Abusive Critique of County Magistrates and The Poor
The piece rails against county magistrates and Justices of the Peace for restricting poor recreation and distributing pittance. It condemns Harswell and M Williams for opposing music and comforting the poor, calling for better protection and relief from aristocratic law makers. It also notes the Royal Kent theatre license clash and references Paris papers on Spain’s unrest and insurrectionists stalled by lack of leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremmelves
House of Commons
Middlesex
Harswevt
M'William
Hatswel
M*wiruiam
Messrs. Hats- Well
M‘william
Harswells
M‘willams
Providence
Hats- Wetts
M‘williams
M’williams
Hatswetls
Royal Kent Theatre
Kensington
Duchess of Kent
Quarter Sessions Bench
Messrs
Havsnett
William
Spain and France Tensions Nurture Unrest Across Europe
The piece describes Queen Regent of Spain facing potential censure from the Chamber of Procuradores amid unrest in Spain, and notes French and British reactions. It reports telegraphic dispatches from Madrid and Bayonne about debt talks, military movements, and insurrection suppression, alongside European stock and market tremors and naval mishaps.
Paris Considers November Start For Peer Court Proceedings
Paris dispatch notes the Court of Peers likely to hear the criminal process report in mid November with peers summoned to Paris for the first sittings. Reports also touch on Carlist uprisings, royal remonstrances, and foreign visits including the Prince de Yourville’s Brest-Bordeaux return and Imperial entourage events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Court of Peers
Uiem
Ventéeur
Sted
Pilboa
Don Carlos
Riviera
Bilboa
Journal du Commerce
Prince de Yourville
Brest
Azores
Pari
Pozzo de Bargo
Pontainblean
Prince Galhiutaie
Nicholas
St. Omer
Veysager
Old Bailey This Day New Coat Social Judgment and Transportations
The Recorder, with Aldermen and Sheriff, sentences numerous prisoners including Benjamin Thurnley, Benjamin Alderwood, Robert Nicholls, Henry Sullivan, James Anderson, George Bell, and Love Freerick Hasel dine among others to transportation up to fourteen years. Also listed are many others punished with two years hard labor and solitary confinement to be extended as deemed fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjanin
Burghiry
Frederick Haseldine
Richard Adams
Mirza Putzgerald
Charles Adam Corbyn
James Detts
Henry Iden
William Page
Joseph Burlay
Willian Manley
John Smith
Willits Davies
Charles Miller
Benjamin Green
Jemima Fuller
Richard Burke
William Mann
Edward Hamer
Isaac Rayner
Henry Wells
William Jackson
Mary U
Mysterious Stony Carties Case At Chelsea Bar
Charles Ign and three companions faced a charge of conspiring to rob a Chelsea house owned by Mrs. Ball widow of No 39 Robert Street. A servant testified to seeing men under a bed and a fire alarm, leading to Ign’s arrest. The magistrate found insufficient evidence and discharged him amid questions of the alleged plot.
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Pris Cr
Ies
Cade
Plo
Larner
Chelsea
Panny
Tian
Joan
Mir
Burrell
Markets in Pryor Assess Scarce Fish and High Prices
Markets report scarce fish and dear prices in Pryor and nearby towns. Pork, beef, and poultry show limited availability while vegetables move at slow, seasonal paces. Weather continues to affect supply and pricing as traders note tightened markets.
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Coventganien
Marker
Market report on crop seeds and prices in Clover range
The report notes prices for clover, trefoil, and related seeds with ironed demand. Linseed stocks are small while inquiries rise due to Holland seed advances. figures show 1,574 linseed, 9 mustard, and 84 other seed barrels or bags available amid shifting prices and limited new seed stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Colonial Markets This Day Report on Prices and Trade
Since our last daily report no variation in prices occurred and no significant private contracts were made. Market activity remains insignificant for a Tuesday with imports very light and few transactions suggesting no major revival this year.
Shipping Intelligence This Day
Creek Oct 19 arrivals include the Alfred Loadstone and Selara from Malaga. Other ships arrive from Jamaica New York Trieste Malta and various ports with standard registry notices.
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Lloyd's) Creek
Alfred
Loadstone
Selara
Watts
Malaga
Dowss
Oer
Mary Taylor
Auiley
Trieste
Jemima
Johns
Matayga
Pabnwoorn
Qer
Cricket
Mediterranean
Malta
Gibraltar
Hth
Cadialey
Ore Faumonti
Rapid
Phillips
Vortez
A. Orr Penzasce
Thetis
Jarvis
Aficant
Grhorersten
Itherland
Milburn
Porwash
Kine Reap
Burdon
Quebere
Livenpool
Victoria
Merrell
Freeter
Davison
New York
Janes Ormerad
Chapman
Oporto
Pearl
Nassau
Uie Europe
Clyde
Thalia
Jessie
Sir Wiiant Seult
Quebec
B Aten
Jenkinson
Lisbon
River
Oor
Argos
South Seas
Madisin
Virginia
Michael
Grenada
Oporta
President
Prince Regent
Hudson’s Bay
Lloyd
Singapore
Privy Council sits with tests and fires and travels noted
The Privy Council sits with doors closed amid witness examinations while murderers of Mr. Ashton receive a further respite to November first. Reports cover a Bradford coalpit fire injuring miners, cholera at Fort George barracks, and Mehemet Ali’s Syrian insurrection. Parliament fires at Thundersley spark a large blaze, and Poor Law officials are discussed with Head and Gulstone named for assistant commissioners. Shipping and postal notices outline Atlantic and Lisbon mail operations and new weekly Ostend service.
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Antwerp
Lord Melville
Calais
Lowdloors
Bradford
Leeds Mercury
Bombay
Fort George Barracks
Poonah
Constantinople
Foyria
Mehemet Ali
Augsburg
Alexandria
Syria
Egypt
James Baillie
Bristol
Seamore-place
Thundersley
Rayleigh
Essex
Me Kinckly
Francis Head
George Gulstone
Coventry
Gulstone
Sheridan Knowles
Park Theatre
Hunchback
Morning Chronicle
Foreign Post-Office
Cantiance
Lisbon
Falmouth
His Majesty
Lis Majesty
Firefly
Malta
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Gillies
Peres
Pinnatel
Villar
Molrigo
Conseveri
Franklin
Campbell
Neal
Tipper
Guyzangos
Perexz
Duke of York
Greward Tolands
Stanmer
Ectruse
Lyra
West India Station
America
Livsr
Ostend
London
England
The Play-goer notes on Scott era and two theatre pieces
A theatre review recounts the Lyceum and Adelphi performances. It praises the Lady of the Lake inspired piece Diamond Brig with Wilson and Somerville, plus musical interludes. It also highlights Oscar the Bandits by Pocockh, noting Yates and other actors delivering varied roles with wit and energy.
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Wilson
Somerville Asy
Williams
Williams and Mrs. Grifiths
Guld Man
Privy Council meets to review fire evidence in private session
The Lords of his Majestys Privy Council held a private meeting in the Counal Chamber at one oclock to examine evidence in the late fire case. Ministers present included Viscount Melbourne and Viscount Palmerston with other counsellors and officials in attendance. Several witnesses, including Mr Gurney, were examined before adjournment at five thirty. The French Charge dAffaires visited Viscount Palmerston at the Foreign Office. Viscount Althorp departed for Althorp Park, and Lady Manners Sutton arrived in town after a journey.
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Amajesty
Privy Council
Viscount Melbourne
Earl of Mulgrave
Viscount Palmerston
Secretary Rice
Lord Auckland
Charles Grant
Lord Holland
J. Abercrumby
John Horhhouse
Marquis of Camden
London
Earl of Rosslyn
Till
House of Commons
James Graham
Maule
Treasury
Gurney
House of Lords
Destructive Fire Sparks Mystery and Suspected Reasons
The fire at the House of Lords Thursday evening remains shrouded in mystery as rumors suggest possible accidental neglect or deliberate destruction. Reports cite Miss Wright warning officials about dangerous wood burning in flues, hurried departures of workers, a matches find near Speaker's garden, and rapid spread with distant hearsay from Cheltenham and Dudley about the event. Investigations are ordered by officials to uncover the truth.
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House of Lords
Westminster
Dea
Cooper
Drury-lane
Dudley
Worcestershire
London
Phillips
Testimony on military conduct at the Speaker's house fire
Mr Hume testifies that soldiers and police behaved exemplary while removing furniture and valuables from the Speaker's house. He notes officers and men cooperated to minimize damage, with proper protections in place and no intemperance observed, though there were deficiencies in water and engine power. The firemen showed daring and the operation was well managed overall.
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Hume
Bryanstone-square
Joseph Hume
New Magisterial Arrangements and Wellington’s Colman Remark
Mr Benett of Worship street becomes Hatton Garden magistrate succeeding Serjeant Sellon. Mr Grove, who aided Sir Frederick Roe, is named new magistrate replacing Benett. In Bucks Gazette satire links the Malt Tax to Chandos banner protest at Parliament. George Colman noted by Duke of Wellington in coronation costume. remark echoes hero of Leo. Salbouse fire alarms village. Mr Farman’s barns and wheat stack burn. wind shifts save dwelling but property destroyed. incendiary act suspected.
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Benett
Worship-street
Sellon
Hatton-garden
Grove
Frederick Roe
Lbowaterel
Bucks’ Gazette
Marquis of Chandos
George Colman
Duke OF Wellington
George IV
Colman
Pam
Angelo
Salbouse
Ifr. H. Farman
Talleyrand portrait inspires mixed views in press
A literary notice on Prince Talleyrand’s life and character discusses Edward Churton’s two volume work. It cites public criticism as exaggerated yet highlights Talleyrand’s career across monarchies and republics, urging readers to judge via the book’s extracts and a notable speech on church lands. It mentions his alleged seductions and political pliancy, ending with an extract of his 1789 church lands argument.
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Prince Talleyrand
Edward . Churton
House of Perigord
France
Talleyrand
Louis Philip
Mure
du Barry
Republic
Directory
Consulate
Empire
Artois
Orleans
England
Autun
National Assembly
Maury
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Bayonne
Spain
Mina
Ropit
Awaripez
Eli- Sendo
Chamber of Procuradores
Magesty
Ricent
Menstern
Chamber of Peers
Marshal Grerand
Mospay
Madrid
Idth
la Commission Des Finances de la Chambre
Gurebhard
Chamber of Praeties
Guebhard
Zamalacarreguy
Los Arcos
Villa-Real
Castile
Ulzama
Oguate
St Estevan
Iis
Jaureguy
Villabranca
Brussels
Biberich
Perpetuelles
Cortes
Vienna
Allgemeine Zeitung
Scorpion
Sth
Royal Tar
Duke of Parmenia
Marshal Sarpanua
Zara
Greece
Ionian Islands
Nauplia
Athens
Acropolis
Bourbon
Toulon
Anubis
Nice
Tripoli
Menemer Shakri Bey
Pacna
Pitsis
Wei
Anna Roberts
Jamaica
Demerara
The
Times
Chamber of Proceres
Don Carkis
Ognate
Stock Exchange
India
Tike o’eLeex
Lloyd's
Susana
Webb
Yarmouth
Cardiff
Old Bailey
Police
Congo
Hupachager
Pete
Nitto Clark & Go
Elgin
Iss
East Pene
Shiatas
Felds
Riddell
Detta Stewart
Gel Wall
Wylam
Sfeie Ole
Nitto Bewicke & Ca
Shipping Intelligence
Adelphi
Oscar
Pocuckh
Yates
Binditti
O. Smith
Buck+ stone
Gually
Abs
Daly
Mrs. Honey
Bennett
Harriet Martineau
United States
Liverpool
Brooks
Boston
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