Notice to the Working Classes in The Weekly Police Gazette
The Weekly Police Gazette announcement promotes an important document on trades unions and emigration with a letter from America. It notes gas men cases and other police matters of the week, with London publishers and sale details. The notice also mentions a rich water event at London Bridge tomorrow morning and the Tax Sun publication starting yesterday.
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Police Gazette
America
London
J. Cleave
Shoe-lane
Fleet-street
J. Sharp
Kent-street
Taux Sun
Rome
Papal
Bologna
Tuscany
Ferrara
Modena
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Duke of Marlborough
Evans
Pall-mall
White Knight
Bishops in Lords Debate Stir Political Minds in London
The debate on relieving the Archbishops and Bishops from their Lords duties draws a large minority vote, with critics calling the move bold yet foolish. The clash pits ministerial strategy against church authority as Whigs and Tories clash over the question in a scene steeped in reform rhetoric and press scrutiny.
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Lord Atthorpe
Times
House of Lords
Debates on French Loi d'Exception Stir as Press Freedom Fades
Paris dispatch reports yesterday’s debate on the Loi d'Exception with opposition speakers, led by M Garnier Pages, urging liberty yet predicting passage. Summary includes notes on British protest to the July convention and rising Russian bullying, with remarks on the Istanbul divan and Lord Palmerston.
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M. Garnier
M. Portalis
Journal Des Debats
Charles X
Malheureux France
Constantinople
Gazette
Augsburg
Tis
England
France
L'entrée de Orient
Russia
Gazette d' Augeburg
Muscovite
Reis Effendi
M. de Bonteneiff
Mahmoud
Lord Palmerston
Alfonso
Imperial Parliament Today House of Commons Proceedings
The House of Commons met with multiple private business items and petitions. Discussions covered roads and bridges in Dumbartonshire Islington cattle market and several canal and railway projects including the Dublin Kingstown canal and Kingston Harbour scheme with debates on funding methods and feasibility.
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House OF Commons
Yarmouth Harbour
Jacob Astley
Southtown
W. Folkes
Stoke Ferry
Dundas
Dumbartonshire
Colquhoun
Beaucleak
Grosvenor Place
Philpotts
Gloucester and Berkeley
Cirencester
Islington
Handley
St. Mary
G. Landox
Harwood
Alderman Wood
London Bridge
Swarrington and Luthborough
J. Oswato
Dalkeith Gallway
Marquis of Chandos
Basingstoke Canal Company
Southampton
Tennyson
South London Waterworks
Briscoe
Mites
Glastonbury Parish
Hopeson
Hepburn Railroad
Barnes
Leeds
Pease
Stocktumpen-Tees
Irish Crown Lands and Dublin Canal Debate Sparks Fees Fight
Members clash over funding for a Dublin canal and crown land improvements in Ireland. Critics accuse government of economy at Ireland’s expense, highlighting Cork and Newry borders and Charing Cross spend, while supporters urge public utility and fair treatment for Dublin’s metropolis.
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Kerry
Ireland
Ruthven
Shleel
England
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Windsor Castle
O'Cnnell
New York
Kingstown
Dublin
Atlantic
Mit
Newry
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Charing-cross
Scotland
Cubitt
Walker
Hear
State of trade in Hadrax and related markets
Market reports show little demand across Hadrax and regional fairs with prices largely steady. Wool and goods sales remained flat as holders resisted price cuts, while some road cloths and fancy items saw modest home trade activity and minor price gains.
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Hadrax
Halifax Express
HoppersFre
Jb. Lrews
Recess Plans and Riot Charges Mark Dudley Election
The coming recess will be longer than usual with adjournments set for April. Seven men are jailed in the county on rioting charges from the Dudley election and one died from injuries. another man absconded. A Marylebone Association subcommittee plans to seek fair, economical redress for members’ taxed property. Pavilion Theatre Portman Market nears opening with praised talent and promising management. Hang-Loom Weavers petitions totaling 10,800 signatures seek a Commons select committee to study boards of trade to protect hand-loom workers.
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Lords of the Admiralty
James Grattam
Sir James
James Grahain
Our
Dudley
Worcester Curnal
Portman-Market
House of Commons
Boards of Trade
Aishaw Moor
Whitfield
Stand
Ratcliffe
Ashworth
Hiwrood
Tottington
Bradshaw Blackrod
Horwich
Aspull
Westhaughton
Leigh Hindley
Chowhbent
Tykesley
Darwen
Halliwell
Blackburn Gazette
A Manly Actor Defies Royal Gage in Farce at Weymouth
A Weymouth performance of the Spoiled Child featured a remarkably masculine actor as Miss Pickle. The King teased Hughes saying the actor was a man, while Hughes insisted the performer was Mrs. something. The exchange sparked room chatter about royal indulgence and gender appearances, ending with the King’s amusement and a startled reaction from the audience.
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Manley
George Tit
Weymouth
Miss Pickle
Hughes
Charlotte
Sirs
Mrs
Dyer
Steele
Lavender
Addison
Published by John Ager for Patrick Grant in Strand London
Printed and published by John Ager for Patrick Grant at Tree Sun Ullee, No. 366, Strand, London. The notice records the printer and publisher location with an address, indicating official printing activity in the Strand district.
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John Ager
Patrick Grant
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