Lisbon news reports Miguelite defeat and casualties
From Falmouth aboard the Confiance comes news that on 17 February Miguelites retreated after heavy fighting, with around 70 killed and taken prisoner while Pedroites suffered about 500 dead. The Belgians joined Royal William’s expedition on 19 February. The paper discusses Mr Lynch’s motion on Irish poor relief and critiques and defends the current Poor Law relief system and related public opinion.
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Falmouth
Confiance
Lisbon
Royal William
Contempt for Whigs as Lords face prosecution silence
The piece accuses the House of Lords and figures like Sir Wm. Hoare, Denman, and Horne of dodging accountability in the True Sun affair. It alleges Whigs lack manly traits and mirrors Tory attacks while claiming Dudley and Joan Russell relief measures provoked Dissenters to oppose Campbell. The author notes Dissenters’ voting patterns and religious affiliations among supporters.
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Dudley
The
Age
John
True Sun
Lord Fitzwilliam
William Horne
Tuomas Denman
Witliam Horne
Lord Milton
Times
Chronicle
House of Lords
Birmingham
Thomas Dennan
Wm. Horne
Thomas Denman
W. Hoare
Times of Saturday
Sir John Campbell
Lord Joan Russell
Sir Joan
Parkins
Paris Doctrinaires Satire Trial Confirms King's Power
Paris report from Our Own Correspondent describes M Cabet’s two year prison term a 4000 franc fine and two year civil rights ban by the Cour d Assises as Doctrinaires Persil and Frank Carri prosecute under two charges including attack on the King's inviolability. The scene at Palais de Justice is described with troops crowds and a dramatic defense claiming Louis Philippe as father of the people amid cheers and protests.
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Cour d' Assisae
M. Cabet
le Populaire
Louis Philip
France
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Persis
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Cour de Cassation
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Louvre
Palais
Quai Aux Fleurs
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Juste-milieu
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Bray-memory
Tribune
Republic
O’connell
Philippe Louis
Louis
Philip
Qaoth
Henry V
M. G. Pages
Louis Philippe
la Tribune
Pozzo di Orgo
London Market Roundup On Dutch, Portuguese Stocks And Tea Sale
The City reports steady Dutch mercantile prices with Pepper and Pimento rising while Congols, Spanish Cortes, and Portuguese Regency show mixed moves on the Stock Exchange. The East India Company tea sale is postponed amid broker resistance, and port charges for London are set to drop. Lloyd's notes modest arrivals and several ships driven ashore or put back, with Portuguese stocks at rising odds and overall market cautious.
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Act Jjitto
Royal Canal
Rente d'Espag
Royal Spain
d'Espagne
I Rente de
Naples
Anglo Me Sican Min. Co
Alliance Fire Insurance
Holland
Flanders
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France
Stock Exchange
Cortes
East India Company
Municipal Corporation
Lloyd's Books
Newton
Hathaway
Liverpool
Boston
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Jobe
Westport
Sarah
Blyth
India
Real del Monte
Markets Report From The Corn Exchange And Smithfield
Arrivals of grain were good with wheat mainly from Norfolk Suffolk and Essex. Prices showed improvement overall with wheat in bond for Lisbon shipments and barley in demand. oats declined slightly while beans and peas moved lower. At Smithfield a large market for fine cattle featured generally good quality but softer prices. beef and mutton volumes were fair with lambs in demand and veal selling steady. Meat prices listed: Lamb 68d to 7s 4d, Beef 43 6d to 5s 2d, Pork 4d to 4s 6d, Veal 58 Od to 6s Od. stock figures: cattle 2,570 sheep 17,080 calves 120 pigs 400.
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Norfolk
Suffolk
Essex
Lisbon
Smithfield
Lion and tiger escape rumor denied by Derby Mercury
The Derby Mercury debunks a circulating tale from Northampton Herald alleging a lion and tigress escaped from Wombwell's menagerie en route to Newhaven fair, causing multiple fatalities and livestock losses. It asserts there is no truth to the story and warns readers against the hoax.
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Derby Mercury
London
Northampton Herald
Wombwell
Wirksworth
Newhaven Fair
St. ANDREW, HoL_porn
St. Andrew’s Court
Armstrong
Pine
Joseph Stephens
St. Peter, Saffron-hill
Fearon
Hutchison
Johnson
Messrs. Smith and Co
Whitechapel Road
London Hospital
Pheonix
Sue
Imperial
Hawick
Fes
Black Bull Inn
Atedburgh
Graham
Jedburgh Castle
Kelso Mail
Whitlock J. Waters
Carrington
Justice Park
Plaidus
Dissenters and Tithes Dominated House Proceedings
The House of Commons sat through private business with notices on church rates Dissenters and university access. Debates covered church patronage, grants, and petitions from Kilkenny Cork and Blaeklep on tithes Union repeal and Dissenters’ relief. Adjourned at three.
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Chalmers
M. Bellew
O Lonth
Ireland
Ruthven
Dublin
Lalor
E. Knatchbull
Kent
Strickland
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Louth
Memper
Garrett
Poulter
Bridport
J. Tennyson
Henry Hunt
Stamford-street
Somerset
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Fifeshire
Mumper
Robinson
England
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Stone
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Trim
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O’connell
Peter Hughes
Corrofin
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Corofin
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Feargus O’connor
Lord Duncannon
Treasury Bench
F. O'Connor
Childers
Cambridge
Glanmorgan
Sullivan
St. Canice
Mr.s
F. O’connor
Duncannon
Cork
Merchants, &c
London
Court of Review considers mortgagee bidding at sale
In In Re Shephard the court weighs allowing Mrs Tatham and Rev Shephard mortgagees to bid at a bankruptcy sale and be excused from final payment if top bidders. Chief Justice notes such orders must come by petition, not motion, and that proceedings follow the Loi Chancellor rules until new regulations are issued.
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Southampton
Sheprard
Phillimore
Mra. Tatham
Rev. H. Shephard
Hunting Appointments List From Various Hounds
A detailed list of hunting meet days and locations for numerous packs including H. H. Hambledon N. F. H. G. Wyndham Col. Wyndham Phillips Do Re Cleveland Lord Harewood York and Ainsty Galewood Sinnington Bedale Lambton Cleveland Badsworth Northumberland Haydon Boroughbridge Morpeth Alnwick East Sussex Inglewood Duke of Rutland Craven Vine Newent Harriers Charborough Codrington Farquharson Tobin. Meets span Wednesday to Saturday at multiple estates across Hampshire Shropshire Yorkshire Lincolnshire and Sussex with half past ten or eleven o clock timings.
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Crabwood Farm
Eton Hill
Michelmarsh
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Weetmoor Hult
Corhampton Down
Wadton
Wilverley
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Woodmancote
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Chapmanswell
Do Re of
Cleveland
Marwood
Lord Harewood
Bramham Park
Walton
Northumberland Hounds
Saltwick Village
Wharton Village
Haydon
Bush Fell
Coney Syke
Boroughbridge
Croxton Park
Haverholm
Sir J. Cope
Bradfield
Midgham House
Stanford Street
Craven
Ashdown Park
Enswood
Eliot Pouse
Vine
Grotto Coppice
Bramley
Newent
Thurday
Eldersfield
Charborough
Wool Bridge
The Play-Goer Kincs Theatre Opera Opening Review
Saturday night saw Kincs Theatre open with Rossini La Gazza Ladra and Taglioni Sylphide. The review praises Blasi Sontag Malibran contrasts, Zuchelli Fernando, Galli admired, Ginobilei and Duvernay praised, with criticisms of Madame Feron as Ninette and Mrs Anderson Pippo. Ballet admired, overall promising season despite casting flaws.
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Sontag
Malibran
Zuchelli
Fernando
Filippo Galli
Tamborini
Curioni
Pippo
Sheaver
Devadenc
Heberle
Duvernay
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