Portuguese Regency Debates Stop Sale of Church Property
From the Times dispatch a detailed report of parliamentary debates on the Portuguese Regency and the Queen’s marriage. Don Pedro’s health improves as ministers push reforms, including selling national and church property, with peers named to bolster the government in the Upper House. The letter notes finance committee disputes and a royal assent to a measure involving money and currency changes.
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The
Times. Co
Mt Seon
Chamber of Deputies
Duchess of
Penna
Tonio Sampayo
Manuel Sampayos
Barroho
Baron Quinulla
Iece Veline Radag
Trigoza
Stale Ae Ne Aeyr de Souza
Ajuda
Cortes
Marquis of Loulé
Rodrigo da Fonseca Magalhaes
M. Francisco Antonio de Campos
M. Silva Carvalho
M. Campos
Duke of
Palmella
Marquis of
Loule
Count Taipa
Fronteira
Dacunba
Taipa
Villa Real
Palmelia
England
Petiios
M. Mendizabel
Greatength
Portugal
Royal Minton
Ambassadors and finance notes among scattered 1834 dispatches
A mixed digest of early 19th century items reports Turkish Ambassador Amedschi Mustapha Redschid Pacha arriving in Vienna with a large suite, Namik Pacha heading to London, and treasury notes issued by ukase to the 7th series. Other notices cover Erivan frigate movements, harvest losses in Galacy, export bans in Wallachia, and Hanover chamber discussions on Augustus d Este’s royal rights and titles.
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Hamburgh
Vienna
Aus
Amedschi Mustapha Redschid Pacha
Namik Pacha
London
Belgrade
St. Petersburgh
Treasury
Odessa
Aue
Erivan
Sebastopol
Buttwiedf
Porte
Galacy
Pruth
Bessarabia
Wallachia
Moldavia
Berlin
Prussia
Pomerania
Paskewitsch
Hanover
Ave
Col
d’Este
General Assembly of
Kingdom of Hanover
General Assembly
the Karey
Augustus D'Este
Augustus Frederick d’Este
Duke of Sussex
Lord Dunmore
House of Athol
Kingdom of
Brunswick
Counsellor
M. Stowe
D’christiani
Syndic
Great Meeting at the Mechanics Institution
A packed assembly of master carpenters, masons, glaziers and other trades met at the Mechanics Institution in Holborn to oppose a perceived trade monopoly. Thomas Slingsby Duncombe chaired as resolutions urging fair play and union support were debated, with strong rhetoric on monopolies and labor rights.
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Mechanics’ Institution
Holborn
Thomas Slingsby Duncombe
Lovick
Cicero
Erskine
James Galloway
Winter
Harrison
Operative Builders
Pearce
Murphy
Swan River
Times
Mr.m
Londonderry
Durham
England
Owen
Qwen
Regent's Park
Hobhouse
Messrs
Elliston
Parsons
Bull
Bardin
Roberts
Shipping Intelligence from Lloyd's List report
A compendium of late July to August shipping incidents across ports including Hobart Town London and Liverpool. Vessels such as Thomas farrison bound for Hobart Town encountered heavy damage. Dove ashore near Dartmouth but refloated. Oswald grounded near Sidney with damage feared. Oak and Pallas collided and sustained mainmast and other damage. several ships put in for repairs after gales and leaks with cargo losses noted at St Petersburg Cronstadt and Olinda.
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Lloyd's List
Gravesean
Thomas
Farrison
Iarrison
Hobart Town
Coal House Point
Rye
Dove
Stockton
Dartmouth
Jensey
Gloucester
Oswald
Andrews
London
Sheperdine Land
Sidney
Hhas
Liverpool
West Hoyle Bank
Limerick
S.W
W.S.W. Slico
Dumbarton Castle
Norway
Ballyshannon
Porfavad
Bawitxeron
Simms
Lynon
Arundel
Pallas
Redpath
Eard Brothers
Newcastle
Yaemosti
Irving
Lisbon
Lowsstorr
Lee
Poole
Southwold
Gotuensure
Mary
Speare
Stockholm
Smales
Cronstadt
Hull
Ceres
Weekes
Exeter
Ostsap
Willaert
Antwerp
Navarin
W.B.C
Gallipoli
St. Paul’s
Boorson
Philadelphia
Lise
le Chaceux
Bordeaux
St. Denis
Pernambuco
Leonidas Dearborne
United States
Olinda
la Guayka
Ave
Montago
St. Thomas’s
Montgomery
Prices and Stocks and Exchange Rates Inside European Market
A historical market brief lists exchange rates for Amsterdam Leghorn Antwerp Genoa and others with prices in various currencies and inspects Irish stock prices including Consols and Grand Canal stock plus French bonds and Spanish loans. It also notes several mining company shares and Belgian and Brazilian listings amid a cluttered roster of 19th century financial instruments.
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Amsterdam
Bilboa
Leghorn
Rotterdam
Genoa
Antwerp
Venice
Ditto
Cadiz
Tavveree Gz
Eecessseeee
Catacscene
Prench Fonds
SXPT
d'Espagne
Begian
Naples
London
Toney
Anglo Mexican Mining Co
Oe Hore Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Io Bolapos Mining Company
Brazilian Imperial Mining
British Iron Mining Company
Ce Scene Corwmbian Mining Co
Canada Company
Ecanesea Provincial Bank of Ireland
Esses General Steam Na‘yipation Company
Iso Real Bel Monte Mining Company
United Mexicsy Min. Co
Mountain Sylph and The Dead Guest at EW Theatre
This evening EW Theatre Royal Lyceum and English Opera House present a new grand opera The Mountain Sylph with an entirely new overture and music by John Barnett and others, followed by an original comic legendary drama The Dead Guest or the Sexton's Prophecy with music by Alexander Lee. Doors open 7:30 and performances begin 8:00.
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A. EW Theatre Royal
Lyceum
English Opera House
John Barnett
Donald
Wilson
Christie
Keelay
Hela
Lennox
Eolia
E. Romer
Alexander Lee
Captain Waldrich
Mr. Wilson
Count Joyeuse
Wrench
Herr Wittenhoff
Mr. Williams
Spectrenodder
O. Smith
John Marovsky
J. Reeve
Frederica Wittenhoff
Miss Lee
Christine
Despatches on Carlist War and Spanish Politics Reported
The Paris papers publish government dispatches from Bayonne dated the 5th and 6th describing Carlist desertions, Zumalacarregui near Ulate, and Rodil fortifying Elisondo. Reports discuss Don Carlos, refuge attempts, and Rogat’s campaign, with commentary on the Cortes, ministry shifts, and European news from Brussels, Berlin, and Lisbon.
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Paris
Bayonne
Zumalacarreguy
Ulate
Amescon
Lorenzo
Jaureguy
Don Carlos
Rodil
Elisondo
Urdach
St. Estebal
Sarra
Villabona
Biscay
Irurita
Vittoria
Tolosa
Debate Over Stamp Duties and Press Quality Reflects U S Comparisons
The piece weighs arguments on repealing stamp duties, contends American newspapers rely on cheap crime and gossip, and argues English and American press tones reflect broader social manners. It defends the British system while noting American bluntness, urging improvements through informed public judgment.
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Sitle
The
Spectator
Lord Brougham
Mr. Hamilton
America
Morning Chronicle
St. Stephen's Chapel
Chronicle
England
Swift
Copserr
Ee Avy
Iy Ap Gener
Rhatchies
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