RJOTICE To The Working 4 Classes The Weekly Police Gazette
The Weekly Police Gazette issue announces important documents on Thades unions and emigration, plus the Gas Men's Case and police cases of the week. London publishers list shops and sale points. The notice includes pricing and publishing times and mentions sorrow water in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrekly Police Gazette
Times
Thades
America
London
J. Cleave
Shoelane
Fleet-street
J. Sharp
Kent-street
Newamen
Opposition to Bishops in Lords Shocks Parliament Tone
The article notes a surprising minority vote to relieve Bishops from Lords duties, with sharp critique of Ministry strategy. It contrasts ministerial silence and repeated “question!” cries, and ponders the Bishops’ response as the debate unfolds amid broader party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilles
Lord Althorp
Times
House of Lords
Madrid Cortes Convocation Dispute Stirring Regency Debate
The French papers report Madrid in tranquil mood as of the date. The decree convoking the Cortes had not been published and the Queen Regent’s rift with her sister, wife of Don Francisco de Porto, remained unresolved. A party favored replacing the Regent with the sister, while journals grow loud on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boletin de Comercio
Cortes
Bulletin of Commerce
Junta of Commerce
Infante
Don Francisco de Paulo
Don Francisco
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
M. Garnier
Madrid
Don Francisco de Porto
Debates on the Loi d'Exception and imperial memory
Paris reports the new Loi d Exception debate with strong opposition rhetoric. The correspondent notes Garnier Pages’s clear, persuasive speech and predicts the law’s passage. Dispatches from Constantinople describe British protests to the Pasha, Divan reactions, and rising Russian influence amidPalmerston’s chamber references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Garnier
M. Portalis
Journal Des Debats
Charles X
Imperial Parliament Daily Proceedings Highlighted Bills
The House of Commons opened with readings on multiple public works matters including the Yarmouth Harbour Improvement Bill and several road, canal, and railway proposals. Petitions and second readings followed for Dumbartonshire Roads and Bridges, Cirencester Small Debts, and London bridge approaches among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Yarmouth Harbour
Jacob Astley
Southtown
W. Folkes
Stoke Ferry
Dundas
Dumbartonshire
Colquhoun
Beauclerk
Grosvenor Place
Philpotts
Gloucester and Berkeley
Cirencester
Islington
Handley
St. Mary
G. Lanaton
Harwood
Alderman Wood
London Bridge
Swarrington and Luthborough
J. Oswald
Dalkeith
Marquis of Chandos
Basingstoke
Southampton
Tennyson
South London Waterworks
Briscoe
Miles
Glastonbury Parish
Hopa@son
Hepburn Railroad
Baines
Leeds
Pease
Stockton upon-Tees
Bish
Leominster
Wigney
Brighton
O'Connell
Barrow
Nore
Part of Common Pleas
Dublin
Smith
Duke of Devonshire
Dublin Kingstown Canal Project Debate in Parliament
Irish concerns over a Dublin to Kingstown canal resurface in the house. MPs debate practicability and funding, with supporters urging a public survey and private subscriptions, while opponents caution against lotteries and private-bill constraints. The discussion highlights Ireland’s financial strain and demand for national public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Sor
Littleton
O’connell
Lambert
O'Connell
Dublin and
Kingstown Canal
Kingstown
J. Whitefoord
Ireland
Duke of Leinster
Great Britain and
Reland
Leinster
Kingdom of Ireland
Treasury
Legislative Union
City of
Europe
America
Shaw
E. Codrington
Fuublic
O’dwyer
London
Rice
Drogheda
Kingston Harbour
Enland
State of Trade In Halifax and Surrounding Markets
The Halifax market showed little change with demand and prices largely steady as holders resisted price cuts. Hoppershetp saw strong demand for superfine cloths for home trade, while other goods remained unchanged with slight gains in fancy fabrics. Braprony reported languid stuff trade with modest Thursday activity requiring small price reductions. Leeps Market noted dull business in both coloured and white cloth halls on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax Express
Jb. Leeps Marxet
Recess Longer Than Usual and Rioting at Dudley Election
The article notes an unusually long recess after a regent arranged adjournment from Wednesday the 26th to April 8th or 9th. It reports seven men jailed for rioting in the Dudley election and a man injured by a Bludesn. It also mentions Lord Viscount Althorp's repeal of the house tax and a sub committee to redeem members property under oppressive laws. The Pavilion Theatre at Portman Market receives a cautious favorable notice. Petition signatures totaling 10,800 from many towns seek a select committee on hand loom weavers wages protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hume
Lords of the Admiralty
James Graham
Sir James
James Granan
Drogheda
Cork
Kerry
Ireland
Ruthven
Sheil
House
England
Charing-cross
Windsor Castle
Aeeper
O’connelld
New York
Kingstown
Dublin
Newry
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Charing Cross
Scotland
Cubitt
Walker
Hear
Our County Act
Dudley
Worcester Ournal
House of Commons
Boards of Trade
Halshaw Moor
Whifield
Stand
Ratcliffe
Ashworth
Harwaod
Tottington
Bradshaw
Blackrod
Horwich
Aspall
Westhaughton
Hartley
Meinister
Christ
Lord Althorp
B Macaoleys
Robert Harry Inglis
Spain
Twit's Magazine
Manley and Miss Pickle at Weymouth in royal farce
A reminiscence recalls Manley acting before George III at Weymouth in the Spoiled Child farce with a notably masculine Miss Pickle. The King fawns over the performance calling Miss Pickle clever and a man, the manager and Mia defending gender. The next day Mia is praised as the King’s favorite by Hughes in a green-room anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley
George III
Weymouth
Miss Pickle
Hughes
Mia
Mrs
Charlotte
Sladam
Dyer
Cotgrave
Jacques Coeur
Monstrelet
Mortiagne
Leithh Ritchie
Printed and Published by John Agen for Patrick Grant
The notice states printing and publication duties by John Agen on behalf of Patrick Grant at the True Sun. It indicates the publisher's location at site No. 366 Strand in London and identifies the periodical context of the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Agen
Patrick Grant
Strand
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
India
Mt. Con
P.c
Hope
Canada
Grand Canal
Wean
French Fonds
Itte
National Loan
Royal Spanish Loan
Espa
Swares
Fsbate
Anglo Mexican Min. Co
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Bolanos Mining Company
Imp. Min. Co
St. John del Rey Cata Branca
Ays Brush Iron Mining Companiol
Columbian Mining Co
Wears
General Mining Association
General Steam Navition Company
Vaee Tee
National
Provincial
Ank of England
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Deee Real Pel Monte Mini Company
Il United Mexican
Ste Astheeereas Shining Wees Sal Mexican Company
MAELS
Ariteed
DOUS
Eeston Halifax
Brazil
Jamaica
Leeward Islands
Buenos Ayres
Carthagena
Lisbon
Seth Dublin
Malta
Slamburgh
O Gothenburgh
Crue
Coopers
O’cossee
Home Department
Liegal
O'Connect
Rome
Papal
Bologna
Tuscany
Ferrara
Modena
Conference of
Bordeaux
Chamber of Peers
Minister of Commerce
Paris
Constantinople
Gazette d
Augsburg
Divan
France
Entrée de l' Orient
Russia
Gazette A Ruge
Muscovite
Reis Effendi
M. de Bouteneiff
Mahmoud
Lord Palmerston
State OF Trade
Marquis of Blandford
Duke of Marlborough
Roxburghe Club
Evana
Pall-mall
Triphook
Uazlitt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!