Debate on Russia Turkey policy and Malt Tax in The True Sun
The True Sun recounts a parliamentary debate led by Mr Suet on Russia and Turkey, praising Lord Palmerston but criticizing official stance. It questions the July treaty, warns of Russian gains, and notes opposition to Malt Tax repeal alongside proposed property taxes. It ends by condemning Whig views on poor relief and urging consideration of universal desire for improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Turkey
Suet
Lord Palmerston
Robert Peex
Baronet
Snell
Ibrahim
Constantinople
Lord Patterston
Egypt
MansMoup
England
Lord Palmenston
Morning Herald
Stein
Lord Pauwerston
Mr. Sheil
Russian Empire
Dardanelles
Lord Patmenston
Sueie
Porte
Bosphorus
R. Peel
Europe
Debate on subsistence policies and Whig aims in society
The piece argues that government guarantees of subsistence shape social behavior and prosperity, warning that aid may foster idleness while benefiting the rich through reciprocal effects. It cites debates in Staffordshire on agricultural distress, critiques Whig plans, and defends Lord Brougham against Tory denigration, urging cautious judgment and adherence to truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor Law Commissioners
Caritat
Capri- Tal
Jepson letter clarifies Skibbereen cholera dispute
A London paper reports Dr MCarthy and Mr Jephson over the Skibbereen cholera distress. Jepson confirms he possessed a letter from MCarthy and read extracts to the House of Commons. The editor retracts an earlier misstatement and defends Jepson from unjust assumption.
Death in Congress A tragic end to Judge Bouldin in House
The House of Representatives halted as Judge Bouldin of Virginia collapsed while eulogizing John Randolph. Mrs. Bouldin witnessed the fatal moment in the hall, shrieks filled the chamber, and the body was taken to the Speaker's room awaiting funeral orders. Other notes mention stalled Philadelphia business and possible attempts to impeach Lord Aylmer in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Bouldin
Virginia
Boulin
John Randolph
Roanoke
Rose
Trade prospects rise in New Granada reports
Latest dispatches from New Granada describe harmony with France, a treaty with Venezuela, and no accord with the Equator. Public education expands in Bogota with 600 new pupils, Mosquera drives popular education in Pasto, a civic press celebration arrives, and a college is founded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Granada
Carthagena
Bogota
Papayan, &c
United States
Venezuela
Equator
M. Mosquera
Patriotic Society
Popayan
Pasto
M. Rocafuerte
German Papers Not Of Interest This Morning
Brief note states the German papers received this morning are not of any interest and there is no room for extracts.
Letter to the editor clarifies misreported compromise
The writer denies any compromise with Mr. Yates and asks the True Sun to publish that none was made or desired by him. The note separates Lent season performances from the dispute and adds adversarial commentary on recent public notices and a brief obituary lamenting Robert Hart of Elderstie for his part in earlier freedom movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Burge
Jamaica
Colonial Office
Jay Alexander Adair
St. James’s Square
Robert Hart
Elderstie
Elderalie
Bagnockburn
Glasgow
Spain and Portugal News And Trade Updates In 1834
The morning notes report foreign mail from France, price quotes on Consuls Portuguese Regency and Spanish bonds, and a steady tea sale. Grain commerce in Spain and its islands is declared free, with import restrictions tied to local wheat and flour prices. duties may apply for foreign imports. London and New York papers arrive. Lloyds shipping updates note several wrecks. Paris dispatches discuss Spain Portugal politics, with Don Pedro recovering and Don Miguel's forces in Algarve reporting defeats. Emigration news notes a large ship tale from London to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consura
Spain
Balcearic Islands
Stock Exchange
Cortes
Lloyd's Books
Bell
Liverpool
Fowey
Exeter
Charlotte Kerr
McLumn
Clyde
Cape de Verd
Grenada
South Uist
Westley
Hayti
Paris
Manca
Merina
Madrid
Biscayan
St. Sebastian
England
Don Carlos
M. Burgos
Count de Torrena
Cartea
Tourreno
MiZea
M. Imaz
Department of Finance
M. Remisa
Gonzales
Morteno
Torrijos
Malaga
Donna Maria
Portugal
Don Pedro
Duke de Frias
Paria
Barcelona
Florida
Blanca
London
Llauder
Lloyd Francais
Don Miguel
Algarve
Bernardo de Sa
Avira
Santarem
Gallivia
Portual
Gallicia
M. Sarmento
Martinez de la Roga
France
Manzcu
Duke de Broglie
Count Pozzo di Borgo
Lord Granville
Messager
Genton
New York
United States
British North America
Plymouth
French disarmament bid clashes with Paris unrest
From our correspondent in Geneva, the article argues that France cannot yet disarm as Northern Powers demand. It cites Metternich’s doubt, warns the Doctrinaires threaten press freedom, and predicts renewed revolution unless the monarchy wins internal support and meets promises to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Tuileries
France
Russia
Vienna
St. Petersburgh
M. St. Au
Europe
Marseilles
Lyons
Paris
Bus
Metternich
Messiecars Metternich, Nesselrode, and Co
Holy Alliance
Holy Inquisition
Maf
Bastiles
Portsmouth Ship Movements and Local Notices
Portsea reports arrival of Salamander with Royal Marines for Revenge and Viper at Spithead preparing for pay off. Ships listed in dock and sailing plans include the Revenge, President, Tyne, Rainbow, Nautilus, Espoir, with wind ENE near to Point. Also notes Wesleyan voters urging Sir Andrew Agnew’s Sabbath observance bill and a well attended nautical piece at the theatre with Frazer panorama drawing strong praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Castle
Woolwich
Revenge
Viper
Heratly Jones
Spithead
Plymouth
Portsmouth
the Revenge
W. Elliott
C.B
President
J. M'Kerlie
Tyne
Viscount Ingestre
Rainbow
J. Bennett
Nautilus
W. Crook
Morti i Dnd
Espoir
W. Hi Evy
Beivideru
Cop
Berens
P.wi
Portses
Gosport
Sir Andrew Agnew
House of Commons
Captain Huss
Maxfield
Frazer
Death by suffocation in infant at Buffalo's Head
In Clapham a Petty Sessions heard cases against licensed Victuallers with Thomas Stowell as instigator. witnesses were disbelieved and informations dismissed. An infant Dinah Handley, twelve weeks, died of suffocation after a two year old sibling crawled into the bed, verdict accidental death. The note ends with a quotation on owning wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapham
Mesers
New Road
Dinah
Handley
Burying Ground Passage
Marylebone
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO-MORROW IN BIRMINGHAM
Notices of creditor meetings list bidders and venues including G W Roberts Sr, R Litson, Swales, and H Hutchinson with names tied to silk mercer and victualler trades. Also mentions dividends for Birch, Broseley, and Remington at Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Roberts
ERE
Tesseaone
R. Litson
Liystall-sereet, Victualler
Swales
Great -Portland-street
Silk-Mercer
Telly
Txawently
Eaceseo
Yidends
T Birch
Broseley
Shio
H. Hutchinson
Wade Mackensie
A. Remington
Oxford
Marriages and Died Notices from Westminster Era
Married notices report W Quilter of Coleman Street to Elizabeth Harriet Cuthbert daughter of Parliament Square on the 15th at St Margaret's Westminster. Limehouse Church lists C Adam son of St Christopher Island as the groom. Died notices record Bicknell of Welbeck Street Cavendish Square on the 12th and Maria wife of two residents at Teigemouth and Nelly Tokpea wife of Samuel Takpen of Clapham aging variously referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret's
Westminster
King’s Arms-yard
Coleman-street
Elizabeth Harriet
Cuthbert
Parliament-square
Limehouse Church
C.adamson
Island of
St. Christopher
Captain Manning
Imehouse
Biss Bicknell
Welbeck-street
Cavendish-square
Teigemouth
Maria
Ak Oes
Nelly Tokpea
Neapea
Samuel Takpen
Farkhill
Clapham
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Stoc
India
Acwess
Acc
Ceessee
C.ceraeces
Fane
South Sea Stock I
Asp.c
P.c
MARC
Hibernian Bank
Rente d'Espag
Royal Spanish Loan Eee
J Rente
Eapree Rente de
Naples
Anglo Mexican Min. Co
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Tag
Bolanos Mining Company
A. Wese
Imp. Min. Co
St. John del Rey
Cata Bra
Real del Monte Mini United Mexican Min. E Company
Cresene Adl
Oeseen Ui
Aesee Sean Mexican Company
America
Brazil
Buenos
Leeward
Ory
Dublinn
Malta
Flanders
Mexico
Coeenenee Donaghadee
Guernsey
Jersey
Aterford
Rolland Ayeeesenen Gothenburgh
Stanley
Fowell Buxton
Poor Law
Apam Suttra
Stafford
Droft
Littleton
J. Wrorresley
QO. Mosexey
E. Butter
Dyott
Rupert Peel
Staffordshire
Lord Coancenter
Rotts
Lord Brovhham
Lord Brovcuam
Lord Brovenam
Jeruson
Skibbereen
M‘carthy
F. O'Connor
C.D. O. Jephson
Union Club
M‘cartay
Jepson
Philadelphia
Hinta
Lord Aylmer
the True Sun
Ross
Quebec
Consols
Portshouth
Prited “Sind
Agre, Eatmiek
Wa Tree Hae
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