Seizure of Unstamped Papers in Bath Letter to Editor
A Bath reader reports that police seized J Cogswell for carrying 19 unstamped papers in Lyncombe and Widcombe. A woman named Moody supplied information, prompting questions whether she acted independently or under others. The writer notes the 16 Geo II statute limits evidence from captors and invites comment.
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THE
True Sun
Sik
R. Dens Ly
J. Cogswell
Cogswell
Lyncombe
Widcombe
Bush
Moody
Drowned boatman and Manchester fire report
On Monday Jolio Marvel, a boatman, fell from a canal boat near Manchester and Fairfield, drowned after intoxication. He left a widow and three children. A fire at Lindsey and Co. cafenders’ in Deansgate was fought by police and water port teams, with heavy water use and infantry aid. Damage estimated at 2000 to 3000 pounds, insured, origin suspected in the paper store.
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Conanza
Faow Rae
Setempay
Munster Street
E Park
Stir- Ling
Sarah Porter
Clarence Gardens
Oren Art
Johnson
Beale
Langacre
Poveral Tmrs
Marison
Brandreth
St. Anthony's
Ofmenza
Hrandreth
H. W. Dewhurst
Bay
Theatre of Zoology
Over-street
Eunton-square
London
Alw
Dewaenst
Worces
Oxford Journal
Oxford Herald
Brendreth
Wilkins
Magdalen College
Jolio Marvel
Manchester
Fairfield
Dastrectius
Aire
Messrs
Lindsey and Co
Cafenderers
Shepherd’s Court
Deansgate
Rose
Rouse
St. Mary's-gate
Regent Road
Sun
Phoenix
Military Torture Debate Hears Petitions In Lords
Imperial Parliament reports show the Lords debating militia discipline and reform with multiple petitions. Lord Duncannon presents a London petition seeking abolition of corporal punishment in armed forces, while ministers clarify existing legal grounds and no death claims. The Administration of Justice in the Colonies bill advances to report tomorrow with no new amendments.
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House OF Lords
Lorp Coancellon
Commons
Memney
Norfolk
Exeter
Memper
Lancaster
Duke of Wellington
Somerset
Lord Duncannon
City of
London
Lord Stafford
Lord Strangford
Selby
Ecclesiastical Courts
Lyxpxcast
Ireland
Lord Morpeth
Canada
Roebuck
Governor Head
House of Assembly
Lower Canada
George Grey
Verner
Manchester
F. Maule
Blember
Soip
W. Riviey
Evant
Baiture
Sir E. Knatchbull
Flogging in the Army and Rail Bill Debates at Westminster
The House of Commons sat late with petitions against flogging in the army and various railway bills. Discussions covered the Cornwall and Hull Railway Bills, North Midland and Grand Junction lines, and Greenwich Improvement. Calls for religious liberty, taxes on knowledge, and capital punishment mitigation were voiced, alongside debates on tithes, municipal reform, and Ireland's constabulary bill. Resolutions on committees of supply and scheduled adjournment followed, ending after one in the morning.
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London
Common Council
City of London
Alderman Wood
United Kingdom
Pendarves
Cornwall
Chalmers
Abroath
Forfar
Barnard
Greenwich
Dover
Bethel
Hull
Dennison
Northampton
Lord Stanley
G. Sinclair
Hume
North Midland Railway
Hardy
Wakley
Grand Junction
Marquis of Chandos
Duckingham
Newport Pagnell
J. ¥. Buller
Newton Bushell
P. S. Stewart
Paisley
Lord Ashley
Poole
Boston
Wareham
Yorkshire
Lord Ebrington
East
West Teignmouth
Baronet
John Buller
Glasgow Political Union
Borough of
Chatham
Londonderry
Belgium
Leopold
Prussia
WW. Molesworth
George Strickland
Doncaster
R. Peel
Howick
Lou. Russell
Sir R. Peel
Mr. Parrott
Lord How
Gate Constabulary Force
Ireland
Mauritius
Borthwick
Irish Constabulary
Shaw
Morpeth
Charles Knightley
Fleming
Anrh
Air
Scauasae
GouLsurn
WarecRrron
Address of the Portuguese resident in London to Prince Ferdinand
A letter from Portuguese residents in London in March expresses loyalty and devotion to the consort of Queen Maria II. They greet the Prince, praise his birth and virtues, and pledge unity with compatriots in Portugal while hoping for a safe voyage and long life for the royal couple.
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C. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough-street
Regent-street
Simpkin and Marshall
Statener's Court
Onwhyn
Catherine-street
Strand
Strange
W. Marsh
Oxford-street
Hayes
Regent-treet
J. Chappel
Royal Exchange
M'Phuo
Trongate
Glasgow
Sutherland
Calton-street
Edinburgh
Courtenay
Thang Diseesen
Inspector and Literary Review
London
Prince Ferdiand
Senhor
Donna Maria Segunda
The Prince's Answer and Neapolitan News
The Prince thanks supporters for fidelity to the Queen and vows to protect the Sovereign's rights and the charter. Letters from the Italian frontier report Paris proposals to end the Naples king's widowhood, though he will not remarry. The king mourns his losses, affected by his brother's absence.
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Italy
Axgnburg
Paris
Naples
Capua
United Glasgow workers rally against master tyranny in 1830s
A public meeting chaired by Mr Blewitt unites London and Glasgow workers to resist employer rules restricting hours and suppressing unions. Speakers denounce tyrannical masters, urge solidarity, and pledge support for Glasgow strikers facing mass dismissal. The crowd backs resolutions to maintain union strength and pursue fair labor conditions.
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Blewitt
Manly Ahan
Glasgow
London
Sharpe
Hume
Carter
Workmen of
Barrie
Scotland
Pryor
Lancashire
Wharmeby
Lon
Butler
Scolime
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Falmouth
H. Mills
John-street
Regentcirens
Piccadilly
Dublin Steam Company
St. Katharina’s
W.d. Smith
Ondon and Westminster ’ Bank
James William Gilbart
Throgmorton-street
March
T. Cox Savory
Cora
Briodreth
Origin Cine
Npw Brandreth
Minas Pola
Biis
Blenheim Sters
Onsieur Mallan and Sons
Great Russell Street
Bloomsbury
Great
Russell-street
Warren
Nick
Killarney
Robert Warren
Gdll., Ltd
Isd
Joseph Weasels
St. Paul
Sanger
Oxford Street
Stradling
Pornhill
Edwards
St. Paul's
Wessels
Kairon Gnathi
Vliny
Messrs. Goss
Goss and Co
MRC
Sorgiona
Lancaster-place Strand
Agis
Paternoster-row
Calton Street
Grafton-enert
Bath
Imperial Parliament
House OF Commons
Newport
Lord Howick
Shell
NAVY
C. Wood
His Majesty
His
Baines
England and
Wales
County Palatine OF
Durham
John Russell
Palatine of Durham
Brotherton
Finn
Arthur Trevor
A. Trevor
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