Repeal of the Septennial Act Divides Parliament
The True Sun reports the repeal motion introduced by Mr. Tennyson, praised for firmness. It notes taunts from Mr. Stanley and Lord Howick, and records division results 164 for and 213 against, yielding a 49-seat majority in favor of seven-year terms for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Mr. Stanley
Lord Howick
Reformed House
Justice and Reason
Treasury-bench
Duartesii
Duke of WeiurneTon
Waterrorp
Ecclesiastical Commissioners of
Ireland
Earl Grey
Lord Rosse
Duke of Cumperland
Dustix
Marquis of Laxspawne
Lonp
House of Commons
H. Hanacey
Coppett
Lord Grey
Hume
House
Contempt and Currency Debates Across Dundee and London
The Dundee Advertiser rebukes Westminster Review and True Sun for backing a national bank while tracing the plan to Ricardo and arguing over bank notes versus mortgages. It argues money must be state supervised, notes payable in bullion, and highlights the difference in community impact between land mortgages and bank note issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee Advertiser
Westminster Review
True Sun
Bank of England
Gar Dundee
Ricardo
Ricanpo
Bruze Sun
Scotland
Beneft
Dundee
Moxey
Ricarpo
House of Commons
Debates on National Bank and Reform Split in Parliament
The article surveys calls to regulate money by national property values, proposing a National Bank with commissioners and free capital flows. It notes crime trends, critiques radicalism’s link to crime, and details recent parliamentary actions on Irish church, high ways, Septennial Act repeal, and other bills with divisions and adjournments.
Shipping damage and market updates in July news
Boisterous weather wrecked nine vessels on the river according to Newfoundland papers dated July 2. Cape of Good Hope papers to May 4 bring little new, while Lisbon and Oporto reports arrive. Hamburg letters note brisk coffee and sugar demand and rising pepper. Markets show Consols steady, Portuguese scrip trading at a premium, and mixed gains in Greek bonds and Bank Stock amid a defaulter report.
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Newfoundland
Cape of Good Hope
Lisbon
Oporto
Hamburgh
London
Liverpool
Stock Exchange
Markets this day corn exchange report
The supplies this morning were abundant, adding to last week’s stock and causing the market to fall tolerably. Buyers were limited, and Wheat, Batley, and other grain sold heavily at lower prices. Arrivals include Wheat Batley Malt Oats English 6800, 950, 4350, Irish 180, Bot0 Foreign 558, Peas Flour 990 ae.
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Corn Exchange
Newgate and Leadenhall Poultry and Meat Market Prices
A plentiful supply of every kind now in season and brisk demand. Beef four to four shillings and fourpence per pound, veal five to sixpence, mutton two shillings eightpence to three shillings fourpence, lamb one shilling each, spring chickens three pence each, pigeons two shillings per dozen, rabbits two pence each, eggs sixpence per hundred, pork two pence, butter from one shilling to one shilling two pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newgate and
Leadenhall
Market News Recaps Cotton Price Jumps and Commodities
Reports from Liverpool note cotton prices rising due to high consumption. Raw materials remain steady at full prices, with Barbados advancing 6d to 1s per cwt. Yellow Havannah and other goods show brisk demand. Dutch Butter and dyes see price shifts. Prices for tal low yellow candle expected, with varied cwt values across listed items.
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Esterday
Oime
Liverpool
Secan
Barbadoes
Oreian
Correz
Inptco
Limerick
Cork
Waterford
London journal defends Jews against false charges by correspondent
The letter writer condemns the spread of calumnies and slander about Jews by a correspondent. London authorities should not circulate falsehoods against a sober industrious class lacking means of shelter from attacks. The piece argues for fair debate and protection of minority communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fei Bors
Peter Laurie
London
Debated Irish police conduct over tithe protests in Monaghan
In the Commons Mr. Littleton questions police role in Monaghan tithe protests and abuses, cites Galbraith letter, calls for inquiry. Mr. Finn and others urge reform, jury impartiality, and cheaper law. Debate touches on Irish garrison system, venue changes, and justice delivery. petition laid on table.
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House OF Commons
Littleton
Monaghan
Aucheamunny
Serjeant Perrin
Grey
Secognt Perrin
Galbraith
William Gossett
Dublin Castle
Mr. Littleton
Mr. Galbraith
Ireland
England
Cavan
Finn
Fine
Carricksock
Dublin
Chapman
Verner
Dwyer
Bey
Percival
O’dwyer
Perceval
Uiskillen
Trelend
P. Bellew
Abercrombie
Scotland
Endeaygerting
Ber
Edinburgh
Mtr. L
Baentleman
Sheil
Esperiti
Oran Party
Sita
Shehl
Wa Ken Pennty
Insolvent Debtors Court Hearing in 19th Century Record
In a complex proceeding before Commissioner Law, Thomas Creswick’s petition was heard as the insolvent paid 12s in the pound with no acknowledgment. The schedule reflected Howe’s name and disputes over landlords and three years’ distress. The case touched on debts to creditors, shop supplies, and a contempt of court matter tied to Chancery litigation. The hearing was adjourned after examining the insolvent’s schedule and related filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner Law
Thomas Creswick
Howe
William
Pattergon
Gis
Court of Chancery
Bennisg
Cooper
Guatady
Sinedie
Marlbrough Street Court hears errant married woman case
A chaotic report from Marlborough Street shows a married woman before the magistrate for drunken and disorderly conduct. The dialogue reveals she relies on being married for her livelihood. Additional cases include a youth accused of theft and a private soldier Edward Rumball charged with theft and intoxication. The piece closes with a note about an error in another paper and a brief society item from the Female Gardeners' Society.
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Hig
Rory-Lane
Politacons
Edward Rumball
Wus
Feathers Prible
New Pelee Yard
Alma
Mr. White
William Kent
Apto
Cal
Clonka
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Anbs
the Treasury
Earl of
Euquet Secneres Cacuseres
Council
H.pasnru
Lanspawne
E. Lurte- Tow
Joseex Holtz
R. Curnar Fercusson
C. Tennyeon
J. Grattan
CnHarces Rant
George Grote, Esq
E. Lytros Boiwen
Joan Rosseer
Bow
Lord Lansdowne
Rds
Lord Radnor
James Graham
Edward Codrington
Charles Grant
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Paris
Short
Fort
Vienna
Trieste
Madrid
Ito i
JANG
Tuly
Ilbon
Leghorn
Bakr
Jarrived
Holland
Brasil
Jamaica
Leeward Islands
Mexico
Sweden
Wisterford
Blackamoor
Worcester
Buckingham
Lons Russett
House of Lords
Lord Raynor
Glasgow
Imperial Parliament
LAW Intelligence
Police
Betton Chronicle
EO Patrick Grant
Strand
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