QTEAM TO DUBLIN AND Nes BELFAST cal at PLYMOUTH
The Shannon Hills commander of 513 tons and one hundred sixty horsepower will start from her moorings off Union stairs below the Tower on Sunday morning next March 16 at twelve o'clock. Carriages and heavy packages to the steam-pack joint Katherine's Dock. Broad notices from various offices and merchants advertise public lectures, music at half price, and sale of goods at the New Argyll Rooms.
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Toad Musgrave
Colburn
Ward
Bulwer
Lord Mulgrave
Theodore Hook
Horace Smith
Lister
O'Ioraeli
Grattan
Gleig
Charlotte Bury
Henry Colburn
R. Bentley
Bell and Bradfure
Edinburgh
John Cumming
New Argyll Rooms
Regent-Street
Brat
Broadwood
Royal Harmonic Institution
Parisian political intrigues and royal travels unfold
From our correspondent Paris notes reveal a ministry in retreat, Persil le Grand eyed for high office, and Dupin and Barthe under consideration as peers. Talleyrand returns, while Louis Philippe plans a nationwide tour to greet loyal subjects. Madrid dispatches report church and court shifts, including a Protestant conversion and Cortes convocation.
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Sun Jong
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Oime
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M. Dupin
M. Persil
Barthe
Dupin
Talleyrand
Erapernsinty
Prince de Perigord
Louis Philippe
Nicholas
Napoleon
Prince Pozzo
Prince Perigord
Lord Palmerston
Turkey
Louis Philip and Co
Louis Philip
Bordeaux
Marseilles
Toulouse
Toulon
Lyons
St. Etienne
National Guard
Madrid
Vista-Alegre
Duc de l'Infantado
Ireland Opinion on Mr Littleton's Tithe Bill Sparks Outcry
A critique across Ireland condemns Mr Littleton's Tithe Bill as adding burdens to the industrious and easing clerical rapacity. The piece rails at his policies, compares him to Stanley, and questions his role in government. It argues the plan boosts revenue while tightening collection and accuses him of losing principles.
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Stanley
Ireland
Stanleyiam
O'Connell
St. Patrick
Hut
Littleton
Pilot newspaper circular from Daniel O'Connell in 1834
In a London-bound appeal Daniel O'Connell asks supporters to expand the Pilot’s reach across parishes. He notes Richard Barrett’s imprisonment for advocating repeal and urges subscribers to increase the circulation to promote liberty of the press and repeal of the Union. He seeks lists of new subscribers for private review.
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Merrion-square
London
Ireland
Richard Barrett
Friends of Ireland
Daniel O’connell
Markets and Livestock Prices From Newgate Market
Market news notes scarce grain supplies and dull trade with steady prices. Wheat, barley, oats, beans and peas show little movement. At Newgate and Leadenhall a strong mutton line from Leith sells well, English mutton scarce, beef and pork abundant with heavy trade. veal and lamb in demand. French colony goods plentiful, eggs cheap, butter fair, various meats and poultry priced with brisk or subdued demand.
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Berwick
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Newgate
Leadenhall
Leith
Leicesters
South Downs
Avereesse O& Td
Reveusere
Foreign Quarterly Review praised for diplomacy essays
The Foreign Quarterly Review No XXV 1834 receives high marks for its balanced and humane scrutiny of European affairs. It includes sharp attacks on Parisian injustice in Algiers and a revealing look at Eastern questions through Russia and Turkey. The most notable piece analyzes modern diplomacy, praising truth and fairness over cunning.
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Russia
Turkey
National Convention of
France
Duke OF
Orleans
Egalité
Louis
The Wrecker and Other Tales in Cambridge Quarterly Magazine
The Cambridge Quarterly Magazine No 9 of 1834 presents Jerrald and Knowles as contributors. The Wrecker by Knowles is praised for vivid passion and intensity, with a striking opening scene of wreckers and a storm on the Cornish coast and a tense atmosphere of danger and pursuit.
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Cambridge Quarterly Magazine
Jerrald
Knowles
Corrtwall
Lines by the Princess Olive of Cumberland
A verse portrait describes the princess Olive lamenting sleepless grief as tears fall during the night and sunless mornings. The stanza blends nature imagery with personal sorrow while noting the Court Magazine’s refined literary style and embellishment.
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Cumberland
Ateve
Aleep
Echo
Court
Death in Portlaw Limekiln Aged Beggar Found Dead
An aged beggar man named William Spencer formerly a Cork weaver and early life soldier was found dead and aflame on a limekiln at Portlaw Waterford after repeatedly ignoring cautions to avoid overnighting there. The incident occurred Monday morning as reported in the local news.
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Earl Grey
William Spencer
Cork
Portlaw
Waterford
Protesting Dissenters Petition Parliament Over Civil Rights
The Protestant Dissenters and various religious groups from Whythall Heath and surrounding districts petitioned for redress of grievances against established church measures. Delegates discussed civil rights, seeking equality of civil benefits with the Established Church while avoiding sectarian division.
Court of Chancery and Vice-Chancellor rulings in debt case
This day Sir Edward Sugden resumed arguments on an appeal in the Court of Chancery seeking to set aside a lower court judgment. In the Vice-Chancellor’s Court, Charles Jarman, creditor of James Dupree, petitioned about estate royalty and trustee actions. the petition alleged misapplication of trust assets but was dismissed with costs after noting Charles Thomas Dupree never acted as trustee and Jarman had joined prior agreements to be set aside.
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Wilsom D. Moore
Edward Sugden
Couort
Jarman
Dupree
Charles Jarman
James. Dupree
Savoy
Strand
Charles Thomas
Duprée
Nirge
James Dupree
Thomas Kempster
Charles Thomas Dupree
Rolls Court Vale v Waiour t
The journeyman coach maker sued after loaned money led to a deed of sale of a Clare-market house. The conveyance by a certificated cutter was disputed as inadequate against the property's value. The case raised questions on fair dealing and repayment, with the judge noting the property did not exceed sums advanced. The report ends before a verdict.
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Waiourt
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Miscellaneous reflections on jealousy and art history
A compact relic of a 19th century miscellany includes remarks on Othello and jealousy from Lewis’s Journals in the West Indies cited by Coleridge, plus notes on Ad dison translations and Italian operas, Tacitus on German drinking customs, and a mock dialogue about uncle relations and shipmates. The fragment preserves voice and learned allusions with multiple named figures and historical observations.
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Massa
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Tait
Additon
Addison
England
Dissident Manchester Dissenters Press for Church State Separation
The Dissenters of Manchester denounce any single sect’s elevation and demand firm separation of church and state. They condemn governmental favoritism and urge ministers to heed the call to end religious establishment, warning of political and social harm.
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