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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 13, 1834
Page
8
The pamphlet argues relief conditions push the poor toward dependency and that aiding the pauper class worsens national welfare. Critics warn such views reflect Malthusian bias and misgovernment, urging balanced reforms and fair tax impacts while condemning harsh parochial relief. News items note upcoming Commons motions and international dispatches on Spain and France.
Imports remain fair and holders supply markets with little interest. Prices are firm but overall activity is muted. Goods such as sugar, pepper, and tea show limited movement with varied quotations from Mauritius to Jamaica and Demerara. Malt production in England, Scotland, and Ireland totals over five million quarters for the year ending October 10, 1833, with duties cited.
From Paris dispatches reveal mounting Carlist cries and street clashes in Madrid as factions clash with Christinos. Reports cite seditious shouts near El Paradizo and rising disorder, while foreign diplomats maneuver for influence. Royal decrees threaten punishment for armed support of Isabella II, with exemptions for the queen’s daughters.
Paris dispatches detail M Pirson's account of a conversation with Marshal Gerard and speculation among diplomats about an underlying conspiracy tied to Savoy insurrection and unrest in Les Epini and Marseilles. Madrid sources describe a Toledo disturbance, swift royal response, and court martial measures amid Carlist clashes and calls for severe action.
Dispatches from Madrid describe killings and injuries during riots in Toledo and Castile, royal decrees ordering disarmament and police control, and calls for ministerial responsibility. Reports note the fortress at Cuidad Rodrigo near capture, Biscay rebels routed, and a spreading mood of discontent threatening a broader upheaval under Queen Isabella II.
The Belgian chamber heard M Pirson recounts of Luxemburg events tied to a restoration plot. He alleged foreign-funded agitators aimed to restore the old dynasty, with Marshal Gerard claiming sovereigns funded troubles and Louis Philippe’s demise. Hoffmi dt withdrew his motion after a ministerial reply. The report also notes Dutch moves near Lille and Antwerp money-market fluctuations.
In a Chancery matter the Master of the Rolls decree was affirmed in favor of the plaintiff but costs were to be borne by each party. Sir E Sugden asked that costs in the lower court be charged to the general fund, claiming his client faced income loss due to the suit. Lord Chancellor reserved judgment until Easter recess amid objections by Mr Knight and partial accounts. The Vice-Chancellor’s court adjourned after barristers failed to attend, causing delay, and a note on the day’s suspended business was issued. The Court of Review in Southampton heard an ex parte Day-1 matter regarding a bankrupt’s supersedeas petition and the readiness of evidentiary affidavits, with the creditor accused of conspiring to bankrupt a solvent man. The court urged preparedness and timely proofs of act of bankruptcy.
Trial of John Thorpe, 25, accused of arson at a Holbeach area farm on December 7. Jury returns a verdict of Not Guilty after a long day of circumstantial evidence. Prosecution by Clarke and Whitehaven. defense by Hilk and Harmfrey. events include prior fire and candle use in the stable.
A list of vessels arriving in port with origins including Liverpool Marseille Savannak New Orleans Laguna St. John's Odessa Oporto Malta Odessa Java Lisbon Mauritius Rotterdam Trieste and other locations. Ships named Rogcoe Castle Mogul Monteceilo Findborn Wood Churchill Martha Drummond Coquet Laura Ann Beatrice Stranger Albion George Canning Libia Perasto and others noted with dates in March.
Imperial weekly averages show wheat oats beans barley rye peas with duty figures and six week aggregate totals. Hay markets report no improvement with dull demand and small straw supplies, hay load prices slipping.
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