Debating Trade Unions and Spanish Affairs in The Globe
The article discusses opposition to monopoly by the Society of Master Tradesmen alongside unions, arguing against the United Master Builders plans. It then shifts to European affairs, criticizing French policy toward Spain, praising liberal movements, and urging Queen and government actions to restore Spain’s rights and peace amid growing national excitement.
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Capilista
Cork
Kerry
Globe
Paris
Madrid
Spain
Pyrenees
Louis Parurre
France
Friends of Liberty
Chamber of Procuradores
Enduring hopes for gentle reform amid European tensions
The text argues for restrained, benevolent governance to win public affection, praising a Regent and warning against coercive politics. It cites a Madrid Journal excerpt on French liberalism, notes Berne's clash with absolute powers over a liberal festival, and includes an official Madeira decree detailing tonnage and light house duties.
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Papere Io
Canton of
Berne
Liberal Party
Market notes from the Paris and London exchanges
A dated Paris stock report notes Rothschild influence lifting monied spirits, with Cortes Bonds bid down and other prices steady. Dutch and Hamburg markets show stagnation before large sales, with spice prices mixed and the grain market unchanged. Later, prices across Consols Exchequer Bills India Bonds and other securities drift or rise slightly as dull trading continues. Weather from Christiansand reports boisterous conditions and ships seeking shelter.
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Rothschild
Paris Stock Exchange
Cortes
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Mark Lane
Earl of Liverpool
St. Kitt’s
Bristol
Spain
Stock Exchange
Foreign Department
Portuuguese Regency
India
Iadia
St Matthew's Day Observance by London Officials
The Lord Mayor, aldermen, sheriffs, and governors of royal hospitals in London attended divine service at Christ Church per annual custom on St Matthew's Day.
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St. Matthew’s Day
Royal Hospitals
London
Christ Church
Shipping Intelligence From LiLoup Port Arrivals List
Plymouth and Milford report numerous arrivals from ports including Oporto Smyrna Leghorn Palermo Memel St Johns Newfound land Senegal Lisbon Trieste and Faro with vessels such as Olive Branch Willenin Earl of Liverpool Zion Globe Margaret Erwartung Traveller Emerald Elkellie Edward Lotus Eagle Adolph Emma Cannon Fedele Amica Mary Aon Thomas and Mary Beswick Anna Maria Atlas and more arriving on Sept 20 after various journeys.
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LiLoup’s
Plymouth
Sert
Olive
Adams
Oporto
Falmouts
Willenin
Mediterranean
Baister
Earl of Liverpool
Bailey
St.Kitt’s
Zion
Ducker
Smyrna
Globe
Elsdon
Palermo
Margaret
Williams
Leghorn
Erwartung
Memel
Milford
Serr
Traveller
Gordon
Emerald
Lowring
Elkellie
Hendermarsh
Liverroot
Scot
Edward
Strong
St. John’s
N.B
Lotus
Chappell
St. Andrew’s
Eagle
Powell
Markets this Day Corn Exchange Evening Data
Market dull with scarce fresh supplies and little price change across grains. Wheat barley oats beans peas flour and malting prices steady. foreign arrivals show variations with small beans and oats noted.
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Kent
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Smithfield Market Prices and Court-Martial News
Smithfield reports firm meat prices with beef, mutton, veal, pork, and lamb values across quality grades and stock counts. Separately, Dublin fifty gun court martial begins, with Lord Townshend prosecuting Senior Assistant-Surgeon Christie and nine witnesses heard, six more to come.
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Smithfield
Christie
Dublin
Lord James Townshend
Mount Vesuvius Eruption Devastates Italy News Update
An August eruption intensified from August into September with new craters forming on the summit. Vast destruction followed as thousands fled, 1500 houses and 2500 acres of land burned, and villages near Naples were consumed. The king and ministers visited the site as lava and cinders shaded the region.
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Vesuvius
St. Felix
Prince of
New Town Welch Flannel Market and Times at Chester
In New Town the wool market showed full supply but weak buyer turnout amid wool price concerns. A large St Martin's Fields rate-payers meeting pressed for parish expense cuts, with debates among Simpson Webb Davenport Hays and Col Jones. organist scrutiny involved. A destructive fire at Frost steam mills in Chester gutted the building and stock, sparing only the engine. losses estimated at 5,000 to 6,000 pounds. crime followed as robbers seized cash from a yard chest during turmoil.
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New Town
Welch
St. Martin’s
Messrs. Simpson
Webb
Davenport
Hays
Col. Jones
John Davies
King’s Bench
Temple Hall
Davies
Lord Ellesmere
London Journal
Chester
Frost
Thomas Frost
Union Bridge
Chester Chronicle
Berkeley Stakes and Enfield Races Day Three Recap
In Enfield on the third day Berkeley Stakes for beaten horses contested over two miles with prizes and a match for 50 sovs. Mr Reynolds's Little Sweetheart won the mare race beating Flyher who was runner up and suffered a broken leg in the ponies purse Evelina and Littlejohn both placed in two heats.
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Bishop
Jenny Wren
Coleman
Messer
H Florence
Mr. Reynolds
Little Sweetheart
Craven
Insolvent Distress Court Case Clears Debts and Assigns
In a Law Intelligence hearing before the Chief Commissioner and Mr Bowen, Richard Ransome faced opposition from Mr Woodroffe for Mr Knowles and others. The insolvent, in 1833, sought funds to buy a house in Sobo square for a bazaar. Bills for 200 pounds were dishonoured, later renewed, and failures by Colville and Co. affected payments. Taverson had secured rent for 18 years, and Knowles claimed 244 pounds advanced on Colville’s faith. Ransome borrowed 401 pounds after failure and sold a year’s share from his father’s will for 80. The assignees, Messrs Sharland, were appointed, and Ransome was deemed entitled to the Act’s benefit.
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Bowen
Richard Ransome
Woodroffe
Knowles
Messrs. Sharland
Taverson
Cooke
Sobo Square
East Indies
House of Colville and Co
Faverson
Blossoms Inn
Messrs
Sharland
Middlesex Sessions This Day Indictments for Robbery at Brothel
At Bow Street magistrates in London a full bench heard Jane Griffiths and Emma Jones charged with stealing bank notes and a watch from farmer Christopher Alderson after he was drugged and robbed at a brothel. Jones denied guilt. Griffiths and Jones were discharged after a not guilty verdict.
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B. Tutch, Esq
Jane Grifiths
Emma Jones
Christopher Alderson
Jones
Adolphus
Highwood Hill
Henley
London
Griffiths
Witness
Edward Byron
Duke of York
Grafton-place
Tottenham Court Road
Ewington
Aldeggar
Lord Nelson
Desperate Street Theft and Drunkenness Case at Norwich
A Norwich youth Mary Ann Roberts faced charges for stealing a watch from William Brown after an evening at the Haymarket theatre. The magistrate discharged her, and Brown received his watch. A separate incident features a poorly dressed woman Powell found drunk in Coventry Street and later discharged after remarks on her finances and property. The note ends with a report on the Sir Edward Banks mail packet arriving and a brief colonial navy pay reform.
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Queen Square
Norwich
Mary Ann Roberts
Burrell
William Brown
Bull Inn
Aldgate
Haymarket
Hatfield-Street
Blackfriars-road
Marlborough Street
Powell
Chambers
Coventry-street
Mr. Chamberg
Gine Ag
North Bank
General Steam Navigation Company
Sir Edward Banks
Rotterdam
Royal Navy
England
Admiralty
Greentwich Gazette
Paris Correspondent Reports Prolific London News
From Our Own Correspondent in Paris the writer sketches a bustling scene of racing feasts and funerals. He mocks a prominent figure Plenipotentiary while comparing British and Spanish liberty debates, notes upcoming Champ de Mars races, and hints at tax disputes over wine duties amid Parisian society.
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Donna Francisca
Touchstone
Henry Seymour
Paris Jockey Club
Bennis’s
Bonny
Scotland
Chronicle
Edinburgh
Conolly
Carpenta
Madrid
Juste
Land of the Vine
England
Chamber of Commons
France
Pecgte
Peninsula
Freedom
Techniga
Spain
Qur
Champ de Mars
Paris
Fontainbleau
Ireland Faces Low Farm Prices Stirring Fares and Banks
From Dublin correspondent severe concern over a looming agricultural downturn as prices for butter bacon and corn sag amidst high rents and sparse manufacturing. The piece notes rising banking competition National Bank of Ireland and Agricultural and Commercial Bank with O Connell backing avenues to widen credit. It also mentions Cobbett lectures forthcoming and minor international news from Hampshire.
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Dublin
Ireland
Embryo
National Bank of Ireland
Agricultural and Commercial Bank
O’connell
Ballyshannon
Cobbett
Kilkenny
Clonme
Waterford
Cork
Darrynane Abbey
Royal Kent Theatre in Kensington Poised for Reopening
The Kensington Royal Kent Theatre, praised for its respectable management and high standards, closes briefly before winter. Manager F Raymond thanks patrons, notes past missteps, asserts the troupe’s strength, and promises further novelties without leaving the local stage for Covent Garden or Drury Lane. Madame Vestris and others visited, impressed by Marie Antoinette performances.
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the Kensington
Kensington
F. Raymond
Metroparia
Metropolis
Marie-Antoinette
Curvent-garden
Drury-lane
Madame Vestris
Messrs
Glossop
Planché
Raymond
Marie Antointte
Theatrical and Musical Chit Chat in London Notes
In London theatres preparations advance with Thompson’s opera and Serle’s drama while a new farce nears opening. Mary Tudor’s marriage to Louis XII and succession of Charles Brandon loom in a Serle piece. The Olympic Adelphi and Victoria plan a late February season with performances by Wood, Bunn, and Vandenhoff, plus news of Sontag’s possible return and Boieldieu’s illness.
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Lyceun
Charles Brandon
Duke of Suffolk
Henry
Louis
Mary
Lord Normanby
Earl Mulgrave
Prophet
St. Paul's
Sardangpalus
Bristol
Olympic
Adelphi
Victoria Theatres
Henrietta Sontag
Countess Rossi
Naples
Arrs
Boieldieu
Bordeaux
Butler
Covent-garden Theatre
Vandenhoff
Haymarket
Hamlet
Farren
Shylock
Grand Opera
Paris
Shakspeare
Ariel
Caliban
London
Gustavus
Mrs. Wood
Signor Giubilei
Manfred
M. Buschop
Bruges
Conservatoire
M. Ermel
Ghent
M. Ermelia
Rome
M. Bischop
Brussels
M. M. Fétis
Daussoigne
Peuert
M. M. Suel
Niedermeyer
Duchess of Kent
Victoria
Calypso Arrives Glasgow With Unmatched Draught
Report notes the Calypso from Montreal and Quebec reached the Broomielaw last week drawing 15 feet of water, the greatest ever seen at Glasgow, with no ground taken. The piece questions a paper claim of 35,000 Portsmouth Worshippers, doubting the reported numbers and urging clearer evidence of regular Sabbath attendance.
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Clyde
Montreal
Quebec
Glasgow
Glasgow Courier
Heampshire
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Peel
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Madeira
Lloyd’s
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Custom House of
Funchall
Portual
Lisbon
Board of Commerce
Custom House
Joao Joze Barbosa
du Bocage
Funchal
Christiansand
Eeesee
Sepeatrascoee
Whesewemee Eens
C.ccessse
Metalliques
sHaute
Real del Monté
Shipping Intelligence
Superintendent Ross
William Montague
Falcon
Lockyer
Pennel
Wiliam Younge
Rover
Stanley
Wolf
Eastlake
Lord James
Valparaiso
Michael Seymour
Rio
Seymour
Sr. Christie
Alt. Eastlake
Lord Townshend
The
J. E. Elworthy
Devonport
Mount Vesuvius
Sporting
LAW Intelligence
Middlesex
Police
Beira
Don Carlos
Prince of Asturias
Iosantes
Alverstoke
Hlanover-square
Hampshire
Richard Newton
Liverpool
John Holmes
Leeds
Leeds Intelligencer
Royal Kent Theatre
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