Venetian Story and Ships for Dublin and Belfast
Public notice for the steam packet Wm Fawcett setting sail from Union stairs near the Tower on Sunday March 30 at noon, calling at Plymouth and Falmouth with cargo and passenger send offs to Dublin. Also includes advertisements for Fly's Herb Pills and Ching's Worm Lozenges with details on origins, offices, and prices.
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Falmouth
WM. Fawcett
J. P. Campbell
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Uncertain European marriage moves and army reform
From Paris reports a proposed ascent of Princess Clementine to the Spanish throne via marriage, amid editorials on Maria Christina. Paris dispatches also detail the broken Duke of Orleans-Wurttemberg match, royal ordinances reducing the army, and protests by the Society of the Rights of Man.
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Carlsruhe
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Spain
Don Carlos
Journal Des Debats
Maria Christina
Brussels and German papers and distant notices
News briefs from Brussels Vienna and Belgrade report Prince Royal’s health improving after a day of rest and a good night. Dr Clarke summoned to London. Dutch troop movements near the frontier spark invasion rumors. Iron railroad law to be discussed. Belgian funds and city loans quoted. Belgrade notes a double wedding of governor’s twin daughters and distant courtings as Austrian tours approach.
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Allgemeine Zeitung
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Buenos Ayres and Brazil Mails Received This Day
Summary of reader notes from Buenos Ayres news with dispatches on Corrientes Paraguay tensions. Reports confirm tranquil Buenos Ayres, dangers from Paraguay, movements by Artigas, and potential military measures if conflict escalates. Includes notices of elections and a British mission appointing a lieutenant at Falkland Islands for protection of rights.
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Brazil
Mander
South America
Falkland Islands
Forei
Philip ¥. Gore
Guido
Republic
Philip Y. Gore
Fay
Repeal of the Union Urged by Guild and Bakers Meeting
A Friday gathering of the Union petitioners from the Guild of St George and the Johnneyman Bakers adopted resolutions urging Parliament to repeal the Legislative Union. They appointed a committee to prepare petitions to both Houses, praising loyal efforts and denouncing the union’s effects while thanking the chair and supporters. Executions of Dooley and Dwyer for arson and rape were reported with brief notes on their prayers.
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Kevear’s-lane
Christopher
John Harrison
Booker
Souris
J. B. Clue
Thomas Reynolds
Christopher Carroll
Ross
Earl of Shrewsbury
House of Lords
O'Connell
House of Commons
Meath
Lawrence Kelly
Sendalstown
Krabazon
Stackallen
National Fund
Dublin
Daniel Dooley
Edward Dwyer
Advantages of Trades Unions to the Editor of the True Sun
A letter argues unions protect workers from wage reductions, preventing a race to the bottom that harms all trades. It notes that wage cuts spark shared hardship, asserts unions require lodge consent for reductions, and questions whether emigrants under oath knew illegal actions. It calls for warning unionists before prosecutions.
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THE
True Sun
Westminster magistrates hold licences and O'Dwyer injured
Morning Advertiser notes an adjourned annual meeting for victuallers licences in Westminster parishes at Bow Street to examine new applications. It reports Mr O Dwyer M P’s accident near Leamington on the Nimrod coach with injuries to his left leg but no fractures, and outlines a pair of art engravings by Westall and Martin illustrating biblical scenes for a new monthly publication with the 31st issue upcoming.
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Leicestershire
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Langham
Portland Place
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Peni 15
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Haddon
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Throgmor- Odestreet
M. James's
Aucon
Mee
Spencer Ian
Ruiny
Righton
London
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New Slaughter's
Bennett and Co
Board of Health
Bennett
Trafalgar-place
Charing Cross
St. Martin’s Church
Messrs. Butler
Cheapside
St. Paul's Churchyard
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Newberry and Sons
St. Paul's Church
Evan Edwards
St. Paul's
Sutton and Co
Bow Church
Nix's
Royal Exchange
Bailey
Three Nuns Inn
Aldgate High
Sharwood
Bishopsgate Street
Farley
Mark Lane
Woodhouse
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Londonbridge
Pink
High-street
Borough
Rouse
Decorator
Fitzroy-place
Southwark-bridge-road
Pewington
Causeweys
Pantheon
J.G. Chard
Fleet-street
Knaggs, and Co
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Quadrant
Elton
Swallow-passage
Oxford Street
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Blair
Thomas Prout
Strand
Temple Bar
Francis Burdett
Croker
Admiralty
Liberty of Westminster
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Westminster
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Covent Garden
St. Clement Danes
St. Mary-le- Strand
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M.P
Drogheda
Kerin
Nimrod
O'Dwyer
Soatham
Leamington
Dublin
Westall
Martin
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Martian
Hagar
Ishmael
Surrey Adjourned Sessions At Newington Young Thief Transported
Ephraim Folly aged 18 was convicted of stealing twenty pounds of lead from unfinished premises and sentenced to transportation for fourteen years. William Reed was indicted for receiving the same goods knowing it to be stolen and found not guilty. The chairman urged Folly on a second offense noting his prior failed reform.
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Lords OF the Treasury
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Broad-street
Bloomakery
King’s Street
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Bloomsbury
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Tottenham
Middlesex
Cory
Lerrim
Albion
Star
Loomsbury
King-street
Gudreae
R. Hedger
Ephraim Folly
Pone Bender
William Reed
Folly
Reed
Colonial Markets Update This Day
Market activity remains static with no fresh movement in prices or buyers. Sugar and coffee show limited demand with small advances. rum and molasses markets mixed with price fluctuations, while whale oil and sperm oil command higher bids.
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Barbadoes
Brkly Vt
Demararato Renners
Java
B.P
Jamaica
Demerara
Sumatra
Boheas
Conguys
Shipping Intelligence From Lloyds This Day Arrivals List
Shipping intelligence lists arrivals from multiple ports including Ramsgate Dover Hastings and Orr Marcate with ships such as General McLean Elizabeth Philemon Brothrook Atlis Zelia Westerhotten and Fame from various origins like Newry Belfast St Thomas's New York Sierra Leone Jago de Qaha Lisbon Catels Hamburgh Rotterdam Leith and Guernsey with dates March 25 and related notes.
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Manca
M‘lean
Carpe Coast
Ramscate
Marca
Elizabeth
Wallace
Newry
Philemon
Smith
Brothrook
Walton
Westport
Dover
Atlis
Jones
Belfast
Bienstock Kylhe
St. Thomas's
Zelia
Heckfeldt
Philadelphia
Westerhotten
Schroder
New York
Orr Hastings
Manon
Fanby
Dowling
Sierra Leone
Fame
Attwood
St. Jago de Qaha
Bombay
Hellaway
China
Mazon
Cleopatra
Brilliant
Lisbon
Julia
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Crosby
Hamburgh
Sapers
Rotterdam
Ocean
Leith
Pomons
Guernsey
House divisions by public count proposed in 1834 report
A select committee reports that tickets and name cards cannot reliably record division votes. They propose counting in two lobbies with two tellers and two clerks, inscribing names on paper as members enter and exit, and directing the minority to the lobby. They estimate a 90 minute division for 400 members and defend public disclosure with the Speaker's sanction. March 31, 1834. Paisley Advertiser notes Sir Daniel Sandford’s lead in Paisley election.
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