HIGH WATES AT LONDON BRIDGE TO NORROW Morning Report
NICHOLSON'S COMMERCIAL GAZETTE announces a full Saturday issue detailing tea trade proceedings. It praises the Gazette as a price current and protector of the middling and working classes, urging readers to subscribe and noting extra copies to meet demand.
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London Bridge
Norrow
Nicholson's Commercial Gazette
India
Westminster
Commercial Gazette
Everett
Royal Exchange
London
England
Ireland
Scotland
N.B
Debating Corn Laws Stir in Commons Amid Free Trade Clash
The House of Commons debated the Corn Laws with Mr Hume and allies arguing that repealing duties would advance commercial prosperity by cheaper food and open markets abroad. Sir James Graham countered that it would ruin agricultural employment and shrink domestic markets, while admitting some of his errors in logic.
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House of Commons
Huse
Hume
Colonel Torrens
Lord Monreth
Clay
Jars Graham
HeaThcote
James Gravam
James Grats
James
Abolition of the Corn Laws Opposed by Sir James
The speaker questions the consistency of Sir James who argues repeal would ruin agriculture and throw laborers out of work while later claiming no agricultural hands could become manufacturers. He notes the long admitted injustice and hardship of the corn laws, arguing landlords benefited least and calling for abolition as a near certainty.
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Sir James
Coppett
London News Roundup of Tea Sales and Stock Markets
A busy day in London with the East India Company tea sale continuing, prices falling and traders cautious. Consols hold near 9 1/4, stock markets quiet as funds show little appeal, Lloyds notes discuss secretary salary and nine candidate names, and maritime news reports wrecks near the Isle of Man.
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East India Company
Ublic
Lady Pelham
Mexico
Lloyd’s
Lloyd’s List
Messrs
Haffam
W. Dobson
J.G. Sleap
J. Christie
J. Bischoff
A. Highmore
J.S. Bache
A. Green
W. Penny
Stock Exchange
India
Paris Correspondent Reports Sardinian Intrigue and European Pressure
From Turin dated February 23 the letter details attempts by refugees to unsettle Sardinia, fears of continued oppression, and a push for extradition to rid Europe of exiles. It notes Austrian French cooperation, police expansion, press suppression, church involvement, and a looming counterrevolution. Messages mention Piedmont troops, Doctrinaires shifts, and Metternich’s stance.
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Turin
Savoy
Relagers
Sardinia
Switzerland
France
Ancona
Des Principes Legitimistes Absolutistes
Austria
M. l
Paris
Piedmont
Cour de Cassallon
M. Salverte
Aii
Francis
Hungary
Metternich
Bertrand
Bonaparte
Napoleon
Letitia
Borghese
Jerome
M. Thiers
M. Conseil
M. Arnold Scheffer
M. Couscil
le National de 134
Cour d’ Assises
Cour de Cassation
Medecin Walgre Lui
Marthze
Lyons
Spain
Russia
Belgium
Law Intelligence This Day In Re Routh
A fanatic petition in the appeal from the Vice-Chancellor decision drew little public interest. Counsel resumed arguments for the appeal when the reporter departed the courtroom.
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Routh
Smith D. Biggs
Vice-Chancellor's Court before Richards and Woods
This cause was called this morning but is likely to occupy the day, so no partial report is given before the reporter leaves.
MINT PROSECUTIONS AT MIDDLESEX SESSIONS
Five people convicted of uttering basa coin and jailed for five weeks to twelve months. John Jakes and Elisabeth Day indicted for possessing ninety nine counterfeit half crowns and ten crowns. They cohabited in Seymour Court Saint Pancras where coin making utensils were found. Counterfeit currency including thirty four shillings found unfinished. Both sentenced to two years with hard labour and six weeks solitary confinement annually.
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William Curtis
Bart
John Jakes
Elisabeth Day
Seymourcourt
Churchway
Saint Pancras
Distressing incidents and inquest in Wells Street and Pentonville
The record notes two tragedies: Jane Smith of Ann Street Pentonville leapt from a first floor window injuring multiple ribs and thighs, left in hospital, widow with a late child. In Wells Street, Captain Andrew Patterson Carbialg RN died after a razor cut and penknife wound. inquest cites temporary derangement and note of prior rheumatic illness.
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Mansfield
Jane Smith
No. 3
Ann Street
Pentonville
St. Bartholomewts Hospital
Northumberland Arms
Wells Street
Qyford-street
Andrew Patterson Carbialg
R.N
Wells-street
Higson
Shipping Intelligence Aboard Arrivals and Wrecks Theme
Shipping intelligence lists arrivals from Rio Janeiro Cadiz Messina and other ports with ships such as the Russian Hall Janus and Algonquin plus vessels from St Johns St Michael s Demerara and Marseilles. Reports note wrecks near the Isle of Man including the Isabella Matthews and Little Liz on the Brazil Bank.
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Prom Sloyp
Mary
Campbell
Demerara
Elizapath
Marseilles
Clyde
Isabella
Thompson
Liverpool
Glasgow
Isle of Man
Matthews
Millwood
Ireland
Little Liz
Sierra Leone
Brazil Bank
Colonial Markets This Day Holders Firm in Scarce Market
Very limited business in colonial markets with few materials for daily report. Demand shows no improvement, prices unchanged as holders remain firm. Imports are suppressed and market is scantily supplied. Mauritius Sugar at 493 to 668 Gd for low brown to good white. Coffee, spices, saltpetre, cocoa, rice, oil, tallow, silk, and cotton show no fresh activity.
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Mauritius
Leeds
Halifax Express
Markets this Day Corn Exchange and Smithfield Trade
Markets report a liberal supply of grains with dull trade and unaltered wheat prices. Barley remains in better demand, lamb trade improves with an advance of 4d per stone, veal steady, pork dull as supplies ease. beef and mutton prices ranged, with strong turnout of town and country beasts from near London and many lambs sold readily. Meat totals: cattle 520, sheep and lambs 2,760, calves 120, pigs 230.
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Smithfield
London
Motton
The Tea Sale at the India House Auction Today
Buyers packed the India House tea sale room as the Director attempted to speak. Cries of proceed with the sale dominated. after delays the first lot sold for 1s 54d to Mr Warnham, with estimates the sale will last a fortnight to three weeks under buyer-driven pace.
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India House
Bennett
Warnham
Nicholson
Court of Directors
STATE OF TRADE AND GLOBAL NEWS SUMMARY
Market notes show flat trade in goods and wool with hopes of price rises if briskness returns. Halifax news recount royal and diplomatic gatherings, bequests to King’s College, and the Monarch steamship’s voyage. Also reports a brutal Toulon wreck with detailed Moorish-era executions and captive Maltese passengers.
Paris Papers Report Sentences for Scheffer and Fiscal Debates
The French press notes M Arnold Scheffer’s two month jail term and 2000 franc fine for reporting court proceedings, alongside similar penalties for another journalist in the same case. It covers budget shifts, Havre port receipts, debates on iron duties, and parliamentary discussion on refugee residence laws and church appointments.
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Mance
Arnold Scheffer
Court of Assize
M. Conseil
M. Scheffer
Department of the Interior and Ecclesiastical Affairs
Havre
Ir Iz
Decazeville
Gironde
Bordeaux
England
National
Danish hold on Lübeck road stalls Baltic railway plan
From Hamburg reports that hopes to improve the Lübeck route to St. Petersburgh falter as Danish consent wanes. An English ironroad survey sparked Danish displeasure, delaying repairs and undermining Sound tolls prospects. Concurrent dispatches note volatile shifts in Spain and Piedmont affecting Isabella II. Russian frontiers signal settled East, but court politics and revolts loom large.
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Fes
Denmark
Journal de Frankfort
Rome
Savoy
Revolutionary
Piedmont
Spain
Cortes
France
Isabella II
Ancona
Florence
Bonignione
Europe
Porte
Movement
Médea
Russia
Regency Ambassadors and Ottoman Court Events Reported
In Constantinople a calm but bustling scene unfolds during Ramazan with the Sultan Bajazet visiting markets and grandees by night. A notable banquet celebrated the Prophet's robe, though the ritual water-sprinkling tradition was not repeated this year due to abuses. Reforms progress in Bagdad under Porte influence as General Rosen honors the Sultan with a sword. Nearby, the Sardinian vessel Regina receives arrivals including the Prince of Carignad and Count Philippe. Financial notes conclude with market quotes and Allgemeine Zeitung dateline.
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Esqui Serai
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Empire
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Mahomet
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Bagdad
Tiflis
Rosen
Cadi Khan
Prince of
Carignad
Philippe
Regina
Virwnan Fen
Allgemeine Zeitung
Tattersall's Race Prices and Hunting Appointments
Racing notes list Tote odds for Riddlesworth and Viator at Tattersalls Derby meeting with Bubastes fading while Bentley and Glencoe receive backing. Also details numerous hunting hounds meet schedules across England from Inglewood to Warwickshire with venues and times precise for each pack and day.
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Kate
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East Sussex
King’s Head
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Abbot’s Wood
East Dean
Mr. H. Goodricke
Bedoon Wood
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Thoreday
Shearsby
Albrighton
Cadmaston
Whiston’s Gross
Chillington
Mr. Meynell
Whicksor
Catton
Blythbury
Lord Hastings
Whitshorse Wood
Ticknall
Waldershare
Fea Farm
Sutton
Agden Green
Doddington Harriers
Orton’s Thorns
Norwood Farm
Warwickshire Hounds
Ga Ton
Epwell White House
Sheffer Briges Eiday
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Holnest Pound
Marshall Common
Riday
Pulham
Botton Herriers
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Wottog
Births and marriages noted at Chingford Edmonton and Lambeth
A jumble of notices records births and marriages: a daughter for Mrs Budd at Chingford Essex. Mrs Whitshed welcoming a Bon. Ye.. a son for Mrs Gardom at Hanter-pieth Bronawick-Square. marriages include Denis Vaillant of Paris to Caroline Clapham, and Rev. Bert Batland of Ringmore to Sarah Jaye at Edmonton Church. other entries mention Mr Eavesbert at Bath marrying Margaret Keith, plus notices of deaths and a royal chaplain’s death, with remains to be brought to England.
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Budd
Holbrooke Farm
Jas. Whitshed
G.C.B
Whitshed
S. Gardom
Hanter-pieth Bronawick-Square
Gellatly
Limebour
Lambeth
Denis Amedee Vaillant
Paris
Caroline
Ross Clapham
Gil
Edmonton Church
Bert Batland
Ringmore
Devos
Sarah Jaye
John Brant
Eadaver
Edmonton
Marylebone Church
Eavesberts, Esq
Bath
Margaret Keith
J. Andrew
Goamallyengal
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