Reform Motions in Parliament Stir Debate Across England
In a heated exchange the Marquis of Westminster pledges to bring a bill removing Jewish disabilities within three weeks if no other noble undertakes it. Lord Browneam opposes annual motions, arguing septennial Parliaments foster neglect, while the piece analyzes ministerial responses to the Dudley election and Dissenters' growing discontent shaping policy and relief schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Browen Ham
England
Lord Brovenam
Lord Brovclaw
Duke of Wellington
Dudley
Globe and the Times
Dissenters Debt and Church State Reform Debate
The piece discusses Dissenters grievances and government promises to address them, noting Earl Grey’s cautious support for further measures. It covers parliamentary reactions, age of Peers, potential abolition of church rates, and comments on military pay differences between Life Guards and Blues. It also mentions Portugal’s campaign under Count Sarpana and French affairs, including Caset’s trial and Parisian gloom.
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Lord Joan Russert
Dudley
Earl Grey
Lord Duryam
Nottinghamshire
House of Peers
Westminster Abbey
Lord Wodehouse
Lord Lynedoch
Lord Scarsdale
Lord Stowell
Lord St. Helen’s
Earl of Eldon
Earl Fortescue
Earl of Ranfurly
Lord Carrington
Earl Powis
Lord Middleton
Commons
Lord Althorp
Life Guards
Descriptions of unrest and political intrigue in France and Europe
The excerpt details rising secret societies in France, including Carbonari-like groups, and worries of upheaval forecasting change. It notes ministerial attention to a Gironde tariff petition, possible north south divergences, and hints at future trials of conspirators Colocotroni and others. Mentions a Cadiz letter, Greek dissatisfaction, Austrian plans, and a waiting East India ship Asia with Macaucey aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Department of the
Gironde
Journal Des Debats
Paris
Herald
Cadiz
Greece
Colocetroni
Austria
Trieste
Malta
Asia
Bartute
T. B. Macaucey
Canton
German Papers Note Poles to Leave Switzerland
The Allgemeine Zeitung reports from Italy that Piedmontese spirit remains high amid Poles incursions. It urges removing Poles from Switzerland to calm authorities and citizens, while Vienna market lines show Five per Cents at 97 45, Four per Cents at 87, and bank shares around 1,245.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allgemeine Zeitung
Italy
Switzerland
Vienna
Fes
City News Roundup From The Market And Lloyds Notes
Ten o'clock reports show dull business in the city with steady prices and weak demand. By noon, money markets are sluggish. Consols around 91 1/2, Spanish near 32 1/2, Portuguese about 69, with little trading and no major shifts expected. A fatal Lloyds accident is noted with ships and cargo details in a second column.
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France
East India Company
Lloyd’s Books
Copiols
Oneeo
Lloyd’s
Malta
Mexico
Lisbon
India
Portugese
Licensing News and Trade Association Activity
The Morning Advertiser reports licensing in London divisions with few suspensions and seven licences deferred for later review for late opening. It also notes the General Association’s success in preventing frivolous information against tradesmen and its plan to hold district meetings while inviting new members to join for lawful, not wilful, violations protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford
Holborn
Westminster
London
London General Association
Sureey
Crowland
True Sun
Ausscuipens
Stamford News
Dunsford
Liverpool
Tae
New Holland
Helen Marr
St. Katherine’s
Europe
Benson
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Paris News on Queen's Return and French Budget Debates
Paris dispatches report Queen Victoria's return to the Tuileries after Brussels. The Courrier de Lyon notes factory stoppages and ongoing orders recovery while troops and garrison conduct are praised. Debates in the Chamber reveal Marshal Soult pushing for 80,000 or more conscripts and large war credits, with ministers resisting. two law projects outline pensions funding and 80,000 men called from 1833 class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tuileries
Brussels
Courrier de Lyon
la Guiliotiere
Garrizon
Moniteur
Maxcu
Marshal Soult
War Department
Algiers
Chamber
M. Thiers
Messrs
Isambert
Lawrence
Odillon Barrot
Chamber of Deputies
Department of Finance
M. Soult
Messager
Assize opening amid Ireland disturbances at Waterford
Ireland's assizes opened before Chief Baron Joy and Justice Johnson. Reports describe serious offences linked to recent unrest, alongside a fatal shooting during a pursuit of an abductee in Kilkenny Waterford area. A Dublin landlord, Mr Putland, forgives arrears and cuts rents across 1300 acres, and a castle roof collapse in Lady Lane prompts safety notes.
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Wexroap
Baron Joy
Justice Johnson
Crown Court
Grand Jury
Ireland
Annefield
Piltown
Kilkenny
Brown’s-wood
Waterford
Major Rowan
Major Curry
Thomas E. Lalor
Cregghouse
Charles Putland
Dublin
Massy
Putland
Waterford Chronicle
Lady-lane
Strange
Carlow Morning Post
Arguments in Haber Dashboard Case Resume in Court
The Attorney General and the Haberdashers Company saw further arguments in a Chancery Court case today as Sir William Horne prepared to reply before the reporter departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chancery
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE FROM LLOYD'S: MARCH SHIP ARRIVALS
Shipping notices list arrivals in March including Reform from Constantinople, Cognet from Odessa, Petworth from Smyrna, Sareen from Rio de Janeiro, Leontine from Baltimore, Johanna from Cadiz, and Brothers from Lisbon. Messenger from the Mediterranean and Viper from Lisbon also noted. Catherine and Rambler report arrivals from Zante and Gurgenti respectively. The Greyhound and other vessels reach St Michael's, Calcutta, Oporto, Lisbon, Rotterdam, Cherbourg, and Calais. The Meteor exploded at Malta with 180 barrels of gunpowder landed and much cargo lost.
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Lloyd's
Downs
Marca
Reform
Lamb
Constantinople
Ore Mancare
Cognet
Hall
Odessa
Petworth
Smyrna
Orr Dartmouth
Mayer
Sareen
Hammond
Rio Janeiro
Johnson
Baltimore
Johanna
Cadiz
Brothers
Taylor
Lisbon
Messenger
Mediterranean
Malta
Gibraltar
Viper
Almouth
Catherine, Watson
Zante
Lady Keith
Churchward
Rambler
Steven
Gurgenti
Liverroot
Emma, Jarvis
St. Michael’s
Egerton Castle
Warland
Colonial Markets This Day Heavy Imports Spare Demand
Colónial markets report heavy imports with suppliers holding for higher prices, yet buyers expect only modest gains. Sugar stocks down from last year. Jamaica prices steady to firm across grades. Corree and tea show uncertainty amid trade disputes, with limited demand and stable or easing prices. Cocoa and spices mostly steady, with some declines in plantation varieties and cautious activity in spirits and dyes.
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Sccar
B. P
Barbadoes
Jamaica
Corree
Trinidad
Brazil
TaLtow
BP. Y.C
Smithfield
Sean Hay
Tees
Erchapel
Hay
Feve
Sane
Markets This Day New Hungerford Prices and Coal Rates
Market notes list sea fish prices at New Hungerford and nearby towns for turbot cod soles and lobsters with beef pork veal and poultry values. Seed market shows red and white clover canary linseed and rape trends while coal market reports vessel arrivals and varied price tags across collieries. An extract from a Dudley letter discusses Sir John Campbell’s town exit and a society festival at Rathbone-place notes decorum and healthful amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hungerford
Baltic
Joan Campbele
Dudley
John Campbell
National Equitable Exchange Bazaar
Charlotte-street
Rathbone-place
Collins
Coleman
Bridewell-Keeper
Francis Birch
Liverpool Standard
Eblendig
Richard Eber
Hammer
Sotheby and Son
Wellington-street
Strand
Thomas Rodd
Newport-street
Payne and Fons
Pall-mail
Tithes and Church Property Debate in Parliament
Debate over commutation of tithes and whether church property should pass to the state or remain sacred. Speakers warn against spoliation, favor valuing tithes per parish, and urge public sentiment to guide any reform. Petitions from Dissenters and Devonshire supporters noted. adjournment after proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
Inpenetts
Baronet
Harvey
Devon
Hon
R. Peel
Gentlman
Parrott
Benest
O'Dwyer
Tipperary
Rf Curteis
Devonshire
Memsee
Mr. Buttes
Lord Errington
John Russell
Frome
Fitzsimon
Palmerston
Dublin
Alderman, Thompson
Sunderland
Hutt
Hall
C. M. Smith
Boatswain Smith
Brid‘ington
Baines
Griesely
Northamptonshire
L. Dobbin
Derrinhue
County Armagh
Down
Tayleure
Christ Church Chapel
Bridgewater
Tynte
Lord Molyn
West Horton
Mr. C. Phillips
Manchester
Seven Die in Newark Over Fortnight Ages Total 563
In Newark seven individuals have died in the past fortnight. Their combined ages sum to 563 years, indicating a notable pattern or coincidence in the deaths examined by local authorities. Further details on each case were not provided in the readable text.
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Newark
Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors at Warwickshire
Proceedings list prisoners to be heard at the Court-house P K cr Innfield on March 18 with names including Morgan E P Neath ire curate Belsey and others. Meetings of creditors at basinghall street and tomorrow dividends. Various trades and persons named. Printed by John Ager for Patrick Grant at True Sraffice 366 Strand London.
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Basinghall-Street
Mart
Finchl
Ssenpree Ae
Collier, Poultry
Svvsenes
U.t. Walker, Oy
Draper
John Ager
Patrick Grant
Strand
London
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House of Commons
C. Chilian Ronda
C.ceesusees
Reigxlaanene
Ork SouthBeaSiiv
Hope
P.c
Ae Royal Caval
Aatean Cuty
Dublin Steam Company
Rente de Naples
Hepemeens
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Los Bolanos Mining Companie
Ennacencere
Imp
St. John del Reyesessece Gata Branca
Bbacoveere
Columbian Mining Co
Ceveevesseeersee
Durjarrived
America
Buenos Ayres
Leeward
Flanders
Donaghadee
Guernsey
Jerasy
Amburgh
Crue
Joan CaMpgedt
Joan Russell
Globe
Extice
Portugal
Count Satpanna
SarpanHa
Sebastian
Saaldanha
Bonna Maria
M. Caset
Concordia
Schmidt
Martins
Leith
Hirscholmen
Glandore
Liverbait
Carnarvon Bay
LAW Intelligence
Shipping Intelligence
Waye
Northumberland
Ditto Perkins
Ditto Riddells
Ditto Walker
Ditto Hetton
Ditto Lyons
Stewart's
Adelaide
Auckland
Ditto Gordon
South Durham
Hartley
Merthyr
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