PACKETS OF THE COMPANY TO BEGIN RUNNING AT CALAIS AND BRIGHTON
Notice announces that the Steam Packets will commence running from Calais and Brighton in April with offices in London and at ports listing contacts for applications for shares and information. It details agents at Lombard Street and various London and seaside offices, plus directions to obtain prospectuses and plans.
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General Steam Navigation Company
Hamburg
Rotterdam
Messrs. Hall
Wharfingers
Custom House Quay
Black
Brighton
Scates
Ramsgate
Carter
Margate
Messrs. Cowie and Son
Fores
Newsper-ofice
Martin’sjeGrand
Colman
Forin Croas
Underwiod
Haymarket
Ognor Improvement Company
Messrs
Vere
Sapte
London Tavern
Arrival of Hamilton Opens Talks for Oriental Republic Treaty
The article notes the arrival of Mr. Hamilton, Minister Plenipotentiary of Great Britain, in the Oriental Republic quarter to negotiate a commercial treaty. The scene marks a step toward improved relations and trade arrangements between Britain and the Oriental Republic.
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Hamilton
Great Britain
Opposition Meeting Over Church Building Plan in Paisley
A Paisley meeting in opposition to church building policies criticized the Establishment for inflated seating statistics and alleged profiteering. Speakers accused the government of a deep scheme to tax the public and urged petitions to Parliament, with a large committee formed to organize signatures and advocate action. The provost received thanks as the largely full venue reflected public interest in church accommodation.
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Edinburgh
Kennedy
William Aitken
House of Peers
William Melvin
House of Commons
A. G. Speirs
Paisley
Lord Roseberry
David Ritchie
Perthshire Election Riots Prompt Tory Complaints In Scotland
The Perthshire vote sparked Tory protests alleging voter intimidation by lawless mobs. A recent Crieff riot trial ended with acquittals as juries found not proven or not guilty. The Morning Chronicle notes violence was minor and criticizes use of troops, calling the affair trivial and a poor pretext for interference with elections.
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Perthshire
Sir George Murray
Supreme Criminal Court of Scotland
Crieff
Scotland
England
Cooningham
King’s Bench
Morning Chronicle
Spring Assizes Home Circuit Lewes Opening of Session
The March 24 proceedings report a crowded Lewes court with thirty five prisoners in the calendar. Cases include unlawful entry to poach on Mr. Pelham's wood with guns, plus counterfeiting with shillings, forgery, burglary, embezzlement and theft. At Nisi Prius Judge Gaselee presides over seventeen causes, four on special juries. Three constables testified about a Brighton coin counterfeiting operation at 19 Egremont Street. Linnington Wymark Allen were found guilty of coining. Linnington also guilty of assisting. Sentencing deferred. Duke of Cleveland announces a dinner for late ministers at Cleveland House on April 5.
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Lewes
Marcon
Crown Sipe
Lord Devman
Janes Linnington
John Wymark
Wm. Allen
Long
Mr. Hollist
Walsh
Lionington
Solomon
Penfold
Wise
Brighton
Egremont-street
Linnington
Wymark
Allen
Alleo
Paris
Sophia Rost
Caleb Edward Powell
Imprisonment for Debt Debate in Dublin Letter
A Dublin letter to the True Sun discusses Sir John Campbell's proposed bill in the House of Commons. It warns Irish commercial leaders that insolvency law reform and the publicizing of insolvent discharges could empower creditors and threaten business interests amid factional quarrels.
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THE
True Sun
Dublin
John Campbell
House of Commons
Ireland
Sir John
Inisa
The Dorsetshire Labourers Letter to the Weekly Paper
A Dorsetshire journeyman carpenter writes from Savoyard March 23 praising a Finsbury motion aiding labourers oppressed by harsh laws. He fears sacrifice of public spirit but urges petitions across the kingdom to gather names, hoping to place the matter on the table for discussion.
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THE
True Sun
Savoyharf
Sik
Geldspink
Dorsetshire
Finsbury
Finsbury’s
Freedom
Tam
Mr Kean Shines in Richard III at Edinburgh Theatre
The Edinburgh Observer praises Mr Kean as a great rising star, delivering a powerful Richard III and Sir Giles Overreach. Crowded houses, fervent applause, and a deep silent awe mark the performances, with standout scenes highlighting his bold tyrant portrayal and thoughtful, reflective moments. The review urges a swift repeat engagement.
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Mr. Kean
Bia
Hamlet
Richard
Sir Giles
Kean
Edinburgh
Duke of Devonshire Hosts Grand Dinner Tomorrow
COUNTRY MARKETS. The Duke of Devonshire will give a grand dinner to-morrow to a circle of thirty, and in the evening an assembly will be held.
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Duke of Devonshire
Lichfield Races Trials and Doncaster St Leger Odds
Sporting notes from Lichfield report Trial Stakes at 10 sovs each mile with Presto Fidelio Luck and others. Yearling Stakes include Sister to Alias Charlotte Rosetta Triton and Sister to Pre. Farmers Plate unused. latest odds from Chester Cup Doncaster St Leger show Abbas Mirza Lambkin Birdlime Red Rover Manchester Giovanni The Cardinal and others with varied odds.
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Lichfield
T. Evans
Mr. Finden
Mr. Mott
Roscue
Tony Lumpkin
T.Y.C
Mr. Giffard
Charlotte
Rosetta
Royal Oak
Mr. Massey
Triton
Mr. T. Evans
Abbas Mirza
Lambkin
Birdlime
Red Rover
Manchester
Giovanni the Cardinal
Amina
Doncaster
ST. Leger
Aget Coripianus
Jupiter
Ridsdale
Intimidation at Elections Abolished by Oath Requirement
Abstract of a bill to prevent threats at elections mandates an oath before voting. Electors must swear they vote uninfluenced by intimidation or threats to themselves or relatives. officials may administer gratis on demand or forfeit fines. Violations carry fines and possible imprisonment. repeat offenses may bar voting in parliamentary elections. Affected witnesses may testify even if they voted.
List of Tellers and MPs Voting for Motion on Election Interference
A partial record lists the majority of 163, including tellers, who voted for the original motion to appoint a committee to inquire into acts of interference with the freedom of election. Names include Adam, Admiral Hawes, Perrin, Leith Phillips, Heathcote, Labouchere, Burdon, Gordon, O’Brien, O’Connell, and many peers and MPs. The document notes a lynching-related division line and identifies Grey, Steuart, Seale, and H. Seale among tellers.
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Setanerans
Sir R
Wewyereny
BI Adam
Admiral Hawes
Benjamin Perrin
L. Spiecby
Ee. A. Hay
Leith Phillips
G R. Heathcote
J. Pines
William Baines
E. Heathcote
R.E. Potter
Richard Baring
F. Heron
R. Poyntz
W. 8
Barnard
G. Hindley
Charles Power
P. Berkeley
Craven Hobhouse
Sir J. Price
Sir R. Bernal
R. Hodges
T. L. Pryme
G Bewes
Thomas Hopkins
K. Ramaden
J.C. Bish
Thomas Howard
Hon. E. Rice
Blamire
W. Hutt
W. Robinson
G. Bowring
Dr. Johnston
A. Roche
W. Drady
D. C. Kemp
T. BR. Rolfe
R. M. Brian
H. Kerry
Earl
Joshua Carter
Bonham —Lefevre
S. Sheil
R. L. Cerenees
Littleton
St. Charlesstece Af
Lord Tuk
C. A. Duncombe
Morpeth
Lord Ate
J. K. Dandas
T. Mullins
F. W. Villiers
C. P. Dundas
J.C. Musgrave
Sir R. Wakley
Thomas Ebrington
Lord Murray
J. Walker
R. Evans
George O’brien
C. Walker
C. A. Ewart
William O’brien
Wallace
R. Fergus
J. O'Connell
M. Watbeaton
H. Ferguson
Robert O'Connell
Morgan Wemyss
Ca Ferguson
Sir Ronald O’ Connell
John Whalley
Capt
Fred. Wyse
Thomas Grota
George Parnall
Henry Gully
J. Parrott
J. Ballyberton
Loni D. Pattison
J. Harvey
W P
Lynch
A. H
Names of Windsor and Canterbury election petition committees
The Windsor committee consists of Sir J. Graham as Chairman with Sir E. Scott, Sir H. Verney, Hon R. H. Clive, P. Posey, H. Wilson, W. Long, W. Blamire, E. 8. King, J. E. Vivian and R. Alston. The Canterbury committee is led by Mr. Dugdale, with Sir C. Vere, Sir C. Coote, Hon J. Hope, H. Hanmer, T. Duffield, G. E. Welby, H. B. Baring, H. T. Winnington, W. S. Crawford and J. H. Lowther.
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Windsor
J. Graham
Sir E. Scott
H. Verney
Hon
R.H. Clive
P. Posey
H. Wilson
W. Long
W. Blamire
King
J. E. Vivian
R. Alston
Canterbury
Mr. Dugdale
Sir C. Vere
C. Coote
J. Hope
H. Hanmer
T. Duffield
G. E. Welby
H. B. Baring
H. T. Winnington
W.S. Crawford
J. H. Lowther
Greenwich Parx
Greenwich
Observatory
Royal Naval Asylum
Gravesend
Royal Hospital
Duchess of Kent
Kensington Palace
Secon Victoria
Astronomical Society
Somerset House
Duke of Sussex
Metropolitan Police
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O Bell
Bailie Donaldson
Edinburgh
Shipping Intelligence shows mixed vessel arrivals and origins
Shipping news reports several arrivals including the John from MagPogtamoora Marca and the Maria from Johneva ftlL, plus vessels such as the Augustus from Meeritius and the Canada from New ark. Other ships named include the Hend doll from Nassau, the Girafe from Good Hopes, the Hebe from Bahia, and the Hunley from Lagana with limited day arrivals noted.
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Edo Hanks
Yi He
John’ House
Mag -Pogtamoora
Marca
Nassau
Plywopra
Marca Ra
Maria
Johneva
Saunderson
Canada
Briter
Newark
River
Banc
Hebe
Bahia
Hunley
Lagana
Active
Rostock
Amelia
Dentaic
Angelina
Koningsberg
Colonial Markets This Day
Market reports show little business with steady prices. Cotton and wool trade remains lively with many sales for speculation. Bengal, Madras, and Jamaica goods sold, prices steady to higher. Exports and imports listed include sugar, cotton, wool, and coffee alongside custom-house tallies.
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Perent
Ile
Bengal
Madras
Corree
Jamaica
Ander
B. P
Demerara
Normecs
St. Domingo
Brazil
Ceylon
Batavia
Lord John Russell Bill for Voter Registration Reform
The article reports Lord John Russell's bill to regulate voters in England and Wales, with changes in voter list formation and costs for objections. It notes alterations to borough voter qualifications, risks of removal between registration and election, and arguments about simplifying rating to improve the Reform Act's con agency. Also included are brief notices on Jamaica, Ireland, and tributes to notable figures and events.
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John Russell
England
Wales
Lee de Mercury
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London Marble and Stone Working Company
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