Toast to Ireland Ends Evening in Edinburgh Report
He announced a final toast signaling his wish for peace and prosperity in Ireland and praised the combined warmth of Irish and Scottish sentiment. The toast drew great enthusiasm, and the gathering did not break up until after midnight as the Times express left Edinburgh.
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Ireland
Times’ Express
Edinburgh
Earl Grey
Lord Broucham
Earl of Durnan
Lord Althorp
Doncaster
Lord Broveham
Cer
Carlists use longer war to seek aid and prolong Spain conflict
The Moniteur reports no major fighting recently as Carlists retreat toward the Ebro led by Zumalacarregui. Don Carlos moves north, but the leaders’ aim is to drag out the struggle hoping foreign aid arrives. They cling to declamatory hopes and misread allies, risking extermination or expulsion from Spain.
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Moniteur
Paris
Spain
Don Carlos
Biscay
Ebro
Zumalacarreguy
Quotidienne
Gazette de France
Holy Alliance
Unyielding Spanish Liberty Versus Tyranny and Reform
A long editorial prose piece laments Spanish tyranny by a hostile church and seeks to celebrate Queen Regent liberal measures. It praises the uprising as awakening national vigor, predicts the collapse of Carlist rule, and forecasts a radical, liberty-centered government. It also criticizes Earl Grey’s Edinburgh speech and contrasts it with Lord Durham’s rebuke of the Chancellor's hollow praise.
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Ego
Lord Grey
Lord Broucuan
Lord McLtBoourne
Hazartt
Lord Broucuam
Edinburgh
Earl of Duruan
Lord Durham
Lord Brovcuam
House of Commons
Lord Durwam
Chronicle and Lord BrovGuan In Blended Metaphors
The Chronicle and Lord BrovGuan are praised for defending important measures while contrasting his star status with rivals. The passage mocks bodies of power and press figures, notes italics and capitals, and debates whether Brougham shines by own light or borrowed light, urging readers to discern true luminaries from borrowed glory.
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Broucuam
A Chronicle’s Dismissive Duel Over Stars and Light
A sharp exchange questions which star in a critique by the Chronicle is meant to dishonour and what constitutes light versus darkness. The Times is urged to heed its own past when truth shone, while mockery remains over metaphors of sun, dial, and gnomon and the role of Lord Brovcuam Liston Reeve in the quarrel.
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Lord BrovGuan
Examiner
Lord BrooncHam
Rd B
Times
Lord BroveHam
Bempaaian
Bobadilis
The
Brovuchum
Mr. Liston
the Woolsack
Reeve
Liston
Lord BrovcHam
Mark
Lord Brorgham
Lord Brovcuam
Laungelot
Philosophic Chronicle
Exevax market briefing from Paris and London logs
Sourced from Paris and London market notes, the report notes foreign money markets buoyant with Spanish and Portuguese bonds rising at times. Prices for Consols and Indian securities are steady, with scarce money and little late news. A 1s per cwt gain on Bengal Bay at East India sale and no notable changes in grain or other major commodities.
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East India Company
Bengal Bay
Falmouth
Mediterranean
Corfu
Patras
Zante
Gibraltar
Brazil
Jumbian
Los Bolanos
Funda
Wnovan
India
King Attends Privy Council as Parliament Prorogued
His Majesty with Sir Herbert Taylor arrived at St James's Palace from Windsor shortly after ten escorted by the 3d Light Dragoons. A Privy Council followed with all Ministers in town as Parliament was prorogued to October 30. News from Gibraltar reports cholera disappeared and medical forces may return. Greece reports trouble for King Otho. Death of Sir J Leach Master of the Rolls in Scotland. possible successor Sir W Horne affecting Marylebone. Reports comment on the Lords and reform, plus Indigo market at Calcutta and Naples sanatory measures affecting Marseille trade. Vesuvius eruption harms eastern villages. Staunton Mackenzie Labouchere named British trade superintendents in China under new Act.
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Dalrymple
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England
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Magna Charad
Durham
Dunbar
Lauderdale
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Windsor
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France
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Palermo
Canton
George Thomas Staunton
Holt Mackenzie
Labouchere
China
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Warwick and Leamington Joint Stock Company
Wilson
Donald
Creveth
Filips
Hela
Lennox
Morning Chronicle
Ennox
Stanhope and Tyne
Medomaley
South Shields
Royal Guard
Charles the Tenth
National Army
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Foreign Post-office
Spitfire
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Cadiz
Grant
Migs
Gamble
Reynold
Williams
Patten
Magnette
Wyagi
Ramsbottom
Reindeer
Duke of Jesty
Goldfinch
Clark
oOork
Stanmer
Lord Melville
Sir E. Banks
Jolliffe
Doncaster Races Great St Leger and Produce Winners
Yesterday at Doncaster the Great St Leger Stakes run over two miles for fifty sovs each saw Touchstone of Lord Westminster win by a length and a half ahead of Brat and other starters included Duke of Cleveland Shilelagh Muley Moloch Despot Zohrab and Plenipotentiary among the produce of two years old. Duke of Leeds Caliph and Velocipede figure among the entries with several other names noted in the field.
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Lord Westminster
Touchstone
Calloway
Lord Sligo
Brat
J. Boswell
Csese Saes Duke of Cleveland
Cewossae
Bubastes
Arlaby Baylock
Jenny Mills
Plenipotentiary
Careful
Ally
Valparaiso
Loudon
Duke of Cleveland
Velocipede
Newgate and Leadenhall Market Prices Report
Markets were dull with high meat supply and few buyers. Beef declined by 1d per stone, veal dull and lower, mutton sold well near last week’s levels, pork scarce with stable prices, partridges plentiful at 3s per brace, hares and rabbits selling briskly at 4s and bacon slower.
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Newgate
Leadenhall
Shipping arrivals log from old Lloyds notes
Plymourn Sept 15 London Fliza from Onega. Fatmourn Sept 15 Spitfire packet from the Mediterranean left Malta 1st instant Gibraltar 8th Cadiz 5th Aslaing Sawlish from Smyrna to Bristol Bristol Sept 15 Nevis Shipley from St Petersburgh Liverpool Sept 15 Brancerpeth Castle Man from St Petersburgh Tritton Ss from Quebec Bellina from Trieste River Sept 16 Thomas Richardson from St Petersburgh Thames King William City of Hamburgh Envoy from Hamburgh Wilhelmina Sophia Trevene Louisa from Dantzic Salus Cape of Good Hope Mary and Helen from Kiel.
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