Confiance brings news of Miguelites clash and Ireland Poor Law talk
From Falmouth the Confiance reports a February seventeenth battle in Portugal with Miguelites retreating. 700 killed or captured on that side and 500 killed on the Pedroites’. Belgians aboard the Royal William set out to join the army on the nineteenth. The paper discusses Mr Luxon’s motion for a Bill of Bills to improve Irish labor and favors entering poor laws for Ireland’s relief, while criticizing the English allowance system and reflecting on the Poor Law Commissioners’ recommendations and public comment. The piece also touches on political figures and legal history related to press actions and resistance.
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Falmouth
Confiance
Lisbon
Morning Herald
Poor Law Commissioners
Elizabeth
England
Herald
Poor Law Commission
Euizapeth
Ireland
Cautioned Lords on hard hitting Birmingham men scandal
The piece denounces the House of Lords warning against Birmingham hard hitting men. It accuses Sir Thomas Denman and Sir WM Horne of complicity, notes their absence at a trial, and claims Horne urged prosecution unseen by the magistrates. It attacks Whigs as dishonest, and disputes Times claims on Dudley voting influence. It asserts Dissenters backed Sir Joan Russett’s measures.
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House of Lords
Birmingham
Thomas Denman
WM. Horne
William Horne
W. Horne
Times of Saturday
John Camp Becl
Dudley
Lord Joan Russett
Sir Joan
Parkins
France court drama locks Cabet editor for two years
Paris dispatch reports that M. Cabet was imprisoned for two years after a court verdict condemning him to two years in prison a four thousand franc fine and two years civil disqualification. The Doctrinaires led by Persil denounced Louis Philippe while guards filled the Palais de Justice as crowds gathered outside. The trial featured sharp barbed exchanges with Persil and M. Frank Carri defending the state and asserting monarchy. The scene closed with a verdict amid tumult and cheers for the royalist ruling.
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M. Persil
Cour d' Assiste
M. Cacet
M. Cabet
le Populaire
Louis Philip
France
Cabet
M. Persi
Palais de Justice
Cour de
Assation
la Saint Chapelle
la Cour de Concrejerie
Cour Des Comptas
Prefecture de Police
Hall of Justice
Louvre
Palais
Quai Aux Fleurs
Hotel de Ville
Roussel
Juste-milieu
M. Frank Carri
Bray
O’connell
Philippe Louis
Nowise
Louis
Philip
G. Pages
la Tribune
Pozzo di Argo
Lisbon News Drives Portuguese Stocks Down in London Mornings
Mails bring reports from Holland Flanders Lisbon and France with Dutch mercantile gains in some markets. Stock Exchange shows Consols at 91 Spanish Cortes 324 Portuguese Regency around 68 and prices fluctuating amid Lisbon news. Shipping reports note several ships ashore and cargo discharged while colonial markets wait for higher prices.
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Hills
al Pril
SouthSes
Furriga
Cees
Fortugusss
Vay Dutch
Hope’s
Fes
Royal Canal
Grand Canal
City of Dublin
City of Dublin Steara Vompady
Royal Spanish
Sonett — — Renta
d’Rapagne
Eerees
Anglo Mexican Min. Co
Wz Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Bolanos Mining Company
Pecearnseesenesnasenenee Bie
Brasilian Imp Min. Co
Provincial Bank of Ireland
al Real del Monte Mini
United Mexican Min
Americantenteage Holland
Re Braxil
Ars One
Jamaica
Buenos
Islan Carthagena
Lisbon
Malta
Flanders
Mexico
France
Donaghadee
Guernsey
Jersey
Waterford
Holland
Stock Exchange
East India Company
Municipal Corporation
Bayera
Lloyd’s Books
Newton
Ataleneny
Liverpool
Boston
Drogheda Bay
John
Luck
Westport
Sarah
Blyth
London
Valentine
Williams
Milford
Gloucester
Sandyhaven Bay
Catherine
Lyestra
Leer
Isle of Man
India
Markets note on Corn Exchange and Smithfield listings
Arrivals of all kinds of grain were good with wheat mainly from Norfolk Suffolk and Essex. Wheat prices edge higher with Prussian in bond for Lisbon and oats and beans showing mixed shifts while flour remains steady. At Smithfield, market buyers faced lower prices per stone on cattle with overall stock in strong condition. beef lamb pork and veal prices listed with totals for beasts sheep calves and pigs.
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Norfolk
Suffolk
Essex
Lisbon
Burley
Smithfield
Debunked lion tale denied and Irish church rate debates
The Derby Mercury dismisses a circulating tale of a lion and tigress escaping from Wombwell's menagerie injuring livestock on the Wirksworth to Newhaven route. London parish meetings discuss church rates and future provision for St Peter Saffron Hill, while a distillery fire at Whitechapel Road prompts police action and insurance notes. Imperial Parliament sessions cover dissenters grievances, church patronage, tithes, and repeal of the Union with petitions from Kilkenny and Cork, with debates on banns and marriage law, coroner fees, and impressment.
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Tuerton
Derby Mercury
London
Northampton Herald
Wombwell
Wirksworth
Newhaven Fair
St. Andrew
HoLpern Cuurcu
St. Andrew’s Court
Armstrong
Joseph Stephens
St. Peter, Saffron-hill
Fearon
Hutchison
Johnson
Memsen
Southampton
Hopeson
Newcastle
Sinecarr
Glasgow
Townley
Wisbech
Harland
Hartlepool
Durham
Lord Sandon
Liverpool Court of Passage
Union
Wigan
Clay
The
Westminster Bank
Memuer
Melton
London and Bristol Railway
Hodgson
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
J. Potter
Hope Chapel
Lancashire
Brotherton
Thomas Hopkins
Salford
Leith Hay
Kintore
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
E. L. Bulwer
Lincoln
Cambridge
Oxford
London University
Tennyson
O’connell
Ireland
Purgatory
M. W. Redley
Puch
St. Martin in-the-Fields
O’dwyer
Lushington
Sheil
Mr. Sheil
C. Buller
Buller
Henry L. Bulwer
D. Whittle Harvey
Mr. H
Finch
Colchester
Mr. Finch
Church of England
Hughes Hughes
Church of Due
Surrey
A. Johnston
Chalmers
M. Bellew
Louth
M. Ruthven
Dublin
Lalor
E. Knatchbull
Kent
Strickland
Suffolk
King v. Barrett
Poulter
Bridport
Henry Hunt
Stamford-street
Somerset
Westminster
Buckingham
Sheffield
Fifeshire
Memper
Robinson
England
Her
Admiralty
His Majesty’s Navy
Mr. Parker
E. Bull
Stone
Staffordshire
Eccleshall
Oswald Mosely
Carrickfergus
Stafford
O'Connell
Wexford
Kerry
Kilkenny
Glass Blowers
Trim
Monadhan
Grange Common
St. James's
Kery
Kiscussion
Newtownbarry
Carmarthen
Peter Hughes
Corrofin
County Galway
Corofin
O'Rourke
Parrish
Feargus O'Connor
Lord Duncannon
Treasury Bench
F. O'Connor
Childers
Glanmorgan
Sullivan Risen
St. Canice
Berton
Duncannon
Cork
Merchants, &c
Penleaze
Court of Chancery Hearing on Mortgage Bid Exoneration
In Re Shephard the court considered whether Mrs Tatham and Rev H Shephard mortgagees of the bankrupt property could bid at the sale and be exonerated from paying the auctioneer if highest bidders. The Chief Justice noted the matter should come by petition, not motion, and that proceedings follow the Loi Chancellor rules until further regulation. The assignees agreed to the bid exemptions if applicable.
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Court OF Review
Southampton
Shephard
Phillimore
Hunting Appointments List Across Kennel Meet Dates
A compiled notice lists numerous hunts and hounds groups with scheduled meets across multiple dates and locations. Entries name organizations such as H. H. Hambledon N. F. H. Galewood York and Ainsty and districts including Hursley Park Crabwood Farm Compton Hill Westmoor Hut and many village venues with meet times around ten or half-past ten.
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H. H
Hursley Park
Crabwood Farm
Compton Hill
Michelmarsh
Hambledon
Westmoor Hut
Corhampton Down
Balfast Ten
Waddon
Wilverley
Ol. G. Wyndham
Ashington
Woodmancote
Phillis Wood
Col. H. Wyndham
L. Steer
Barkford
Malham
Alford Cross Ways
Lurgashall
Mr. Phillips
Thoursday
Chapmansewell
Cleveland
Marwood
Lord Harewood
Bramham Park
Walton
York and
Northumberland Baanias
Saltwick Village
Wharton
Haydon Hounds
Bush Fell
Comey Syke
Boroughbridge
Croxton Park
Haverholm
Sir J. Cope
Bradford
Midgham House
Stanford Street
Craven
Ashdown Park
Enswood
Elcot House
Vine
Grotto Coppice
Bramley
Newent Harriers
Thurday
Eldersfeld
Charborough
Woul Bridge
Kennel
Mr. Codrington
Maiden Bradley
Beckford Arms
Fonthill
Farquharson
Holcomb
Hook Park
Opera opens with Gazza Ladra and Sylphide at Kino’s Theatre
The Play-Goyer presented Rossini’s La Gazza Ladra and Taglioni’s Sylphide with M Laporte’s challenges noted. Madame Feron substituted as Ninette, delivering a soft, refined voice but lacking full stage feeling. comparisons praised Sontag Malibran Blasis and Zuchelli in principal roles while Critic lauds Galli, Giebilei, and Duvernay in ballet.
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Kino
Rossini
Taglioni
M. Laporte
Madame Feron
Ninette
DJ Piacer
Blasis
Sontag
Malibran
Zuchelli
Fernando
Filippo Galli
Tamborini
Ninetti
Giebilei
Curioni
Pippo
Heberle
Duvernay
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Russia
Porte
M. de Pozzo
Juste
Edward Lytton Bulwer
Ross
Northallerton
Cayley
North Ridin
Yorkshire
Lord Althorp
Downing-street
Harley
Poland
Messrs. Smith and Co
Whitechapel Road
London Hospital
Pheanix
Sun
Imperial
Hawick
William Graham
James Reid
Horselie
New Mill
Reid
Sven
Justice Park
House OF Commons
Tis Sreaker
LAW Intelligence
Court OF Chancery
Clifton
Cockburne
Sporting