Invasion of Bastan Forces and Royal Movements
Insurgent routes into Bastan are struck at three points, with two columns reaching deserts on the 27th while a third led by Ronit aims for Lezaca. the Pretender retreats toward Roncesvalles as Pampeluna forces pursue from a fortress. Reports from Bayonne and Bordeaux note Queen Adelaide's donations and a Russian Austrian royal meeting rumor, while a debate on stamp duties and the American press contrasts taxed and untaxed systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastan
Ropit
Lezaca
Janta
Aranaz
Ronit
Eld
Eyrie
Roncesgalles
Pampelena
Zumalacarreguy
Zuberi
Bayonne
Journal de Paris
Bordeaux
Self portrait of a radical MP Buckingham and critic’s view
A London newspaper review analyzes a radical member's parliamentary conduct, praising his honesty and frequent attendance while noting a small clash over his stance toward the press and drunkenness remarks. It also recounts a hardship case of a young newsman Brown charged with robbery, whose case drew local sympathy and bail offers after aiding a man in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
Sheffield
Buckinchan
Was
London
Drankennes
Buckinghan
Brown
Union
Kent-road
Blackheath
Exposed Robbery Case Sparks Crown Court Ire
A young man accused of theft is remanded after a chaotic night when a drunken witness identified him as the robber. The man, supported by respectable witnesses, faces a second examination as magistrates struggle to weigh loose testimony and protect reputations amid police custody and public scrutiny. The Times discusses tea duties and proposals to shift to a fixed rate, arguing it would aid the poor and revenue alike by reducing fraud and price distortions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
New Cross
Greenwich
Union-hall
Soi-Disant
Times
East India Company
Bohea
Congou
Twankay
England
Tea grade disputes and reform talks echo in Parliament
A parliamentary discussion reexamines whether tea grades such as bohea and congou can be reliably distinguished. While some officials claim clear detectability by smell and taste, others doubt the difficulty is real. The debate touches on proposed duty changes and broader fiscal critique, noting alleged improper patronage and profits within government-linked offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Contros
India House
Hunt
H. Exits
China
WynRow
Congou
Board of Trade
Winrow
Westminster Review
Market Report From The City Money and Bond Prices
Owing to Sunday there is no new market commentary from Madrid and Sanish stock remains buoyant with tiny changes. Colonial markets are dull with Jamaica reports noting tranquility. East India sale disruptions persist as buyers demand three months terms, while Consols hover near 90 and money markets stay quiet across exchanges.
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Madrid
Hamburgh Mail
Skylark
Jamaica
Cataloa
Later India Company
East India Company
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Lloyd’s
England
Port Antonio
India
Spaniah
London Adjourned Sessions Confirms Acquittal in Speech Case
The Recorder dismissed the conviction of William Little, a Doctors' Commons porter, for obstructing the highway. The judgment followed adjourned sessions after Aldermen Venables and another official found no specific act of obstruction was proven, ending the prosecution over the St Paul’s Churchyard entrance job waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Little
Alderman Venables
Doctors’ Commons
St. Paul's Church
Drunken Mary Beckington Charged With Pocket Theft
Police report from Queen Square recounts Mrs. Jane Beckington, repeatedly fined for drunkenness, held for trial after allegedly stealing a purse containing 93 shillings and sixpence from Mrs. Fitken of Upper Garden Street. Money found hidden in Beckingtons shoes at the station. Also, John Simmons, twelve, charged with intent to rob a garden in Fulham. he claims he was only seeking bird nests while the gardener notes broader garden thefts. Simmons admits nothing, father to be summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Square
Jane Beckington
Burrell
Fitken
Upper Garden-street
Auxhall Bridge-road
Rossine Gardens
John Simmons
Groves
Northend
Fulham
Robert Thomas
Ae White
Mr. White
John Scott Lillie
Shipping Intelligence Grand List of Arrivals and Origins
Shipping intelligence notes numerous arrivals from Constantinople Jamaica Jamaica Leghorn Sicily Cadiz Newfoundland St. Vincent Grenada Odessa Nantes Memela Jamaica Leghorn and other ports. Vessels include Sadier Velocity Jane Duna Lord Brougham Skylark Margaret James Dunn Constantine Kan 0 Leyland Adelaide Mary Leona Ariel Chieftain Carbineer Fortune Swiftsure John Elizabeth Grace Wheaton and others with arrival dates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Lloyd’s
Creeg
Sadier
Constantinople
Downs
Ata
Jamaica
Saorenam
Ave
Jane Duna
Loney
Quebec
Portsmouth
Lord Brougham
Peacock
Falmouth
Aud
Skylark
Margaret
Bruce
Licata
James Dunn
Forte
Aston
Gloucester
Constantine
Berry
Liverpool
Kan 0
Rees
Odessa
Oswald
Nantes
Laura
Ricketts
Memela
Clype
Leyland
Cleland
Adelaide
Leghorn
Mary
Constance
Sicily
Newcastle
Leona
Ariel
Cadiz
Jupus
Chieftain
St. Vincent's
Carbineer
Newfoundland
Fortune
Greenland
Swiftsure
John
Antigua
Juhn
St. Kitt’s
Elizabeth
Grenada
Grace
Wheaton
Lisbon
Berd Market Report and Sentencing at Wakefield Assizes
Market news shows mustard and linseed firmness with limited supply and weak rape. Prices listed for winter tares and various grains, with imports of linseed and rape noted. A separate note reports Baron Gurney sentencing Walker to fourteen years transportation for embezzling employer funds, stirring local sentiment in the West Riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berd
Baron Gurney
Hespe Secessary
Wakefeld
Walker
Messrs
Binney
West Riding
Doncas
Marie Antoinette at Kensington Theatre Praised Debut
The Kensington theatre reopens with Moncrieff's historical drama Marie Antoinette or The Lover of Royalty. Miss Poole and Mrs. Cramer give strong Antoinette and Louise roles, while A Afr. Denvil as the mad lover shows effort. The house drew an elegant crowd and earned hearty applause.
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Thalia
Moncreiff
Marie Antoinette
Burn
National Theatres
Kensington Theatre
Lestocq
Paris
Anber
Gustavus
Kensington
Moncrieff
Thither
England
Mr. Moncrieff
Antoinette
Louise
Miss Poole
Essay on the Deaf and Dumb by J H Curtis
A review praises J H Curtis for early infancy medical treatment of congenital deafness. It highlights restored speech in Silena Hewitt and urges medical scrutiny before asylum placement. The piece extols Curtis’s broader ear and eye studies and recommends his related pamphlet to youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Curtis
Silena Hewitt
Curtis
Department of Medical Science
Amateur Festival Notice Sparks Debate Over Royal Attendance
The letter to the editor discusses the amateur musical festival, noting potential public interest and concerns over organizers paying performers versus offering compensation. It mentions the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria delaying signified attendance and hints at the festival’s promotional conflict with royal expectations. The piece also references a forthcoming sale of public houses and property in London as part of unrelated local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sra
Marek
Kent
Victoria
Pal
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Konigasberg
Berlin
Austria
Russia
America
United States
Europe
New York
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van Diemen’s Land
Singapore
Nnde
Hobart
France
Belgium
Portugal
Lord Brovonam
Northampton Herald
Frankland Lewis
Prodigy
Shaw Lefevre
Earl Spencer
O’connell
Hume
Lord Althorp
Rubini
Calais
Holmes
Thames
Isle of
Cornwall
Jeracle
Consols
Doe
Consols 90
Shipping Intelligence
ORY
Ene
Crete
Garestelant
Hartley
Percy
Hebburn
Holywell
Texas
Ord
Hal Radeon
Carroat i
Moody Bite Co
Gosforth
Weat Hartley
Wylam
Whitechapel
Hay, New
Lissegtere
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