Benefit at Victoria Theatre for Polish Exiles
The Victoria Theatre presents a charity program on Wednesday, March 12 featuring Sheridan Knowles' The WI and Macklin's Love-A-La-Mode with H Johnston in Sir Archy MacSarcasm. Polish patriot Posnanski performs violin pieces including Battle of Warsaw and Paganini airs alongside extra entertainments.
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Victoria Theatre
Sheridan Knowles
Macklin
H. Johnston
Archy Mac
Posnanski
Battle of
Warsaw
Motion on shortening Parliament duration discussed in Commons
The Crue Sun notes a motion by Mr. Tennyson to shorten Parliament's duration, calling it a crucial test of party loyalty and prudence. It argues ministers' refusal will hasten daily sessions to serve constituents, while criticizing The Times for bias against Alexander Baring and praising the Whigs' past and present positions on pensions, taxes, and political knowledge.
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House of Commons
Lord Attinore
Times
Alexander BaRtne
Bariie
Pounett Thonson
Uch Agit
Pounettt Thomson
Barine
Barrio
the Times
Baring
Bariic
Lord Broucham
Lord Brovenam
Hume
James Graham
Admiralty
Lord John Russell
Stanley
Charles Grant
Board of Control
Spring Rice
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert Grant
R.gordon
F. Baring
the Treasury
Lord Althorp
Lord Palmerston
Lord Daoncannon
Edward Ellice
Thomson
Board of Trade
Littleton
Ireland
Lord Howick
Vernon Smith
Labouchere
Bernal
Waya and Means
Charles Wood
Lord Dartington
Consistency Test Across Times and Parties in 19th Century Press
The Times is scrutinized as a repeated offender in shifting stances from Tory to Whig to Radical. The piece cites Apr 30 1827 and Aug 23 1827 excerpts praising Whigs and Canning, Feb 7 1828 respect for Huskisson, and Aug 21 1830 harsh rebukes, then contrasts with Sept 1830 pro Polignac support and later opposition. It treats this as a test of consistency, highlighting rapid political realignment and editorial volatility.
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Times
Mr. Canning
Canning
Huskisson
Lansdowne
Carlisle
Jerney
Political column discusses British and French press critiques
The item quotes Herald and Globe excerpts on political blame games within the British government. It notes Grey family votes, Lord Howick, and intra-party tensions, alongside French commentary on Paris disturbances and Spa-fields comparisons. Extracts from French and German papers accompany the piece.
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Lord Howick
Charles Wood
Edward Ellice
George Grey
Lord Darlington
Lord Grey
Globe
Paris
Calthorpe Street
Spa-fields
Shipping Intelligence This Day Prom Lloyds
Creek Mar 9 Arrived the Clavra Brazunna from Adra Torpay Mar 9 Arrived the Ark Smallridge from Faro Falmouth Mar 9 Arrived the Lord Charles Spencer Watson from Gallipoli Bristol March 9 Arrived the Azores packet Gibson from St Michael's Gloucester March 10 Arrived the Mary Petora from St Michael's Liverroot March 9 Arrived the Louisa Myers from New Orleans the Hermitage Badger the Paria Symons and the Majestic Maxwell from New Orleans the Minerva Hice from Mobile the Braganza Stingen and the Hull Knox from Savannah the Savannah Packet Pearce from Africa the Charlotte Appinett from St Michael's the John Over wood Chapman from Oporto and the Christopher Columbo from Trieste a Crype March 9 Arrived the Mary Sharp Macdonald from Demerara and Barbadoes 7 River March 10 Arrived the Earl of Liverpool from Rotterdam the Isabel from Terceira the Canerious from Berbice the Princess Victoria from Calcutta the Pantaloon from Demerara
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Creek
Marcy
Adra
Torpay
Ark
Smallridge
Faro
Falmouth
Lord Charles Spencer
Louisa
Myers
New Orleans
Hermitage
Badger
Paria
Symons
Majestic
Maxwell
Minerva
Hice
Mobile
Braganza
Stingen
Hull
Knox
Savannah
Pearce
Africa
Charlotte
Appinett
St. Michael's
John
Overwood
Chapman
Oporto
Colonial Markets and Public Notices of Windsor
A summary of colonial market prices for commodities such as sugar, tea, and spices with notes on demand, followed by royal and political movements in London. Mentions prices for Mauritius, Jamaica, and Calh—coffee and related goods. later, references to royal travel, ministerial meetings, and a charity theatre benefit for Poles amid a social festival and Equitable Exchange Bazaar event.
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Mauritius
East India
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Corree
Jamaica
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Trinidad
Madras
Deiat
Benjamin Stevenson
Windsor Castle
Prince Talleyrand
Chevalier de Vial
Viscount Palmerston
Foreign Office
Thomas Denman
Thomas
Earlong
Thelwall
Bath
Victoria Theatre
Hi Johnston
Equitable Exchange Bazaar
Owen
Smithfield
Issagencehd
Inferior
Voanesaaar
Sesemenane Tenrissen Raeecaeerse
Eeesecateterseeese
Inferior Wteensebnersee
Lisbon Hoax Report Clears Up Amid Market News
Lisbon reports prove to be a hoax while the Money Market opens with Consols at 91 and Portuguese Regency fluctuating around 65 with Spanish near 29 to 30 amid cautious trading. Bank of England signals lending of 2000 plus bonds at 3 percent as competition with Westminster Bank grows.
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India
South BeabtockDiv
Tanish Bante
Tex O’crocy
Lisbon
Bank of England
Westminster Bank
Portugal
Lloyd’s Books
Consola
Mexico
In Re Wilsons Charity Vice Chancery Court
The case concerns the 1766 Wilson charity of 20000 lent to London freemen. Trustees, led by the Chamberlain, are accused of mismanagement, but the court finds no basis for complaint, upholds current trusteeship, and dismisses the petition with costs.
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Wilson
Wm. Horne
Mr. Anderson
John Edwards
Blackheath
George Smith
Salisbury Square
Gents
London
City of London
E.sugden
Mr.Randall
W. Scott
Booda
Loa
Markets and bridge plans from an old market page
Seed market notes show price stability for Clover and Canaries with varied demand for Red and Linseed, while Coal market reports steady prices and 21 vessel arrivals. Licensing day for Tower Hamlets liquor licenses proceeds smoothly. Proposal outlined for a new Lambeth bridge with 80,000 pounds capital, 12 main chains, and 950 foot total length, promising quick completion and high traffic revenue.
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St. Mary, Whitechapel
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Christ Church
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Aldgate
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Osborne-street
Whitechapel
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London
Hammersmith
Lambeth
Cvenioe
Brown
Westminster
Vauxhall
Phi Sfarches
French Papers Report Decrees and Rebellions Across Europe
Continental briefings from Madrid Paris and Saragossa describe February and March decrees granting civil rights to artisans in Spain, preparations for a Cortes, a possible amnesty for refugees, and Carlist unrest. Nevises mention Mina and Morillo. Naples constitution rumors spark cautious skepticism. Pozzo di Borgo linked to Napoleon monument fundraising. Talleyrand expected to return to Paris.
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Florida Blanca
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Corunna
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Navarre
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Naples
Journal of the
Belgian Military Scattered Reports From Brussels March
Brussels March 8 reports from Moniteur reestablishing Lim burg and Luxemburg provinces into eight agricultural districts. Dutch deserters from Venloo joined by a Belgian, to the army of Don Pedro. Louvain Academic Senate urged students to refrain from hostility to Catholic University. Attacks on episcopal palace and Catholic library noted. A March 1 Maestricht letter describes Belgian regiments weaker than believed and outlines approximate troop counts. Frankfort and Stuttgart dispatches discuss Saxony Bavarian tariff, smuggling measures, and Baden revolutionary rumors.
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Stuitgard
Saxony
Bavaria
Hesse Cassel
Hesse Darmstadt
Munich
Upper Rhine
Switzerland
Oberland
Baden
Balles
Aarou
Arly
Frankfort
Derby odds shift as Bentley leads in Tattersalls report
The Derby betting scene shows Bentley in strong favour after shifts in the odds. Shillelah Olymp ic Bubastes and Plenipo are among top contenders, with many others named in the day's listings. Riddlesworth Oatlands events noted as inactive, and counts of bets continue amid a numerously attended room. The report details nominations for Albany and Windsor Forest Stakes, Gold Cup contenders, and a busy hunting calendar with hounds and meetings across multiple estates. The King visits Hampton Court stud with a high-profile entourage including foreign envoys and nobility.
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Mr. Watt
Mr. Batson
Duke of Cleveland
Duke of Grafton
Lord Jersey
Capt. Gardner
Col. Cradock
Mr. Walker
Mr. Gully
Mr. Mill
Kate
Lord Chesterfeld
Alexis
Mr. Forth
Mr. Sadler
Colonel Peel
Mr. Cosby
Licensing meeting grants few pub licenses in Clerkenwell
In Finsbury Division a General Annual licensing meeting held at the Sessions House Clerkenwell shows only fourteen licenses suspended to adjournment day. Petitions for new licenses are being investigated. In Dunsu Hatt villagers form an Anti-Core Law Association to petition Parliament for easing restrictions and protecting farmers.
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Green
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Fife Herald
Marriages and deaths note at Aston Dover and London
Notices record marriages at Aston Bennet's Hill and Dover involving John Welchman Whateley Lucy Spooner and Robert Bouchette Marianne Gardner, plus a Windsor area union and a Marylebone wedding. Died entries list Hart Loftus and Joseph Carter with London connections. Paris based Charles Henry Templeford is noted.
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Bennet’s Hill
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Eld
Tanae Spooner
Witton Hail
Warwickshire
Dover
Robert
M. Bouchette
Surveyor-General of
Canada
Merianne
Herbert Gardeers
Ings Drag
Queen-square
Bloonsbury
Hart Loftus
William Loftus Wades
Newington
Joseph Carter
Paris
Charles
Henry Templeford Eng
Trinit
Cambridge
Thomas Templeton
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