Reform and Parliament Trust the People to Right Wrongs
The article argues that restitution of confiscated Irish estates must come from extending political rights to the laboring poor, not shifting Tory or Whig power. It denounces parliamentary dictation, praises reform, and urges short parliaments, broader suffrage, and the ballot to empower voters. It warns against Reform misused by ministers and calls radical Parliament attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorda
Standard
Three Kingdoms
House of Commons
Treasury Bench
Lord AtrHoar
Cistteneacn
Mr. Tennyson
Meddling Influence of Industrious Female Probable Chancellor
Sir Henry Parxece is now looked to as the probable future Chancellor of the Exchequer should the Whigs remain in office long enough to make the necessary arrangements for such a change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Parxece
City News: Robbery at Lloyds and International Dispatches
The city wakes to a last night robbery at Lloyds with drawers ransacked and stamps taken while gold valued about 15 pounds vanished from a subscription master. Reports from the Montreal Advertiser describe heavy rains harming crops and caterpillars overrunning orchards. Emigrants from Havre head to the United States with 1000 Germans among them. Wrecks at sea, including Lady of the Lake and several ships, have caused heavy loss of life. In Portugal, Don Miguel offers soldiers plunder to storm Oporto but fails. Market notes show Consols and Portuguese Scrip with limited morning activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s
Spencer
Montreal Advertiser
Havre
United States
Gome
New York
Margaret Ritchie
Jane
Waterford
Waterloo
Malta
Hannah, Richardson
Belfast
Quebec
Sydney
Cape Breton
Portugal
Don Miguel
Oporto
Markets Update on Corn Exchange and Smithfield Prices
The Corn Exchange reports dulness as traders hold to last week’s prices, with some prime accels selling but most buyers delaying. Flour remains nominal at 53s per sack, with many sellers at 50s. Wheat Kent and Essex quoted 164 to 166s, and various grains and oats listed. Smithfield notes good supply of mutton and lamb but a short range of beasts, with quality middling. lamb and veal prices rise modestly, beef and pork prices mixed, totals show 1,820 beasts, 27,300 sheep and lambs, 160 calves, and beef, veal, and pork price ranges across the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent& Essex
Poland
Smithfield
Lincolnshire
Teicestershire
Kent
Mitton
Lamb
Colonial St markets report blank sales and rising sugar notes
There are no sales advertised today as Monday is usually quiet. Speculations remain active after a brief pause caused by the Irish church measure issue. A good market mood persists with Saturday price quotations upheld as Rotterdam Amsterdam and Antwerp data favor higher prices for refined sugar.
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Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Arrivals and notices from Lloyds and coastal ports
The Downs and Cowes report arrivals from Jamaica, Bahia, Quebec, Bermuda, and other locations aboard vessels such as Emma, Tantivy, Delta, Hannibal, St David, and Lyra. Proposals to raise funds for Joseph Lancaster attract sympathy from the Sunday School Union. A hive with 40 pounds of honey is noted at Coddington. Debates on burgh franchise and Indian bishoprics provoke criticism. A West India planters meeting at Thatched House Tavern discusses colonial property issues.
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Lloyd's
the Downs
Emma
Jamaica
Margaret Hill
Dawson
Demerara
Mariner
Ottway
Quebec
Dover
Galt
Traveller
Bahia
Harmony
Scott
Cowes
Delta
Wallance
Paraiba
Tue Wicuat
Bermuda
Halifax
Flamer
Mediterranean
Malta
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Duke of Clarence
Fenwick
Havannah
Jane
Davis
Newfoundland
Lisbon
Oporto
Olive Branch
Peters
Ann
Elisa
Hayes
Joseph Lancaster
Orby
Sunday School Union
Lancaster
Amr
James Marshall
Coddington
Newark
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Duchess de Berri
Blaye
England
Charles I
Charing-cross
Grant
Ireland
Ophelia
Eraminer
West India
J. James’s Street
Committee of Deputies
Debate in Imperial Parliament over Greenwich Hospital tax and naval petitions
The House of Commons discussed petitions from Greenwich Hospital critics, sailors’ wage taxes, and calls to abolish the sixpence levy. Sir Edward Codrington and others urged reform, while Mister Lyall pushed for tax abolition. A petition for naval case review and public justice committee proposals followed amid other notices.
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Gravesend Pier
EF. Codrington
Watermen
Gravesend
Greenwich Hospital
Wilkes
Baptists
Stepney College
London
Methodists of Zion Chapel
Liverpool
Ingham
Durham
South Shields
Lyall
Dundas
Wilks
Mathew White Ridley
City of London
M. W. Ridley
Colquhoun
Newton Fellowes
Devon
Viscount Errington
Clay
Henry Dundas
Perrot
His Majesty’s Navy
Qld
Admiralty
Edward Codrington
J. Graham
J. G
D. Perrot
Old Bailey
S. Waatrey
T. Artweon
Dwyer
D. W. Harvey
Committee of Public Justice
Parliament
Law Intelligence This Day Court of Chancery Sir Edward Sugden
In this Wake district hearing Sir Edward Sugden reviewed opposing arguments over a deed of assignment. The Lord Chancellor will study the conflicting evidence including Mr Launder’s role, balance integrity with conduct, and decide whether the bill should be dismissed with costs or proceed to issue based on due consideration and plaintiff’s inadvertent execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chancery
ST. George
Wake
Edward Sugden
Launcer
Mr. Launder
Otis
Master of the Rolls
Insolvent Debtors Court Hears Samuel Billing and Stock-Broker
In the Insolvent Debtors Court Commissioner Law examined Samuel Billing a baker whose petition was accepted under the act. Stock-broker Joseph Leigh Fielder appeared. creditors description was incomplete. Fielder had previously paid interest on an old debt of 65 pounds reduced to 4 pounds 18 shillings. He had operated as a stockbroker since 1821 with no property under a marriage settlement. He received 590 pounds from Mr Bullock to use the insolvent's name. Furniture sale raised 20 pounds 4 shillings. Commissioner remarked little debt repayment by the insolvent. counsel Mr Woodroffe failed to present evidence. balance sheet to be altered. adjourned to tomorrow for Bullock’s evidence.
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Mir
Samuel Billing
Joseph Leigh Fielder
Bullock
Commissioner Law
Wooroe
Woodroffe
Dawson
Mr. Bullock
Dutch Mail Summary From July 19 Dispatches
The Hague reports the King’s army return and grand review at Breda on the 17th with Prince of Orange and sons present. Also notes Russian frigate Castor’s arrival, Count Kutosow’s family, London despatches, and unconfirmed furloughs amid Bavarian and German student police measures in Munich and Brunswick trials and fiscal claims involving Duke Charles. July 20 Dutch papers list exchange rates and debts.
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the Hague
Breda
Ryen
Prince of Orange
Prince Frederick
Helder
Castor
Tochekin
Cronstadt
Count Kutosow
Rhine
Germany
Count van Limburg Stirm
London
Prince Charles
Prussia
Munich
Germania
Brunswick
Joey
Countess Winsburg
Duke Charles
Court of Justice
Ditto
Exchange En
Emperors and monarchs shift as Europe eyes Toplitz meeting
German papers note the Emperor and Empress depart for Upper Austria and Bohemia with a possible Prussian meeting at Toplitz. The Russian Emperor reportedly stays in his dominions while Charles X prepares Prague winter residence. Caprile resents Carlist talks. Italian camps and cavalry brigades rise. public funds stay buoyant amid quotes in Metalliques.
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Vienna
Jacy II
Upper Austria
Liatz
Budweis
Prague
Prussia
Toplitz
Russia
Charles X
Giong
Allgemeine Zeitang
Meeting of Weavers and Spinners at RocupaLe
A large gathering of woollen weavers and spinners on Sparrow-bill Rochitate debated weaving and spinning prices. They reported 1824 wages were about a third higher than now and threatened an immediate strike unless wages rose two pence per shilling. A committee was formed and success was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RocupaLe
Manchester
Lord Eldon
Taxation of the British Empire reviewed and catalogued
A British periodical praises R. Montgomery W Martin's Taxation of the British Empire for its exhaustive facts on imperial fiscal policy while criticizing some classifications. It highlights unequal duties on colonial sugar, argues against heavy newspaper taxes, and surveys corn laws debates. The review ends by noting additional works on English synonyms and legal pamphlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire
R. Montgomery W Martin
Celo
Transmarine
Martin
Thoughts on liberalization and human-centered systems
The author argues for rejecting rigid systems in favor of humane, liberal approaches. He reflects on identity, education, and character formation, praising empathy and shared humanity while questioning strict Procrustean designs and the limits of intellect. The piece weighs justice, sentiment, and the aims of character shaping in a broader social context.
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Eoe
Minority of Ninety-Four Voters for Lond Ashley’s Motion
A list of names and initials representing those who voted on July 18 in support of Lond Ashley's motion on the Factory Bill. The roll includes numerous MPs and peers across England IRELAND and SCOTLAND, with affiliations to counties and towns such as London Westminster Yorks Dorsetshire and Meath, reflecting a broad cross section of political figures of the period.
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Teller
Lond Ashley’s
Bill
Lord
Ashley's Bar
Robarts
Leominster
Stanley
W. Cumborians
Blackstone
W. S
Wallingford Laickland
Eepitinge Brotherton
Selford Stormont
Norwic Bulwer
A. le
Coventry Talbot
C.R.M
Burrell
Sir C. Shoretoat
Tonnyent
Cayals Calcraft
John
Wareham
Tarrens
Sicily
Bote
Cayley
E.S
N. Riding
Yorkeh
Townsend
Lend
Tamearth Chapman
Waktby
Tullamore
Pem
Cobbett
W Lan
Qkihan Turner
William
B Dare
Row
South Essex
Tyrrell
Poe
W . Somerset Co
Darlington
EB. of
S. Satop
C. Walter
SiSies Dillwyn
L. W
Glamo
E. Whalley
Duffield
Thomas
Kinges ‘Wilks
Duncombe
Ha. W
Devigses
Christmas
J Grimston
Herts
Cole
Hall
A. Gally
Pontefract Finn
W. F
Kirk Hiciard
Leicester Co
Forbes
Oma Handley
Lincoln County -Ha
Hardy
Radford
Serjeant
Dabna Univ
Harage
Ned
Seaverdne Parker
Sir Hyde
W. Suffolk
T. F. Buxto
Palmer
Robert
Backs EF. Ruthven Pigot
Hoberts
Bridgenorth
M. Beltew Pinaptre
J. P
East Kent
Beauclerk
Poulter, John
Shaftesbury
Destructive Brighton Coach Accident Amid Fleet of Quicksilver Coaches
The Quicksilver Brighton coaches collided near Marlborough Place on a crowded route. Passengers including Miss Coley and Mrs. Ready suffered serious injuries while others like Mr. Lyon and Mr. Snow endured severe trauma. Mr. Snow fainted but survived. Authorities investigated amid conflicting rumors about Mr. Snow’s state.
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Brighton
Alexane Hayler
John Snow
Thim
Borough- Place
Marlborough
Gloucester- Place
Gloucester Hotel
Barnes
Mrs. Beale
Miss Coley
My. Lyony Apstainer
High Holborn
Captain Hunter
Russ
Beal
Mid
Taylor
Ivens
Mr. Hayter
Snow
Lyon
Weekly Dispatch
Portugal and naval signals near Lagos in July news
A British steamer named Flamer, arriving from Malta, reported sightings near Cape St Vincent and Lagos on a July voyage. It encountered Napier's vessel and the Maria steering toward blockade efforts, while Senna glowed with illumination as observations continued.
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Falmouth
E'lamer
Malta
Napier
Lagos
Cape St. Vincent
Maria
Coeian
Diag
Senna
Meeting on Parish Rates in Gateshead Parish
A public meeting of Gateshead parishioners discussed Easter offerings and arrears from last year. Support grew to resist the proposed rate with opposition from M Rex, Br. Watson, and others. The discussion touched on Ireland, church influence, and peaceable policy amid a busy landed market noting Lord Ormonde’s sale and George Robins handling.
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Gateshead
Wehbe
Allende Rex
M Tree
Br. Watson
Ireland
Aptate Church
Ormonde
George Robins
Smyrna
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Althorp
Sanish
Aia
India
Shipping Intelligence
Duke of Sussex
Middlesex
Const
Tavistock
Chattoms
Chamleigh
Hansibal
Gainsborough
Chillatun
Sawbridgeworth
Hertfordshire
Bengal
Messrs. Trueman and Cook
Jamsiva
Perewt
East India
Globe
Kab EN
ISQB
Eng
United Kingdom
Paris
America
Scotland
Ndon
Dublin
Calcutta
Bedlam
Martin Bas
William Carpenter
Crabbe
Law and Commercial Remembrancer
Edward Dunn
Sor
Fileet-street
Law and Coi Remembrancer
Spring Rice
Verner, Cok
Army
Vigora
N.A
Caxtow
Aoe As
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