John Williams
Common Law
Lincoln's Inn
Prince Talleyrand
Baron Bulow
Viscount Palmerston
Foreign Office
Evans
Lyons Workmen Return to Looms Amid Indemnity Dispute
Paris letters report Lyons workers largely resumed work after resisting association chiefs over time lost and indemnities. About twenty manufacturers agreed to current prices. others refused concessions. Individual workers returned by personal resolve, signaling lost influence for leaders. St Etienne says tranquility is restored and Eyraud and police Commissary assassins arrested. At Bayonne Cortes talk suspended, crowds gathered near Porte St Martin. arrests followed. Lyons Journal notes order returning in the city and subsiding agitation.
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Paris
Fes
Lyons
St. Etienne
Eyraud
Vontieur
Bayonne
Cortes
Don Carlog
Villa Real
Porte St. Martin
Societe d’Action
Societe Des Droits de l’Homme
Boulevard St. Denis
Lyons Journala
German Papers and Concordant Notices From Europe
Nuremberg reports a Heidelberg pamphlet on the Vienna Congress arguing German princes gain little from Diet intervention while liberal ideas are attacked. Berlin notes student arrests rise to over sixty, a new Burschenschaft society suspected, and strict investigations. Cassel Casselini in Naples and a Cassel court ruling on press licensing mark the week’s European press brief. Vienna market prices listed: Metalliques five percent 97 7-16, Four percent 872, Bank Shares 1880.
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Nuremberg
Fes
Heidelberg
Vienna
Berlin
Committee of Tequity
Burschenschaft
Spandau
Potsdam
Hesse Cassel
Superior Court of Appeal At
Cassel
Pat Ancona
Finisterre
Toulon
Russian Porte
Black Sea
Odessa
Casselini
Naples
Marylebone Election and Military Movements Report
Reports claim Sir John Cam Hobhouse may win the Marylebone seat, with a split in the Whig party as a leading Pancras figure secedes. Military movements detail brigades of Grenadier Guards and Coldstream Guards marching between Windsor, Westminster, Portman Street, Knightsbridge, and the Tower of London, plus court notices for insolvent debtors and creditor meetings at Bas inghall Street.
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Kensington
Magazine Barracks
Scotch Fusileer Guards
Bowater
Knightsbridge
St. George’s Barracks
Obituaries and Birth Notices from Late June Local Gazette
The page records births and marriages in 19th century England including a son to the wife of Rev J P Rhodes at Clonmell Rectory, a son in Upper Gloucester Place to Mrs J Searle, and marriages such as George Warner to Harriet Broo at Eltham. It lists numerous anniversaries and deaths with ages and addresses in Coventry, Norfolk, London, Bodmin, and Kent, noting details like solicitor estates and Bengal service ties. The item preserves a snapshot of social ties, naming families, estates, and localities across England.
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Clonmell
J. P. Rhodes
Gloucester-place
J. Searle
Eltham
George Warner
Roodlane
London
Harriet Broo
Joseph Warner
Southend
Oltham
St. Michael's
Coventry
Joseph
St. Paserases
Eigate
John Lainson
Easton Square
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Hope
E-E.- Ee
Smanes
Anglo Mexican Min. Co
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Bolanos Mining Company
Brazilian National
Sasseseesees Brazilian Imp. Min. Co
St. John del Rey
Cata Branca
Sesessererenes
British Iron Mining Company
Columbian Mining Co
Canada
Seekeucac- General Mining Association
General Steam Navigation Compax
National Provincial Bank of England
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Real del Monte Mia Company
United Mexican Mnc
London Bridge
Worrow
Tedia
Ditto Centor
FC Belgian
Entes
Prench Funds
Frs
Rente d'Espag
National Loan
Rente de Naples Aeenees
Duejarrived
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Brazil
Jamaica
Buenos
Leeward Islands
Carthagena
Dublin
Sweer
Malta
Flanders
Wereee Donaghadee
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Jersey
Waterford
Norbett
la Motte Fouqgue
Newgate
Lesbia
Catullas
Fairy Land
Percy B. Shelley
Dc. C. Coltan
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Bell
Strand
W. Strange
Paternoster Row
The
National Union
Theobald’s Road
True Sun
H. Hetherington
O'Connell
F. O'Connor
Russell
House of Commons
Crue
Mr. Barrie
O'Consext
O’connell
James Graham
Mr. O'Connell
Baronet
Mr. O’connell
Dudley
John Campbell
Birmingham
Camp Bell
Joan CamprBecl
T. Hawkes
Joan Campiede
Sir Joan Campsect
Joan Campsect
Joan Camppeci
Joan Camprecy
M. Bartuk
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Eveninc
Isaac Hicks
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New Orleans
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Cape of Good Hope
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LAW Intelligence
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Tarrant
Poppin‘s Court
Weir
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Greenwich
Jackson
Isleworth
Currier
Smith
James-street
Basinghall-Street
D. Finney
Berwick-street
Soho
Hermanus Vos
New-court
C. Bell
Billiter-street
Casteeneerenee
Harlyn
Cornwall
William Rouse Peter
Bengal Civil Service
Matilda
Newman
Coleman-street
Sarah
Banister
New Windsor
Thomas Letts
Wardsworth Road
Kenton-streat
Brunswicks Snare
Mr. Jellings Blow
Chasse Alley
W.towlin
Lincoln’s Innfields
John Ager
Grant A Hess Sue’ Ashee
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