Press Attacks and Dudley Defeat Reverberate in Politics
The ministerial press outlets claim Sir John CampbeLt bore primary blame for the Dudley defeat, citing his aggressive prosecution of the press and the Dissenters dissatisfaction. The Times and other papers react to Lord John Russell’s Relief Bill, describing it as flawed while noting public opinion shifting against the Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Canppert
Dudley
Joan
Sir John CampPieLt
Sir John Campper
King’s Bench
John
Times
Joan Russetx
Lord J. Russell
Lord John
Chronicle
John Campbell
Liberal Party
the Chronicle
Morning Chronicle
House of Commons
Liverpool
Carrickfergus
Stafford
Hertford
Warwick
John Campshi
Mr. Grote
Anl
Dudley Enfranchisement and Reform Pressure Debate
The piece analyzes political tensions around reform and Dissenters rights. It critiques Whig ministers, praises the Chronicle for a bold stance, and forecasts the risk of Tory ascendance if liberal demands are ignored. It also discusses the Sugar Duties clash between East and West India interests and laments colonial mismanagement and shifting public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West India
Tach
West Indies
East
England
Apamm Smita
Edward Grepon Wakefield
Great Britain
Public debate over French coercion bill and army estimates
A column argues that Paris presses the French coercion bill despite opposition from Moniteur and Journal de Paris, while widespread public doubt grows. It notes Marshal Scott facing hidden, potent resistance and criticizes the government for secrecy, highlighting parliamentary scrutiny of army estimates and charges of Whig fabrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Moniteur
Journal de Paris
Tribune
National
Marshal Scott
Marshal Sout
City News Roundup From The Street And Exchange
The day opens dull as public interest remains low with little movement on the Stock Exchange. Consols rise on ministerial gains, and foreign funds edge up. Portuguese Regency and Spanish Cortes show minor shifts. Pay-day at East India Company draws crowds away from public haunts while Lloyds logs few arrivals and no notable disasters. Postal notices and pending mails from Malta and Mexico provide the only fresh items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
House of Commons
Tah
East India Company
General Post Office
Mediterranean
Stock Exchange
Lloyd’s Books
Demerara
Barbadoes
Consola
India
Spanish Cortes
Ofmonds
Malta
Mexico
Paris in 1834 Proclaims Order Amid Riots and Political Unrest
Reports from Paris on February 25 1834 protest disturbances in the capital amid seditious crowds. A government proclamation warns agitators and urges citizens to stay away from disorderly groups while promising firm action. Deputies appoint a committee to study a law on political associations. The Turkish Gazette notes Austrian concerns over cantonal conduct following Savoy incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fes
Jawa
Ign “ Gisquet
Chamber of Deputies
Savoy
Galignant
Belgian Budget Debate Over September Celebrations Sparks Clash
In Brussels the Chamber of Representatives debates the Interior Ministry budget. The committee trims the September festivities fund from 50,000 to 30,000 francs, amid sharp exchanges. M Gendebien denounces the September days and revolution, while others defend honoring the memory and warn against political discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Chamber of Representatives
M.de Brouckere
Messrs. Hoffsmidt
Julien
M.gendebien
Europe
M. Gendehbien
M. D’hoffsmidt
M. A. Rodenbach
M. Gendebein
Belgium
Limburgh
Imxemburgh
Zondhaven
Luxemburgh
France
Metall Henna
Bank Shorea
Aliee
Meine Zeitung
Paris 1884 Dispatch on French Police and Unrest
Paris dispatch reports Chamber of Deputies panel to review laws against secret associations and hints at a drive toward dictatorial powers. It describes widespread public fear, armed civilians, and a heavy police presence led by Gisquet, with blunt criticism of the bludgeon system and knout police. Voice notes alarm over state of law and liberty and cites foreign developments in Lyon, St Etienne, and Madrid. It also questions the role of envoy Mr Villiers amid diplomatic intrigues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
M. Bartue
Napoleon
NaPoeon
The
Luxembourg
Chamber of Peers
France
Brussels
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
Projet de Loi
Procureur
Lafitte’s
Gisquet
la Chapelle
St. Denis
Paris
St. St. Etienne
Spain
Madrid
Villiers
M. de Reyneval
Markets report from Newgate Leadenhall and Whitechapel
Market summaries show meagre attendance yet heavy trade with prices slipping about 1d per stone for beef and strong demand for pork and lamb in scarce supply. Detailed prices given for beef, veal, mutton, pork, poultry, eggs, butter, hay, and coal with dozens of named markets and vessels listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newgate
Leadenhall
Whitechapel
Lodging House Theft and Street Row Held Over for Thursday
In a London front page brief a man named Belony was charged with stealing a pair of trousers from a shop, with Caroline Cooper identifying the theft. A lodging house case saw a woman remanded for selling three chairs belonging to her landlord, with the husband denying her story and a witness describing him as a murderer. At St Pancras, Mr. Douglas faced payment issues over church rates as vestry discussions revealed parish aid concerns and alleged misappropriation connected to Lord Althorp’s letter, with calls for readiness at a special vestry meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belony
James Mollowney
Caroline
Henry Cooper
Glinaankhe
China
SR ET Atton-Garden
ST. Pancras
Douglas
Laing
Aera
Goode
Girdlestone
Colquhoun
Scidding
Scadding
Lord Althorp
Joan
Creets
Meetia
Association
Mr. Girdlestone
Ventry
Emis
Elephant
Castle Tavern
New-road
Camden-town
Hampstead-road
Petor
Agricultural Employment Institution
Exchequer
Coffee-house
Westminster
H. B. Corteis
John Moore
R.’ Grosvenor
M.P
C. Sturgeon
Tong
Jestan
Cholesbury
Lord Somerville
Liverpool Disfranchisement Debate Report and Cotton Market
Extract from a private letter dated February 37 1984 from Liverpool notes the Evening True Spin edition with the full debate on the LiverpooDisfranchisement Bill, including division details and majority lists. Also reports a steady cotton market with 3,000 bales sold, 900 Permams and 600 Babias, prices 8 6d to 9d, with 400 for speculators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
House of Ammona
Aisinad
St. Peter’s
Shipping Arrivals Include Magnet and Four More Vessels
Shipping notes list Magnet from Savannah Sullivan. Thales from Buenos Ayres Morchester. Armata Ridley from Buenos Ayres. Odessa Ball from Trieste. Norna Dott from Charleston. Water Witch Newby from Savanilla. Pomona Danning from Sicily. Twelve coastwise vessels also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnet
Sullivan
Savannah
Thales
Morchester
Buenos Ayres
Armata
Ridley
Odessa
Ball
Trieste
Norna
Dott
Charleston
Water Witch
Newby
Savanilla
Pomona
Danning
Sicily
Cambridge Craven Scholars Named and Oxford Award
In Cambridge Henry Goulburn and Edward Howes of Trinity are elected Craven Scholars. The St Mary's select preacher for next month will be Rev. T Crick of St John’s. Rev. TS. L. rome takes the Vicarage of Potter Heigham under the bishop of Norwich. At Corpus Christi Oxford the Bedfordshire scholarship goes to J. R. Wardale of Oakham School, son of Rev. J. R. Wardale formerly of Clare Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Craven
Bedfordshire
J. R. Wardale
Oakham School
J. R. Wardate
Clarehall
Polish Emigration to Britain and France Receives Support
The Polish Emigration Committee appeals to Britain and France for aid to refugees survivors of the 1881 Revolution. Polish exiles in France and England are described as dignified survivors seeking shelter, with ships from Dantzic reaching Havre Portsmouth and Harwich. Calls for subscriptions to the Polish Exiles' Friend Society are listed with local sponsors and bankers in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee
France
Granta
Prussia
England
Dantzic
Providence
Harwich
Portsmouth
Havre
Great Britain
Dwsenicki
Sierawski
Ida Japodowssi
Diet of
Poland
Alex
Jelowicki
A. Slowaczynski
Paris
Thurston
Catharine-street
Strand
Messrs. Drummond
Bealés
Lincoln’s Inn
AGER Eats of Prue San Olle
Printed edition fragment shows John Ager associated with a food item or event titled Prue San Olle. context unclear but indicates a local feature or notice involving a person and a dish name.
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P. Fireek
Do. Hope
Eichange
Amsterdam
Bilboa
Rotterdam
Genoa
Antwerp
Naples
Frankfort
Rio Janeiro
Vienna
Doubloens
Cadiz
Cacseareverseesnes
Eveesescereee
Secesesasersesee
Perann
Basa Sanesces
Ast
Hibernian Bank
Rente d'Espag
London
Swarer Anglo Mexican Min. Co
Alliance Fire Insurance
Compa Bolanos Mining Company
Ooee
Brazilian National
Eaenaeeeene
Brazilian Imp. Min. Co
Steiphn del Rey
Cata Branca
Ssesceeveenes — Sonee Eons
British Iron Mining Company
Columbian Mining Co
Canada Company
Cees
General Mining Association
General Steam Navigation Company
National Provincial Bank of England
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Ceccses Real del Monte Mining Company
Ecccarssceacsnecs
MaiLa
Duej
Dub
America
Scenreen
Holland
Guermsey
Jersey
Hamburgh
London Bridge
Norning
Purcell’s Gap
Sunday Times
Purcell's Gap
Price Sivenpeace
National Union of
Working Classes
Liberty of the Press
Friends
the National Union
H. Hetherington
O'Connell
FP. O'Connor
J. Russell
Parcell's Gap
Epsom
Police Gazette
Lion and Tigress
J. Cleave
Shoe-lane
Fleetafeet
Crue
Mr. Wakefield
Hume
Duke of Wellington
Earl Grey
S-Seseees
Bank St
Ae Peesen Oi India
S.-Ceree
Ditto
India St
Oeortuguese
Poreant
Reg
Ecrncerace
Ssre Cense
Sears
C.ldtjex
Ditto Metalliques
Real del Monte
Provence
St. Etienne
Smithfield
Hay
Clover
Hebburn
Holywell
New Burn
Orde
Redheugh
Tanfield
West Hartley
Wylam
Wall’s-end
Bell and
Brown
Ditto Brown
Ditto Clarke and Co
Ditto Heaton
Hartley
Billiatone Simpson
Police
University Intelligence
Basinghall-Street
R. L. Andrew
Scotti
Lambeth
Greenwich
Grimaliy
Orthampions
Anbasye Esq
St. George's
Hanover-squares
Sidney
Jones
J. Jones
Dorstan
Herefordshire
Sarah Howard
Elstead
Kingsfield
Southampton
Maria
Thames Costae Hagar
Francis Haribath
Ath Ki
Sydenham
George
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