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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 18, 1834

Page

12

Interference with Russia Turkey debate on Palmerston policy

The True Sun reports a debate led by Mr. Sheil on Russia and Turkey with Lord Palmerston, criticizing the offensive defense treaty and England's stance. It notes the risk of Turkey ceding control of the Bosphorus to Russia and questions ministerial judgment, while touching on malt tax repeal and broader poor relief debates.

Russia Turkey Shel Lord Palmerston Robert Pee Baronet Snell Ibrahim Constantinople Lord Palwerson Egypt Suell Manmoup England Morning Herald Lord Patterston Sheil Russian Empire Dardanelles Porte Bosphorus R. Peer Stein Lord PaLwerston Europe

Whig governance and the true cause of social decay

The author argues against the Poor Law view that government guarantees of subsistence will curb vice. He contends subsistence to all is a key societal aim, and government support could both foster and prevent idleness depending on how it is applied. The piece asserts that charity and capital are linked, and Whigs cannot escape the dilemma posed by guaranteeing subsistence without courting vice.

Stanley Fowett Buxton Adam Smita Poor Law Commissioners Poor Law Spain Merina Madrid Biacayan St. Sebastian England Don Carlos Expresa Newa M. Burgos Count de Torreno M. Imaz Department of Finance M. Remisa Eneliat Prinon Gonzales Morreno Turrijns Malaga Donna Maria Portugal Don Pedro Duke de Frias Paris Barcelona Florida Blanca London Jauder Lloyd Francais Don Miguel Algarve Bernardo de Sa Tavira Santarem Gallicia M. Sarmento M. Martinez de la Rosa France Manca Duke de Brague Count Pozzo di Borgo Lord Granville

Grand Jury Petition Bias and Lords Chancellor Critique

A Staffordshire Grand Jury proposes sending a petition to the House of Commons on agricultural distress, but no county member presents it. The piece criticizes a Times explanation defending Lord Brounevam, praising dispatch and integrity of the Lord Chancellor while condemning alleged bias and falsehoods in contrasting case load with the Vice-Chancellor and the Master of the Roots.

Wui Stafford Dyott House of Commons Littleton J. Wrottestey O. Mosecey E. Butter Rupert Peet Staffordshire Lord Broucuam Lord Coancellor Lord Brovenam Times Lord Brovcuam

Skibbereen cholera distress debated in Commons report

A communication read in the House by Mr. Jer nson on Skibbereen and cholera is examined, with Dr M cCarthy and Mr Jepson trading letters to clarify who authored the original Skibbereen missive. American notices recount Mr Bouldin’s sudden death in Congress and New Granada trade news, plus education drives and a Venezuelan treaty advance.

House of Commons Jernson Skibbereen M‘carthy F. O’connor C.D. O. Jephson Union Club Jupee Boutpin House of Representatives Bouldin Virginia Boulin John Randolph Roanoke Isterday Rose

German Papera Not of Interest to Readers

The content received this morning is deemed of no interest and there is no room for extraction. No notable names, dates, or events are present in readable text.

Rogs Russ New York Quebec Lord Aylmer

Letter to the editor clarifies a misinformed report

A reader submits a note to the editor denying any promise made between Mr. Yates and himself and asks for publication correction. The letter, dated March 17, 1n, states none has been acceded to or desired and that Lent performances are unrelated to the dispute.

City Notes on Trade and Foreign Markets This Day

The morning reports show the French papers note Spain’s unsettled state and Carlist pressures while prices for consols, Portuguese Regency, and Spanish Cortes shift slightly. Mails from Mexico and Halifax arrive. money remains scarce. Lloyd’s entries record ship losses near Exter and Cape Verd.

Lloyd's Books Bell Liverpool Fowey Exeter Charlotte Kerr McLean Clyde Cape de Verd Grenada South Uist Haylii Tirce Mexico Halifax India

French government urged to crush associations abroad

A Geneva dated analysis notes cautious Austrian responses to French disarmament talks. It warns the Doctrinaires push to suppress press freedom and associations threatens internal stability and regional balance, urging Monarchy to win popular support or risk another revolution. It cites Metternich, Nesselrode, and Holy Alliance tactics aimed at Paris.

Geneva Sprapos Tuileries France Russim Tanile Tanes Vienna St. Peterabuegt M. St. Aulaire Amtbassador Prince Metternich Duc de Hroghe Guanjal Raig Prince Chancelier D'Etat Née Europe Manseilles Lyons Defond Paris Metternich Fetter Messieurs Metternich, Nesselrode, and Co Ita Salvons, &c

Salamander Arrives at Portsmouth With Marines for Revenge

From our own correspondent in Portsmouth an officer and 130 Royal Marines arrived aboard His Majesty's steamer Salamander from Woolwich. The Marines disembarked and were placed aboard Revenge's hulk. Viper arrived from Plymouth to prepare for paying off. Several ships fitted out in Portsmouth Harbour and local notices urge Sabbath observance. The theatre has attracted large crowds with Captain Ross's nautical piece and a Frazer panorama receiving praise. An inquest at Buffalo's Head related a accidental suffocation death of an infant, and a moral reflection on admitting fault in public discourse.

William Castle Woolwich Revenge Horatio James Spithead Blymouth Portsmouth the Revenge W. Elliot C.B President Capwin J. M‘kerlie The Tyne Viscount Sogestre Rainbow J. Bennett W. Crook Espoir W. Riley Bason Belvidera UC. B. Strong Wesleyan Methodist Portsea Gosport Ttts Frazer Clapham Wilson Calley Thomas Stawell Buffalo's Head New-road Dinah Handley Burying Ground Passage Marylebone

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