Monarchs, reforms, and a Turkish National Guard debate
The article critiques Citizen King and Spain's Constitutional party while noting Austria Russia and Prussia seek to suppress reformist currents. It contrasts the Turkish Sultan with MgueMet Aut, praising Aut's energy and empire building, and cites Allgemeine Zeitung and Brussels Journals for Syria, canals, and cholera reports in Belgium alongside financial quotes from Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos
Spain
Constitutional Party
Austria
Russia
Prussia
Levant
Switzerland
Rumigny
Moniteur Ottoman
Turkish Empire
Turkey
MgueMet Aut
Egypt
Nantes
Thesistocles
Allgemeine Zettung
Brussels
Constantinople
Syria
Allgemeine Zeitung
Belgium
Vienna
London Money Market Update and Foreign Bond Notes
A London financial digest reports a quiet day with little stock activity after the Paris and Madrid news lull. Consols around 90, Spanish and Portuguese bonds fluctuating, warnings of more failures, and cautious sentiment in mercantile circles amid suspensions and alleged fraud in bill discounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Stock Exchange
Madrid
Hamburgh
Amaica News
West India
Jamaica
West Indies
Houigh
Walling-street
Don Pedro
Brazil
Rothschild
India
Honesty the Best Policy Crossfield Insolvent Case
LAW INTELLIGENCE INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT Before Mr Commissioner Bowen the court sat to hear motions regarding John Johnson Crossfield a plumber and painter of Drury Lane. A creditor named Smith alleged concealment of property to a substantial extent and sought a re hearing. Crossfield denied the charges as hearsay and false. Commissioner Bowen granted the rule and set Friday November 7 for the re hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner Bowen
John Johnson
Crossfield
Smith
Drurylane
Cooke
Nichols
Bowen
Shipping Intelligence Report of Arrivals From Various Ports
Shipping intelligence received today lists arrivals at multiple ports. Vessels include Cadiz packet Williamson from Cadiz and Medora Conard from Jamaica. St Jose Rentire from Taragona. Ellen Yeoman from Aux Cayes. Petersburgh Miller and Somersetshire Ross from Jamaica. Ann Davie from St John s Newfoundland. Caledonia Harmsworth from Jamaica. Dahlia Taylor from Rio de Janeiro. Margaret Mortimer from Quebec. Hallyards Simpson and Mary Ann from Demerara and Tobago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s
Rivek
Cadiz
Williamson
Medora
Conard
Jamaica
Creek
St. Jose
Rentire
Taragona
Facouta
Ellen, Yeoman
Aux Cayes
Orr Falmouth
de Petersburgh
Jaemel
Penzance
Serr
Ann
Davie
St. John’s
N.B
Bristol
Caledonia
Harmsworth
Mitrorp
Dahlia
Taylor
Rio Janeiro
LiverPool
Margaret
Mortimer
Quebec
Curve
Hallyards
Hungerford Market Prices for Fish Poultry and Produce
Market report from Hungerford noting a wide range of fish in season at low prices. Hay market declines with meadow-hay at 52 shillings to 5d a stone, clover 6s to 5d 1s, straw 32s to 34s. Poultry and game plentiful including geese 55 to 63 6d, ducks 28 to 3s, fowls 33 to 4s 6d, partridges 3s to 5s, grouse per brace 4s to 5s. Meat market well supplied with beef and veal 8d, lamb 9d. Vegetables and fruit very cheap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungerford
Seed Market and Coal Prices Snapshot
Seed market shows varied activity with Mustard and Trefoil steady, Canaries unchanged, and Old Rape bought for crushing at 30s. Carraway and Coriander demand soft. Coal market reports eleven vessels arrived with overall lower prices. ton prices listed for multiple collieries with diverse figures from 9d to 21s 34d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adairs
Bell
Primrose
Hartley
Holywell
New Flockton, Milne and Co
Orde
Redheugh
Pontop Windsor
Silkston Field
Tanfield
Wall's End
Adelaide
Ditto
Gosforth
Ditto Heaton
Ditto Hetton
Ditto Hilton
Hotspur
Ditto Killingworth
Ditto Lambton
Newmarch
Northumberland
Ditto Perkins
Ditto Russell
Hetton
Ditto Stewart
Ditto Tees
Ditto Walker
Weat Hartley
Wylam
Westminster Court Leet Holds Swearing in 160 Constables
A morning Court Leet at Westminster Sessions House swore in 160 constables for the year, each receiving a 25 fee, totaling no less than 16. Tradesmen mainly, with no gentlemen listed. Many will provide substitutes, called to return tomorrow. Parish tallies include St Margaret 28 and St James 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Robson
Lord Sidmouth
Eall
St. Margaret
St. John the Evangelist
St. Martin In the Fields
St. George
Hanover-square
St. James
St. Amde
Salamander Delays Trials To Re float Cameleon Wreck
From our correspondent the Salamander under Commander W L Castle remains in harbour after daylight trials off Dover failed to recover the wrecked revenue cutter Cameleon. Two sailors were injured and are reported to be recovering while further attempts are planned with Medea and Messenger aiding the operation. Portsmouth mayor elect David Spicer and officials attended church service at St Thomas and dined at the Fountain Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Castle
Woolwich
Dover
Medea
Messenger
Portsmouth
David Spicer
St. Thomas’s Church
Fountain Inn
Foreign Post-office Notice of Espoir Spitfire Tyriao and others
Notice lists mail sailings for His Majesty's ships Espoir Spitfire Tyriao Goldfinch Eclipse Skylark and routes to Cadiz Madeira Brazil Buenos Ayres Jamaica and America. Includes new Hamburg mail dispatch twice weekly via General Steam Navigation and Ramona Joliffe ships. Also mentions Bahama mail date change and preparations for Madeira and West India stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of York
Stanmer
Lord Melville
Eclipse
America and
West India
Skylark
Madeira
Brazil
Buenos Ayres
Holland and
Hamburgh
General Steam Navigation Company
Ramona Stean
Holland
Joliffe
M‘cleverty
Castor
Mr Cleverly
United Service Gazette
Burton
London
City Theatre
Miss Forbes
Mortimer
M. Laporte
King’s Theatre
Seguin
Italy
Madame Sontag
My Grandfather operetta at Lyceum and theatre re opening
The Play-Goer reports a Lyceum premiere of an operetta My Grandfather with Miss Novello and Mr Millar delivering engaging songs and duets. The Victoria theatre reopens under Mr Glossop with upgrades and a glass curtain, though some cost cuts upset comfort. Othello opens with Mr Elton giving a refined performance despite crowd noise and health worries. Mr Wallack and Miss Horton receive mixed notices for balance and clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Mesars, Abbott and Egerton
Glossop
Adelphi
Morning News
Elton
Mr. Elton
Isle
Desdemona
H. Wallack
Mr. Wallack
Miss .P. Horton
Mrs. Selby
Emilia
The Adelphi and Olympic Theatres Share Fresh Pieces
A London review notes the Adelphi opening with two new pieces including The Man with the Carpet Bag and The Black Hand, criticized demon scenes, and praises The Chain of Gold. At Madame Vestris Olympic, new petits scenes debut, with The Loan of a Lover and My Friend the Governor drawing attention to Keeley and Vestris, amid lively musical interludes and strong audience response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphi
Yates
Osymotc
London
Madame Vestris
Olympic
Vestris
Gertrude
Keeley
S. Peter Spyk
Amersfort
Mr. Jas. Vining
Ernestine
Miss Fitzwajter
Peter
Liston
Pequillo
Beulah Spa
Clerkenwell Church rate results and vestry poll
Clerkenwell Church rate second day polls show for a three halfpenny rate 70 and for a farthing rate 10 with a day majority of 60 and total majority 193. Sr Martin in the Fields vestry clerk results corrected: Farrant 169 Dods 158 Dod 136 scrutiny and protest noted. Also small masters meeting at Queen's Arms with unions asserting strength and unity against builders, Don Pepro and others noted. Monthly Magazine preview promises details on Don Maria Gloria and other Spanish figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerkenwell
Churchwarden
E. Garland
D. Sr
Queen’s Arms Tavern
Don Pepro
Donna Maria DA Gloria
Portucat
Don Micoel
Donna Maria Francisca
Carlos Arguelles
Flores d'Estrada
Spain
Lord Althorp
C. James Cochrane and Co
Waterloo-place
London
Lives of Eminent Naturalists reviewed in Edinburgh
The critique surveys W Macgillivray’s Lives of Eminent Naturalists from Aristotle to Linnaeus, noting heavy religious framing, biographer bias, and mixed merit. It praises the work for tracing zoological progress yet condemns its tone and conclusions, especially on Pliny, Swammerdam, and Linnaeus, while predicting a separate volume to cover later periods. It also reviews Candida Ridgway’s Tales for the British People as weak fiction with feeble style and limited dramatic power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Oliver and Boyd
Simpkin and Marshall
London
Linnaeus
W. Macgillivray
A.M
Aristotle
Pliny
Linowus
Cuvier
Macgillivray
Buffon
Ray
Wordsworth
Linneus
Linneas
Animal Kingdom
Candida
Ridgway
England
Ireland
Presentty and future rise of the aristocracy debated in prose
A fragmentary passage surveys beliefs in absenteeism Protestant ascendancy and ecclesiastical settlement. It critiques the poor laws tithe system primogeniture and hereditary legislation as discussed in popular fashion, hoping to meet the author again in a more fitting setting.
Liveracege's Christopher Sly Engraving in Mezzotint
A detailed critique of Liveracege's Christopher Sly, noting the painter's early death limited results, while praising G R Ward's mezzotint engraving. The article lauds Ward's versatility, flawing his first engraving in time, and commends three portraits in the current Court Magazine number, especially Mrs Pelham and Mrs Irby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverseege
Christopher Sly
Perambala
London
Faimorts
Liverseegenie
Liveracege
Crispin
Liverasege
G. R. Ward
Lawrence
Richmond
Ward
G. RB. Ward
Court Magazine
Wwe
Aberdeen Musical Festival Opens With Large Cast of Artists
The Aberdeen Musical Festival begins this morning and runs through Thursday under conductor Mr. T Cooke with Edward Taylor. Principal vocalists include Madame Stockhausen Mrs Farce Miss Masson and Messrs Phillips E Taylor C Taylor Hobbs Hawkins and Howe. The orchestra draws from the Philharmonien Society and King's Theatre bands with many Glasgow and Aberdeen performers totaling over a hundred. Highlights include Handel Haydn Mozart sacred works a Deluge selections and Handel Messiah in St Andrews Chapel along with concerts in Theatre and County Rooms and a grand Thursday dress ball. Tickets range from half a guinea to five shillings for St Andrews Chapel with ball prices of ten shillings for men and seven shillings for women including refreshments. Public dinners planned at the County Rooms Tuesday to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Cooke
Edward Taylor
Madameé
Stockhausen
Mra. Farcé
Miss Masson
Phillips
E. Taylor
C. Taylor
Hobbs
Hawkins
Master Howe
Philharmonié Society
King’s Theatre
Glasgow
Aberdeen
Eliseon
R. H. Baker
Willman
Hatton
G. Cooke
Distin
Dewar
R.H. Baker
St. Andrew's Chapel
Handel
Haydn
Mozart
Court Circular Summonses Sent for Cabinet Ministers
Summonses issued to all Cabinet Ministers in town to attend a council at St James's Palace tomorrow. Mr Secretary Rice met Viscount Melbourne at the Treasury yesterday. Sir Charles Pepys spoke with the Lord Chancellor. Lord John Russell departed for Panshanger. Dispatches from the Governor of British Guiana, Honduras, and Mauritius arrived at the Colonial Office yesterday. A select party dined with Lords Holland at Hollesd House on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
Colonial Office
Lord Uancelist
Lord John
Busaelle
Holland
Hollesd House
Kensington
Whimsical English Round Introduced at Croydon Fair
A fragment from an old English round notes the directors of concerts at a musical event. It mentions a whimsical equivoque and a nose joke about Philip. The piece cites Satires and Epigrams from Henry Fitz-Jeffry and references Athene Oxoniensis. It contextualizes music at The Musical Croydon Fair famed for feats and provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falas
Philip
Henry Fitz-Jeffry
Charles
Croydon Fair
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M. Rode
Count Schwerin von Girlache
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Smithfield
Hay
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