Military discipline debate over punishments in army and navy
A lengthy House of Commons exchange centers on corporal punishments in the army and naval discipline. Speakers criticize past orders, advocate limits, and debate the power and influence of the Commander-in-Chief while votes are suspended to allow reform. The session adjourns after discussions on Stafford enfranchisement and a committee inquiry potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edw. Codrington
Navy
G. Grey
M. Philips
Hawes
E. B. Curteis
Barnstaple
Hume
House of Commons
H. Hardinge
W. Gennox
Rye
Lord W. Lennox
Captain Ross
C. Fercusson
Committee of Supply
Stafford
G. Mosley
Dundee steam ships set to sail from Dundee in April
The Dundee and her twin Perth, first of a batch of new steam ships, will sail from Dundee on April 2 and about a month later respectively. Commanders Wishart and Ewins lead the Dundee, Spink and Kidd command the Perth. Engines boast 360 horsepower, crafted by Napier of Glasgow, with superior workmanship promising faster voyages. The ships aim to boost mercantile and agricultural transport to London, aid salmon fisheries, and stimulate Dundee linen trade and broader commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
London
Perth
John Wishart
Thomas Ewins
John Spink
James Kidd
Britain
Messrs. Napier
Glasgow
Scotland
Chief Justice Doherty confronts Grand Jury over witnesses' expenses
In Limerick City a heated exchange occurred between Chief Justice Doherty and the Grand Jury during city presentments. He rejected a jury resolution to curb witness expenses, warning he would not consent to altered costs and would command the treasurer to pay as required by law, stressing no burden on inhabitants. The report ends noting Liverpool Cotton Market Friday activity with a quiet demand and 2,000 bags sold at lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dohery
City Grand
City Court
Justice Doherty
Grand Jury
Limerick Chronicle
Caulfield
Doherty
Williny
Limerick
Grand Pary
Liverpool
Wednes Pay
Trus Sum Publication Begins Amid Correspondence Note
The issue notes that a letter to which Mr Hughes, P.P. drew attention was not seen. The publication of the Trus Sum started yesterday at 3:04 PM.
Liberal to harsh shifts in Commons on flogging attack
The piece notes the House of Commons wobbles between liberal impulses and backward steps, contrasting Thursday’s vote to eject bishops from the Lords with last night’s 227 to 94 rejection of abolishing flogging. It argues ministers lack power to end corporal punishment and criticizes Whig conduct plus Commander in Chief influence in military discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
House of Lords
Hume
Huse
Bedlam
Mr. Hume
Abolition of corporal punishment and Exchequer reform debated
The article argues Ministers hold power to push abolition of corporal punishment in Parliament, warns of military and fiscal backlash, and supports a reformed Exchequer with major cost savings. It cites Sir James Graham's estimates and notes clerical costs alongside. It includes reader letter defending laborers and summaries French parliamentary openings on the Associations Bill with ministers pressed to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
James Graham
Portera, &c
Minsters in Paris Deal With Revolt Rumors and Russia Alliance
A Paris letter discusses ministers in the French Chamber promoting patriotic speeches amid reports of Spain unrest. It notes laughter at a serious claim that Europe will see bloodshed and cites Journal des Debats on Russian troops marching from the principalities on April 15. The Quotidienne questions a rumored marriage between the Duke of Orléans and a Russian grand duchess as a political ploy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry V
Matthew Lanseere
Sealy
Paris
Spain
Journal Des Debats
Quotidienne
Stuttgard
Duke de Cuartres
Russia
Palais Royal
Brussels Papers on Iron Rail Road Bill Debate
Brussels papers arrive to the thirteenth mat offering little of interest. The boards chiefly cover the debate in the Representative Chamber on a bill concerning the Iron Rail Road project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
London Money Market and Lloyds News Briefs
City reports scarce money in circulation with rates rising to 6 percent and consols at 91. Dobson wins Lloyd’s secretary post with 381 votes. Stock exchanges dull. shipping data sparse. various bonds and foreign securities listed with minor moves. Mails due from Lisbon Mexico and Halifax. no fresh news by three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
P.c
Regency
Hope's
Izisit
Royal Canal
Grand Canal
Leghorn
Genoa
Rotterdam
Naples
Antwerp
Palermo
Hamburgh
Lisbon
Paria
Oporto
Philadelphia
Frankfort
Rio Janeiro
Vienna
Trieste
Madrid
Cadiz
Bara
Standard
Bilboa
Anglo Mexican Min. Co
Ion
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Bolanos Mining Company
Imp. Min
Cisse Dat Sf
St. John de
Cata Branca
British Iron Mi
Columbian Mining Co
Canada Company
Essesseeeeenes
General Mining Association
General Steam Navigation Company
National Provincial Ank of
England
Saas _ Provincial Bank of Ireland
Real del Monte Mining Company
United Mexican Mill
Owees Nabeeee SL
Pos America
Halifax
Beawee
Brazil
Jamaica
Buenos Ayres
Leeward Islands
Dublin
Malta
Mexico
France
Eee Donaghadee
Guernsey
Ersey
Waterford
French Express
Lloyd's Books
Newfoundland
Licensing Day at Sessions House licenses granted in Surrey
Yesterday a bench of magistrates at the Session House adjoining Horsemonger Lane granted licenses for several public houses in Surrey including The Gun Lambeth The King s Arms Cornwall Road Montague Arms Peckham Lane New Cross and Jolly Caulkers Lower Road Rotherhithe Bull and Crown Borough Mr Hubbard s in the New Skin Market and the Mitre St Olave s Forty two license applications were refused The Herald notes opposition to repealing the house tax and questions the source of the agriculturists opposition with calls for clarification. The piece also recounts a long aside on notable bell ringing feats and deaths reported in the Monthly Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
Hedger
Sessiona House
Horsemonger Lane
the Gun
Lambeth
Bradley
King’s Arms
Cornwall Road
Ellis
Montague Arms
Peckham-lane
Newcross
Drewitt
Jolly Caulkers
Lower-road
Rotherhithe
Cooper
Bull-and Crown
High-street
Borough
Young
Mr. Hubbard
Paris Debates on Doctrinaires and Spain Crisis
Paris dispatch reports M Fulchiren and other Doctrinaires speaking on the public order bill as Guizot Defends it amid tense exchanges with dArgent and Berryer. Spain news warns of growing revolt and looming cortes as Carlist threats and royal intrigues destabilize Madrid and influence British diplomacy. Fresh troops reach Paris area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
M. M. Fulchiren
de Failly
D’argout
Pagés
Guiizot
Berryer
M. Fulchiren
Lyons
Tribune
Messieurs
L’order Publique
M. Falchiren
Barthe
M. de Failly
Peter
Paul
Interior
Mons. le Comte d’Argent
Charles X
M. d’Argent
Monseigneur le Comte
M. Guizot
M.guizot
Louis XVIII
Ghent
Carbonari
Rousseau
MM. d’Argent
M. Berryer
Guizot
Dupont de l’Eure
Lafayette
Spain
Madrid
Toledo
Constitutional Party
M. Martinez Dela Rosa
Constantinople
Smyrna
Porte
Russia
Peru
Foreign Department
B.S
Paris
Revenge Recommissioned for Mediterranean Service
Portsmouh reports His Majesty's ship Revenge paid off and recommissioned under Captain W. Elliott from Devonport. She will sail to the Mediterranean once her crew is entered. A new dockyard order requires workmen to be in the yard by bell end, else lose part of earnings, affecting about twenty families. Also notes a remarkable string of deaths in Portsea parish and appointments at the Dock-yard, with updates on local court and civic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty
Revenge
W. Elliott
Devonport
Mediterranean
His Majesty’s Dockyard
Portsea
Hall
Plymouth
Marshall
Messrs
Walker and Smith
B. Levi
Massey
Messrs. Adams
C. Dixon
Woolgar
Rove
Raynor
Betting Odds in Country Races and Ties forCaester Cup
Betting odds for Mancs 15 Caester Cup list Perseverance at 6 to 1 and Independence at 13 to 2 with other entries Solon 17 to 2 and Mona's Pride at 11 to 1. Liverrock Alstree Cup shows Theo dore 8 to 1 and Lady Stafford 8 to 1 with Mowbray Flill and Physician at 9 to 1 and 10 to 1 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laget Lady Stafford
Mowbray Flill
Agst
Physician
Caird
Catherine
The Bituespon Cop Low Stakes
Entry lists figures William Pessima Dissolution Anti-Reformer Conservative Locksly Coventry Reform Swing and Donnington in a political lineup with low stakes and factional naming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locksly
Coventry
Reform
Donnington
Hunting Appointments Across British Hunts This Week
A dense list of hound meet locations and times for numerous packs across England. Entries include names like Osbaldeston, Grafiton, Atherstone, Sandbeck, Norfolk Funds, Knapton Harriers, Dansey, de Cottesmore, South Wold, East Kent, Tickham, East Sussex, Essex and Suffolk, Herefordshire, Meynell, Hastings, Wickstead, Portman, Shropshire, Albrighton, Burton, B V Hounds, Warwickshire, Cadbury Harriers, Gomersel Vale, Horlock. Meetings span Monday to Saturday with start times around ten or eleven, across many counties and estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
New Winkfield
Rithing
Mr. L. Stone
Elsfield
Holderness
Hutton Crangwick
Hunsley Beacon
Beaguegurton Moor
Wood Hall
Sir T. Stanley
Little Mollington
de Cottesmore
Edenham
Tilt
Thornton Village
South Thoresby
Mr. H. Goodricke
Lowesby
Easton Park
Martinshaw
Lord Petre
Stopes
Blake’s Well
Great Hadham Windmill
Cheshire
Miccledale
Chalmondeley
Shairington
Ravensmoor Windmill
Mr C. Brock
Himbleton
Plymouth Arms
Tardelrigg
East Kent
Crandale Downs
Mock Beggar
Sole-street
Tickham
Hollingbourne Street
Long Beach
Sir J. Cope
Mr. Hollis
Trimley
East Sussex
Alfreston Race Course
Brighton
Brookside
Hove
Thanet
Essex
Suffolk
Great Osyth
Monk’s Eleigh
Nacton Street
Herefordshire
Berrington
Lugwardine Village
Mr. Meynell
Foston
Eton Wood
Bagot
Baschurch-road
Atcham Bridge
Twemlows
Albrighton Hounds
Ran Dans
High Gate
B. V
Holnest
Stilbridge Park Gate
Warwickshire
Hollingbourne
Oakley Wood
Farnborough
Stoneleigh Abbey
Compton Verney
Cadbury Harriers
Kennel
Steart’s Farm
Bahcarry
Gomersel Vale
Kingsdom Turnpike
High Ham
Horlock
Turnpike
Toghill
George
Sandyhave
Tea Trape Sale Sparks Void Bid and Re sale Planned
Read letters reveal the March sale of teas to Mr Travers at upset price was voided by directors who demanded relinquishment. Travers renounces claim to aid public buyers, teas totaling 666 chests to be re offered Monday. Naval and Military Gazette reports Colonel Stewart plan to promote unattached officers and half pay commissions, to be discussed in the House of Commons next week due to revenue aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travers
Stewart Plan
Naval and Military Gazette
House of Commons
Meetings of Creditors and Court for Relief of Debtors
A list of creditors and claimants appears for Monday at various locations including Basinghall Street Farringdon Street and Limehouse with names such as J Jarvis a Brompton tailor and W Wilson Fenchurch Street merchants. Also noted are multiple individuals from diverse trades summoned to hear proceedings at Portugal Street court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basinghallstreet
W. Greenwood
Farringdon-street
J. Jarvis
Brompton
Plummer
W. Wilson
Fenchurch-street
J. Fraser
Limehouse
Births Marriages And Deaths Notice From A London Paper
Births mark the 18th in Curgon Street to Dr Wilson's wife of a son and on the 12th at Esher Surrey the wife of C Stephenson MD bore a daughter. A marriage on the 12th at St Mark's Kennington joins George Hermia Fnd Bermondsey to Margaret Way daughter of the late George Cocks. A death on the 19th at Berkeley square S Smith of Woodhall Park Herrs aged 80. Widow of B Bryant Stockwell dies aged 76 at James Street in Buc ngbaerth. Fanny Wigram noted at Walthamstow on the Ith inst. Printed and published by John Ager for Patrick Grant at the Tree Sun Office Strand London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curgon-street
Wilson
Esher
Surrey
C Stephenson
St. Mark’s Church
Kennington
George Hermia Fnd
Bermondsey
Margaret Way
George Cocks
Blackfriars’road
Igat
Berkeley-aquare
S. Smith
Woodhall-park
Herrs
James-Street
Bucngbaerth
B. Bryant
Stockwell
Walthamstow
Fanny
G. Wigram
John Ager
Patrick, Grant
Tree Sun
Strand
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ireland
London Bridge
Crue
Poor Law Commissioners
Labourers’ Friend Society
M. D'Arcour
M. D’arcour
Dobson
Lloyd's
Bennett
Stock Exchange
Ditto, Reg. Scrip
Chilian
Praasian
Anish Vere
Serer
Ditto Metalliques
Real del Monte Tee
Sir Samuel Whalley
Messrs. Clay and Grote
Colonel Evans
Mr. Hawes
Evans
Westmoreland
St. Mary’s Church
Kendal
Kidderminster
Stephen Hill
Society of Youths of
Cambridge
Birmingham
Patrick
Steadman
Ogden
Ashton-under-Line
Portsmouth
M. Dedel
Mr. Colquhoun
Foreign Office
Sporting
Croxton Park
Court For Relief
Tnbolv
Portugal-street
Incola
Endeavoa
Byrn
Robert-street
Ham
Harsis
C. R
St. Martin’ Lane
Tear Eeiget
Hillyard
Thoydon-Boice
Kesex
Farmer
Cubitt
Operatiees
Smith
King Street
Salicigtte Paderaier
T-Terrace
Commercial
East
Hey-Salesm
Seale
Kensington
Milkman
Davies
Little St. Thomas A. Millbank
Bartholomew Terrace
Seake
wefchrJeweller Escudier
Hill-street
Berkeley
Wight
Marshall’ S-Buildings
Norton-falgate
Hatter
Pope
Union Street
J. B
Charles Street
May-fair
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