True Sun Markets and Parliament Updates March Date
The True Sun notes market rates for various bonds and currencies with numerous entries from French, Belgian, Dutch, and Spanish markets, including Five per Cents and National Loans, plus exchange rates and precious metals. It also reports two editions published yesterday covering the Morning Sitting of the House of Commons and later proceedings in both Houses up to a quarter before seven.
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Weaeseas
Rente de Napies
le Ee Sea
Lom i
House of Commons
News Summary from Frankfort Diet and Spain Dossier
Brussels and German papers arrive with scant detail. Journal des Debate reports immediate release of M. Hanno from Luxemburgh fortress following French remonstrances. Vienna cites Emperor of Austria as dangerously ill. Spain faces unsettled affairs and urban militia decree seen as likely to choke liberal progress. Protests in Bordeaux Gironde region criticize taxes, canals, and trade blocks. French ministry faces renewed calls for local customs and independence within unity. Public sentiment shifts as Paris workers and shopkeepers unite against oppressive measures.
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Journal Des Debate
Frankfort
M. Hanno
Luxemburgh
Vienna
Austria
Quotidienne
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Hague
Prince of Orange
Nicholas
Prussia
Belgium
Holland
Russia
Spain
Madrid
M. Caset
Bordeaux
la Gironde
Gironde
France
Paris
le Populaire
M. Capet
Court of Cassation
School of Medicine
M. Caper
M. Paullin
St. Pelagie
M. Conseil
Assizes
Seine
M. Scuerrer
M. Armand Carrel
Ministers to be found in House on clemency motion
Major BraveLerk voiced regret that all of His Majesty's Ministers joined in resisting extension of royal clemency in a libel case. He criticized the Reform Ministry for backing strict libel law enforcement and noted their use of harsh measures in their brief tenure. A fuller discussion is expected tomorrow.
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Hume
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Couen
Brighton Guardian
Ats Majesty's
Major BraveLerk
Courrier Rancais
London
Globe
Loi Barthe
Bordeaux
Havre
Lyons
France
Journal Des Debats
Bertin de Vaux
M. Thiers
la France
Gare
M. Cabot
M. Cabet
Barthe
M. Persil
Free
Monsieur Gaisquet and Co
M. M. Viennet
Jacqueminot
Chamber of Peers
Marshal Soult
Sextus Quintus
Strasbourg
Tithes debate and true sun anniversary in Devonshire
Lord Eprincton presents a petition from Devonshire yeomen urging tithes be reviewed and taxed with parochial burdens, while opponents dispute the idea of tithes as property. The True Sun marks its third year amid hostile pressure, promising continued principled coverage and consistency.
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Devonshire
EsrincTon
Lord Eprington
Parrott
Jean Russeulf
Joan Russell
Cornwall
Liskeard
Water Company plan approved by French government
The Water Company under Mr. Taylor receives sanction from the French government for a scheme modeled after the London Grand Junction. Mr. Stockton of the Calthorpe Street Jury offers 501 to St. Pancras Vestry to aid relief efforts, with the loan accepted and thanks extended by the directors of the poor. A novel by Mr. Banim, author of O'Hara Tales, is highlighted in the March Irish Romance issue, with the Morning Chronicle noting its singular character and talent.
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Taylor
London Grand Junction
St. Pancras
Stockton
Calthorpe Street
Banim
North
City News United States Markets and Tea Sale Report
The Friday market report notes calm trading on the Stock Exchange with Consols near 9.14, Portuguese Regency around 69, and Spanish Cortes near 32.5 as prices drift lower. Tea sale by the East India Company proceeds slowly with uncertain outcome while external mail and Lloyd’s arrivals show little notable disruption.
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Mexico
Halifax
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Andia
Cortes
French Prosperity Debate Pits Press and Reform in 1834
A London reader notes French conditions under Louis Philippe, criticizing English press bias and ministerial reform. The piece discusses Bordeaux petitions, Thiers’ policies, and fears of separation moves, while detailing parliamentary petitions on corn laws, hand loom distress, church and state tensions, and sabbath and tithes debates.
Petitions Placed Before Convocation and Reform Talks
Debates in Yorkshire church rights and parliamentary petitions. Dissenters from Nottingham and Stapleward present calls for relief from disabilities and reform, including corn law inquiry but not immediate repeal. A return on the quartern loaf price since 1780 is laid before the House as the Speaker adjourns.
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Corporation of Dublin
Corporation Commissioners
Ruthven
Dublin
Robert Wallace
Glasgow
Renfrew
Eccleshaw
Oswald
Scotland
Board of Trade
Green
County of Lancaster
Shoul
Maxwell Stuart
Sheil
Ireland
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Huddersfield
Tgent
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Leeds
Johnstone
Fifeshire
Craven
Yorkshire
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Nottingham
Dora Duncannon
Lord Duncannon
Rorsinghan
Kenilworth
Warwick
City of London
Lumley
Stapleward
Manafield
Cambridge Independent Whig Press Letter on Pensions Vote
Charles B. of Little Shelford denounces the Cambridge editor and George Pryme for supporting an inquiry into the Pension List. He recalls prior votes on Triennial Parliament, ballot, sinecures, and pensions, demanding Pryme justify conduct or resign. He notes letters seeking explanations were posted for signatures at a shop and plans to forward the matter to True Sun.
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Ension
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Little Shelford
Marriages and obituaries from a London paper notice
A column notes several marriages including William Smith to Mary Ann Sophia Wotton in Misterton and Arthur Paget to Charlotte Jemima Bulkeley in Angle. also G F Cooke to Sarah Milner and Henry Martyr to Harriet Fletcher at religious sites. Died notices follow for Mary Bond, Mrs H Elms, R Atcherley, Maria Spottiswoode, W Neal, Lt. G D Barclay, Julia Moore, and Susan Cromwell. Cromwell described as Cromwell’s great granddaughter.
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Nun-green
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H. Elms
R. Atcherley
Marton-hall
Great Ormond-street
Maria Spottiswoode
W. Neal
Little Tower-hill
Yarmouth
Norfolk
G. D. Barclay
Trafalgar
Lower Grosvenor-place
Julia
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