English magistrates oppress the poor with theatre licenses
The passage denounces Middlesex Magistrates and Justices of the Peace for meddling with poor amusements and licensing, accusing them of malice and contempt for the working class. It condemns aristocratic law makers and calls for protection of poor rights, criticizing the Royal Kent theatre licensing and urging reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Middlesex
Hatswell
M.william
Harswel
M‘whlliam
Messrs. Hacs-Well
M‘wiilliam
Hatswetes
M‘williams
Has- Wwells
Mr Williams
M'Williams
Hatswells
Royal Kent Theatre
Kensington
Duchess of Kent
Quarter Sessions Bench
Messrs
HaLawet
Wittian
Stylin
Queen Regent’s Remonstrance Sparks Debate in Spain
A royal protest reportedly addressed the Chamber of Procuradores in strong terms is discussed, with observers doubting its impact while noting potential moves to strip the queen’s guardianship over her daughter. The Times reports Madrid and Bayonne dispatches on debt, military actions, and political maneuvering across Europe, including Zumalacarreguy’s forces near Los Arcos and ongoing threats to stability in France, Lisbon, and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Chamber of Procuradores
Moniteur
Chamber of Peers
Paris
France
Marshal Geranp
the Times
Market Rumors and Wool Trade Turmoil Deepens
The morning dispatch from Paris and Madrid brings vague stock news and a faltering money market. Stop-pages hit large wool houses, with one Canadas trader reported closed. Reports cite wool speculation and bank discount refusals as motives. Shipping loss noted as Susannah, Webb foundered off Yarmouth with one crew member drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Madrid
Spain
Canadas
Anna Roberts
Jamaica
Demerara
New York
The
Times
French Papers Report November Court Session Start
The Paris Court of Peers will likely receive the criminal process report by mid November and invite peers to Paris for the first sitting. The Bilboa Viking tale is dismissed as a fable. cholera wanes in Bilboa but rages in Carlist hands. Prince Tourville reached Brest from the Azores and Count Pozzo de Borgo plans a grand fete on the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bayonne
Spain
Mina
Ropil
Derey
Eli§ondo
Bilboa
Mont
Court of Peers
Moniteur
Don Carlos
Lth
Journal du Commerce
Prince de Tourville
Brest
Azores
Pozzo de Borgo
Old Bailey Sentences Read In Court This Day
The Recorder with Aldermen and Sheriffs passed sentences after the session. Death sentences for burglary robbery and stabbing. transportation terms for several offenders. fourteen years for two. seven years for many. two years for misdemeanors. Additional prisoners to endure solitary confinement in this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Court
Benjamin Thornley
Benjamin Underwood Alias
Nicholson
Robert Nicholls
Henry Sullivan
James Anderson
George Bell
Frederick Haseldine
Richard Adams
Eliza Fitzgerald
Charles Adam Corbyn
James Betts
Henry Eden
Willian Page
Joseph Burton
William Manley
John Smith
William Davies
Charles Miller
Benjamin Green
Jemima Fuller
Richard Burke
William Mann
Edward Homer
Isaac Rayner
Henry Wells
William Jackson
Mary Hemmins
Thomas Peacock
John Law
William Carter
John Shuffrey
John Thomas
James Brown
William Cooper
John Lennard
Noah Beattie
Samuel Newton
James Pedlar
Thomas’ Pamphilion
William Baxter
George Smith
Alias Pink Smith
William John Busby
John Jones
Frederick Man
John Joyce
Cornelius Bowen
Mary Bromley
Frederick Ellicott
Simeon Hudson
William Langley
John Clarke
Mark Breely
James Yeoman
Samuel Halford
James Daking
Joan Lane
William Clarke
William Johnston
John Barry
James Cooper
Johan Clarke
Thomas Wells
Harp Lappurk
House of Correction
James Davies
John Bennett
Mysterious Chelsea burglary attempt and servant cautioned
Charles Ham faced a Chelsea bar with three accomplices in a suspected plan to rob Mrs. Hall’s house at No 30 Robert Street. Fanny Freeman, the house servant, testified she found two strangers under a bed. Ham denied involvement and claimed to be courting Freeman. The magistrate found the case suspicious but insufficient to detain, and Ham was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen-Square
Charles Ham
Burrell
Mr. Larner
King’s Road
Chelsea
Fanny Freemoan
Hungerford Market Report Shows Scarce Fish and Steady Meat Prices
Prices remain high for fish at Hungerford and Billingsgate as the killed meat market gains a touch of activity with cooler weather. Beef and pork prices hold near Saturday levels while partridges pheasants and other games show price ranges, vegetables mimic Covent garden pricing but stock is sparse. Hay and clover stay around 10 to 105s and straw at 34s with a fair market supply observed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungerford Market
Billingsgate
Smithfield
Buef
Covent-garden
Wilitemn F. Hayy
Stragaa
Eeneee Og
Seed Market Prices and Arrivals Report
Seed market shows red clover from 40s to 56s, some ndables moved forward while foreign arrivals not yet offered. White seed and trefoil quiet, brown mustard high at 13s, canary dull, rape and linseed steady, coriander and carraway slow with no change. Winter tares 6d to 3d per bushel, hemp seed stock small but demand up due to Dutch price rise. Arrivals: 170 qr tares, 574 linseed, 648 rape, 134 mustard, 349 various seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Colonial Markets Today Report Of Slow Trading
Since our last daily report prices unchanged and private contracts minimal. No significant activity anticipated this Tuesday as imports run very light and speculative inflows remain scarce.
Shipping Intelligence This Day From Lloyds
Creix and Downs report arrivals from Malaga Jamaica Matanzas New York and other ports. Vessels listed include Alfred Sclara York Ontario Jemima Fire Fly Rapid Penzance Thetis Sunderland Burden Victoria Hector James Ormerod Pearl Europe Clyde Thalia Jessie Sir William Scott Eilen Argos Madisin Michael President Prince Regent Lloyds Singapore and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s
Creix
Alfred
Sandstone
Sclara
Watts
Malaga
Downs
Anna
Roberts
Jamaica
Orr
Airley
Trieste
Jemima
Johns
Falmouth
Fire Fly
Mediterranean
Malta
Gibraltar
Wich
Cadiz
Orr Fatmouth
Rapid
Phillips
Vortezza
Orr Penzance
Thetis
Jarvis
Alicant
Glouceston
Sunderland
Milburn
Pugwash
King Road
the Burden
Quebec
Liverpool
Victoria
Merrell
Hector
Davison
New York
James Ormerod
Chapman
Oporto
Pearl
Nassau
Europe
Clyde
Thalia
Jessie
Sir William Scott
Eilen
Jenkinson
Lisbon
River
Argos
South Seas
Madisin
Virginia
Michael
Grenada
President
Prince Regent
Hudson’s Bay
Singapore
Fire and trials dominate busy Dowining Street pages
Reports detail ongoing privy council hearings with witnesses and a suspected accident caused fire, delays in murder case, and delays to November. Shipping news notes arrival of ships from Rotterdam Antwerp and Calais with cargoes. Coal pit explosion injures four near Bradford. Cholera at Fort George barracks. Mehemet Ali and Syria turmoil update. Parliament fires at Thundersley. Poor Law reform appointments discussed. Foreign post service updates and mail ship schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downinng-Street
Privy Council
Ashton
General Steam Navigation Company
London
Rotterdam
Attwood
Antwerp
Lord Melville
Calais
Low Moor
Bradford
Leeds Mercury
Bombay
Fort George
Poonah
Constantinople
Syria
Mehemet Ali
Augsburg
Alexandria
Egypt
Porte
Janes Baillie
Bristol
Leawore-place
Thundersley
Rayleigh
Essex
Hrinckly
Francis Head
George Gulstone
Coventry
Gulstone
Sheridan Knowles
Park Theatre
Hunchback
William Tell
Foreign Post-Office
Houce
Lisbon
Falmouth
Pike
His Majesty
Firefly
Malta
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Adam
Houston
Shaw
Fitzmayer
Parker
Courtney
Houghon
Jacob M'Nichol
Trevor
Gillies
Pezes
Pinnatel
Villar
Rodrigo
Conseveri
Franklin
Campbell
M‘neal
Tipper
Guyzangos
Perez
Duke of York
Leeward Islands
Stanmer
West India Station
America
Liverpool
Ostend
England
The Play-goers at the Lyceum and Adelphi
The Lyceum presents a short musical piece Ciamond Brig with strong Scottish tunes and solid performances by Wilson, Miss Somerville, Williams, and Mrs. Griffiths. The Adelphi hosts Oscar the Bandit a brisk, cleverly plotted drama featuring Yates, O Smith Buckstone Mrs Daly Mrs Honey and W Bennett with a noted denouement and smart dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Miss Somerville
Williams
Griffiths
Herald
Adelphi
Oscar
Pocock
Yates
Banditti
O. Smith
Buckstone
Daly
Honey
Privy Council Meets Over Fire Inquiry at Council Chamber
The Lords of Privy Council held a private 1 PM meeting to examine fire evidence. Ministers present included Viscount Melbourne Palmerston and Lord Auckland, with several Privy Councillors and officials attending. Witnesses were examined and the session adjourned at 5:30 PM. The French charge d affaires visited Palmerston, Althorp departed for Althorp Park, and Lady Manners Sutton arrived in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council
Viscount Melbourne
Earl of Mulgrave
Viscount Palmerston
Rice
Lord Auckland
Charles Grant
Lord Holland
J. Abercromby
John Hobhouse
Foreign Office
Viscount Althorp
Althorp Park
Northamptonshire
Lady Manners Sutton
Destructive Parliament Fire Raises Suspicion Aftermath
The fire that devastated the House of Lords and Parliament is under suspicion of arson. Reports claim Miss Wright warned officials hours earlier about dangerous workmen, and witnesses describe simultaneous outbreaks and scattered rumors. Investigations are ordered by Under-Secretary Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Weatminster
Hereford
London
Cheltenham
Cooper
Drury-lane
Bush Inn
Dudley
Worcestershire
Lyndon
Phillips
Military at the Fire Exonerates Soldiers and Firemen
In London on Oct 18, witness Joseph Hume testifies the military and police behaved exemplary while removing furnishings from the Speaker's house. He notes no intoxication, praise for arrangements, and that only water quantity and engine supervision were deficient amid the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume
Bryanstone-square
Joseph Hume
New Magistrates named in Hatton-garden and Bow
Benett of Worship-street is succeeded at Hatton-garden by a Mr Grove who assisted Sir Frederick Roe at Bow serety. The Bucks Gazette notes banners will mark Chandos's challenge to the Ministry over the Malt Tax amid agricultural interests at Parliament. Occurrence of a Salhouse fire endangers barns and a wheat stack on Mr H Farman's premises with swift village aid. incendiary suspicion remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benett
Worship-street
Sellon
Hatton-garden
Grove
Frederick Roe
Bowserety
Bucks’ Gazette
Marquis of Chandos
Geerce Colman
Duke OF Westington
George FV
George Colman
Duke of Wellington
Colman
Pam
Loo
Angelo
Nic
Salhouse
Life of Talleyrand praised and blamed in review
A long critical notice discusses the Life of Prince Talleyrand arguing the work exposes his moral and political profligacy and versatility in power. It quotes Talleyrand’s 1790 speech on church lands, condemning clerical wealth, urging national ownership and sacrifice for public welfare, and previews continued critique. It ends by noting a New York Papers’ remark on Miss Harriet Martineau’s oratory and Liberty advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Talleyrand
Edward Burton
House of Perigord
France
Talleyrand
Louis Philip
Persnns
du Barry
Republic
Directory
Empire
Artois
Orleans
England
Autan
National Assembly
Maury
Agno
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monnay
la Commission Des Finances de la Chambre Des
Chambre Des Procuradores
Guebhard
Chamber of Procures
Zumalacarreguy
Los Arcos
Villa-Real
Castile
Alzama
Ognate
St. Fatevan
Jaureguy
Villa-Franca
Brussels
Biberich
Perpetuelles
Cortes
Guebard
Vienna
Allgemeine Zeitung
Royal Tar
Duke of Parmenta
Marshal Savpanna
Zara
Greece
Tonian Islands
Nauplia
Athens
Acropolis
Parthenon
Bourbon
Taly
Toulon
Anubis
Nice
Tripoli
Mehemet Shakr Bey
Chamber of Praceres
Goebhard Soan
Stock Exchange
India
Susannah
Webb
Yarmouth
Cardiff
Old Bailey
Police
Chester
East Percy
Elgin
Gosforth
Fellen Main
Heaton
Holywell
Pontop Windsor
Ditto Newmarch
Shipcote Annes Eeeseee
Ditto Perkins
Silkatone, Field & Co
Ditto Riddell
South Hartley
Ditto Stewart
Tanfield
Ditto
Wall’s End Walker
Ditto Bewicke & Co
Wylam
Shipping Intelligence
Liferature
Harrier
Martingan
United States
Brooks
Boston
New York Paper
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