Revolution in Tea Trade Prompts Saturday Gazette Report
The Saturday issue will publish a full report on the tea trade upheaval against Indian sovereigns and their allies. The Commercial Gazette is praised as a price current and protector of consumers, with detailed weekly tea prices and an appeal to shopkeepers and dealers to subscribe.
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Corn Laws Debate In Commons Highlights Free Trade Arguments
The House of Commons debated the Corn Laws with Mr. Hume leading for repeal and Sir James Graham opposing. Proponents argued that removing the laws would boost British commerce and raise abroad food prices to match Britain, while opponents warned it would ruin agricultural employment and harm farming interests.
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Corn Laws Debate Warns of Labor Pain and Wages Effect
A parliamentary exchange questions how repeal of corn laws will ruin agriculture and cost thousands of labourers their jobs. Critics argue the laws hurt industrious people, with landlords as the only gainers, and urge abolition as soon as possible.
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London Tea Market and Stocks Report Tapped in Busy Day
A London market summary notes Consols around 9 14, tea auctions suspended then proceeding at lower prices, and trading activity tepid across money and stock markets. Reports cover Lloyds, ship news from Isle of Man, and parliamentary candidate notices amid a volatile financial day with notable declines in Spanish and Portuguese securities.
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Turmoil in Sardinia Shapes Refugee Policy and Power Plays
From Turin dated February 23 a correspondent reports that the recent refugee crisis is used to push a counterrevolutionary shift in Sardinia. The letter describes intensified police activity and a push to banish exiles from Swiss and French frontiers, backed by Austrian and French diplomats. It notes a broad crackdown on liberal press, clerical involvement in policing, and a drive to consolidate autocratic rule under Piedmont's monarch.
Law Intelligence This Day In Re Routh and Smith v Biggs
This lunatic petition in Re Routh and the appeal in Smith v Biggs were heard in part before the Vice-Chancellor. Counsel resumed arguments on the appeal when the reporter departed. The case attracted little public interest.
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Richards Woods Trial Delayed for Full Day Coverage
The Richards Woods case was called this morning but, to avoid partial reporting, the paper will defer a part report until the reporter leaves. The trial is expected to occupy the day.
Mint Prosecutions At Middlesex Sessions
Five persons convicted of uttering base coin and jailed five weeks to twelve months. John Jakes and Elizabeth Day, found with ninety nine counterfeit half-crowns ten crowns, and coin-making utensils in Seymour Court Saint Pancras. Unfinished coins and thirty four counterfeit shillings also found. Sentenced to two years with hard labour and six weeks solitary confinement annually.
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Distressing Occurrence and Melancholy Suicides in London
The report notes Jane Smith of Pentonville leapt from a first floor window injuring multiple ribs and thighs, dying later at St Bartholomew's. It also describes Captain Andrew Patterson Carlisle RN of Wells Street, found with a throat wound from a razor and puncture from a penknife. inquest returns verdict temporary derangement and notes prior rheumatic illness and mental distress.
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Shipping Intelligence March 6 Arrivals and Wrecks
Arrivals include the Ragsian Hall from Rio Janeiro the Janus Jolly from Sierra Leone and several others from Charleston New York St Johns Messina Sicily Ostend and Rotterdam. Notes warn Isa bella Thompson from Liverpool to Glasgow wrecked at Isle of Man and Matthews Millwood wrecked there. Little Liz ashore at Braszi Bank.
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Colonial Markets This Day Report
Narrow activity marks Colonial markets with little demand growth and firm price levels. Imports rise slightly but market remains scantily supplied. Mauritius Sugar trades at 49s to 56s 6d for a range of grades. No fresh movements reported in coffee spices saltpetre cocoa rice oil tallow silk or ottom.
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Markets and Arrivals at Smithfield Market
The morning corn exchange shows liberal supplies and thin trade with wheat selling heavily at stable prices. Oats are dull and lower, barley remains in demand with steady pricing, and flour stays well supplied with dull activity. Smithfield reports fairs supplies of beef and veal, lambs and mutton selling with gains, pork weaker as the season ends, and overall market movement suggests a possible advance if Monday sees a larger turnout. Beasts, sheep and lambs total 2,760. calves 120. pigs 230.
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Tea Sale at India House Proceeds Amid Fractious Crowd
The tea sale room at the India House saw heavy buyer turnout as the crowd demanded proceeding with the sale. Director Bennett attempted to speak but was drowned out by chants of proceed with the sale. The auction opened with bids starting at 1s 4d and moved slowly, with expectations the sale will last a fortnight or more as buyers dictate the pace.
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State of Trade in Halifax and Leeds Markets
Halifax staff trade remains flat with little business but prices show no decline. Wool and cotton goods may rise if briskness returns, stock levels improbably low for the season. Leeds reports flat trade but more inquiries for wool. cloth halls show reduced business post Christmas.
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Royal social rounds and a colonial bequest noted
His Majesty with Sir Herbert Taylor left for Windsor Castle on Wednesday evening while Lord Melbourne and the Marquis of Lansdowne hosted grand dinners in London. W. E. Gosling bequeathed 1000 pounds to King's College, and the Monarch steamship reported a pleasant voyage to Leith. A dramatic account from Toulon describes the brutal deaths of Lent and Jarcenne, with Bedouin captivity details and ransom ploys.
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French Papers Report Two Journalists Condemned in Bank-Notes Case
Paris reports say M Arnold Scheffer, signer of the National of 1834, has been sentenced to two months in prison and a 2000 franc fine for publishing a February 1 account of the Assize Court proceedings. The same affair involved M Conseil, punished yesterday. The piece notes a budget proposal cutting interior and church affairs costs, and discusses iron imports and duties affecting Decazeville and Bordeaux. It covers parliamentary debates on refugee residence, a royal Papal bull, and military reforms under Marshal Soult.
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German Papers Report Danish Road Stand and Rail Plans
Berlin reports hindered reform of the Lubeck to Hamburgh route as Danish consent falters amid fear of lost Sound duties. An English iron railroad survey worsens Danish stance. Rome notes Polish Savoy activity, Spanish-Court tensions, and Isabella II’s fate. Russian frontier dispatches say East affairs settle with less French and English remonstrance, but Madrid and Lisbon face ongoing shifts.
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Regency Favour Blocked Ambassadeur to Quit Madrid
Constantinople dispatches report continued tranquillity with a minor Galata fire on January 25. The Sultan attends Ramazan activities, markets, and mosque prayers, later hosting a banquet for the Seraskier and Grand Vizier. The reform drive persists as Bagdad’s Pacalik tilts toward the Porte. Russian General Rosen rewards in Tiflis. Italian and Sardinian officials arrive aboard Regina. Market and bond notes from Vienna dated February 24/25 are recorded.
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Allgemeine Zeitung
Tattersalls racing odds and hunting appointments update
Odds at Tattersalls and Oatlands show Viator and Bentley among favorites with prices listed for multiple horses including Cream and Glencoe. A long list of hunting hounds and meets across England follows with venues and schedule notes for Inglewood, Sir J Cope, Suffolk and Essex, Brighton Harriers, and numerous country estates.
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Births Marriages and Deaths in Brief notices
Births list several local locations in Essex and London including a daughter for Mrs Budd and a son for Mrs Whitshed with other entries from Holbrooke Farm and Hunter Street. A marriage at Lambeth unites Denis Amedee Vaillant Fay of Paris with Caroline Rees of Clapham. A Rev. Gil bert Butland weds Sarah Jane Brant at Edmonton Church. A Bath groom, Edward Roberts, weds Margaret Keith at Marylebone. Deaths note Sir H D Hamilton Bart of Bargany and Mr James Bishop of Southwark, plus Rev E Cannon aged 62 in Ryde and Robert Plampin Bar Vice Admiral in Florence aged 78. Remains to be brought to England.
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