Newcastle Wall's End Coal Company announces coal pricing
Moals announces that as Second Coals Tees are sold for best coals they will sell HETTON'S STEW ART'S or LAMBTON'S at 20s per ton. Seconds 22a Hartleys and Tanfield 24s cash and free of expenses. Families who used Wall's End Coals know they will not use others. Address No 5 South-side St James's Square.
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Toryism four pillars in Fraser's Journal analysis
Fraser's Magazine outlines Toryism as four core pillars: loyalty to a balanced constitution, insistence on religion in policy, subordination of commercial rules to national prosperity for workers, and steadfast support for legitimate royal succession. It contrasts Tory beliefs with Radical republicans and Whigs who oppose legitimacy and favor rapid reform.
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Fraser’s Magazine
England
Commons
House of Lords
London
Poland
French iron works warn delay on iron supply
The Courrier de la Moselle reports M. Thiers has received a report from French iron works masters stating it will take considerable time to furnish enough iron for the projected Tailroads. The minister may seek a law from the chambers to allow duty free importation of British iron if rapid progress is needed.
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Courrier de la Moselle
M. Thiers
France
Court moving to dissolve injunction over Monmouthshire ironmasters
A Chancery motion seeks to end an injunction forcing ironmasters of Monmouthshire to use a plaintiff's rail line to haul limestone. Arguments ran late as counsel managed competing court obligations and irregular conduct sparked admonitions from Sir Edward Sugden. In police and Bow Street reports, theft and swindle cases are heard, including a cheque theft recovered near Peterborough and a Covent Garden theatre playbill offense leading to a 51 fine.
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Keppel D. Bailey
Monmouthshire
Pepys
Jacob
Conviction Quashed in King's Bench Over Vagrant Case
In a King’s Bench sitting on January 13, Mr Bodkin stated that H C Smyth was convicted under the Vagrant Act for disobeying magistrates order due to his wife becoming Chelsea parish charge. An appeal was confirmed last year, but an arrangement led to Secretary of State release. The court assented to quash the conviction with costs against the justices. the defendant threatened indictments.
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Newgate
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Hungerford Market
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Court OF King’s Bench
King AD
H. Carmichael Smyth
Bodkin
Chelsea
Middlesex
Fraud charge over tea scam at Middlesex Sessions
Wose Flynn was indicted for fraudulently obtaining half a pound of tea from grocer Mr. Elliott by claiming to be sent by Cater and Wood. The chairman ruled no case for the jury, noting traders must guard against imprudent trust and denying Elliott's expenses.
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Cater
Elliott
Harvey and the Benchers dispute over Bar admission
The Benches have not yet decided on Colchester member Mr Harvey’s call to the bar. The paper argues their certificate has no foundation and that Mr Sedgwick’s attack may render it out of court. The piece also notes customs of attaching letters to society members’ names and lists ready money prices for tail-pieces.
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Sedgwick
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Jcluding
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Royal Society of Edinbu
Royal Academy of Dublin
Royal Society of Literature
Antiqua
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Anee Saeee
Duke’s Head
Pwrell
Norfolk
John Walton
Nene
William Smith
Smith
Matthew Lister
Cambridge Chronicle
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Department of the Revenue
Tims
Society For the of Useful Knowledge
Weetel
Oaths of French Leaders Under the Restorations
The Morning Post records a list of oaths taken by notable figures amid the post revolutionary order. Louis Philippe the King of the French appears with multiple oaths to the Republic Louis XVIII Charles X and various orders. Other names include Rosolin Duke of Orleans the Duke De Nemoura Marshal Soult De Rigny De Broglie Humann Sebastiani Guizot Dupin Barthe D Argout and M Pasquier with varying combinations to the Republic the Empire the Restorations and orders of Saint Esprit St Louis and the Cross of Honour.
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Charles X
Order of the Saint Esprit
St. Louis
Rosolin
Duke of
Orleans
France
Duke de Nemoura
Marshal Soult
Napoleon
de Rigny
Empire
de Broglie
Sebastiani
Guizot
Dupin
Barthe
Gillon in Lanark Presses For Weavers and Deacons
Mr Gillon visits Lanark where a deputation from the Associated Weavers explains aims and methods of their cause and the Deacons of Crafts air grievances under the new town council. He pledges to support boards of trade to regulate prices and urges collective action while denouncing illegal tactics by some unions. The audience erupts in cheers as he speaks and after the meeting electors crowd to greet him.
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Associated Weavers
Hey
Reformed
Deacons of Crafts
Deacons
Weavers’ Association
Lanark
Tr. G
House of Commons
Todd
Sma
Glasgow Free Press
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