French Chamber Costume Bill Dominates Paris Papers
Paris papers report a Chamber of Deputies vote on a bill to regulate members’ costumes. Ultra monarchists push for national blue and silver, while the opposition argues the outfit should not be obligatory, ending with no change after lengthy debate.
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France
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Spain
Advicca
Biyannia
Tus
Plite
Balrcaseda
Grantia
E Perrao
Campillo
Babeds
Lyceum of
Madrid
Portugal
Cortes
Don Padre da Alcantara
Banovse
Cro
Prixte
Gottingen
Hanover
Daurkeorty
iUraiig
Fire destroys Mr Lay’s oat ricks at Chilton near Abingdon
A large oat rick in the farm yard of Mr Lay at Chilton near Abingdon caught fire on Monday night, rapidly spreading to two other ricks. Firefighters and Rev B Morland tried to halt the blaze, but substantial corn loss occurred estimated at 150 to 200 quarters. The fire is suspected incendiary, with rewards offered totaling £80 for the culprit. The rest of the district faced related reports of sudden deaths, inquests, and local disturbances as noted in the same bulletin.
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ZEE_BAGUCE
Africa
Mentioried
Manse
Cremer
Ad Inturim
Tommebeeger
Smulders
Adutéut
Heltingh
Prindz
Pette
St. George del Mina
Afica
Augustus of
Prigus
Stamboul
Prussia
Bavaria
Maximilian of
Leuchtenberg
Eugenie
Portugal
Chote
Cuirassiers
Copenhags
Sweden
Elsineur
Hogen
Culgaven
Elbe
Greezland
Swltlzerland
Elvelie
Ghinst
de ‘Mostebello
Berne
Louis Napolion
Gottlesen
Thurgovia
Hortwhse
Canstasee
Thet Castle
Napoleon
Prurtense
France
Italy
Swizerland
Europe
Turkey
Constantinople
Nicholas
Chateaugiron
Bucharest
Mahmoud
Russia
England
Abingdon
Ixcandrantem
Lay
Chilton
B.morland
Wantage Association
Her
Co Bewdley
Severn
Bewdley
Birmingham
Bolton
Thomas Whitcattle
Ann Watkinson
Toni
Illastetra
Cummons
Bradford
Svnnanx
Deatus
Peter’ Kennedy
Bumfil
Bramfit
Magen
Thornton
Calverley Carr
John Batcliffé
David
Wright
Verzic
Pudsley
Wolverhampton
John Betvdley
John
Cationina iDadiey
Enna
Meirby Stéphen
Exmouthesachi
Liverpool
Newcastle
Bedtheny
Kirby
Stephen
Kirby Stephen
Edach
Skirie
St. Tves
Needingworth
John Woodharsa
George Holkham
Aeovil
Stroud
Tragic Angmering suicide tied to parish relief failures
A coroner's inquest at Angmering heard that Thomas Pentlow, 82, hanged himself after weeks of inadequate parish wages to support his wife Eliz and their children. Neighbors and a guardian testified the family faced dire hunger from low pay and delayed cash from Mr Wyatt, with bread and coal scarce and the man driven to desperation. The jury returned a verdict of temporary insanity, linked to inability to obtain due wages and food.
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Angmering
J. L. Ellis
Thomas Pentlow
Eliz; Pentlow
Clapham
Chichester
Wyatt
Clar
Ham’ Parich
Mr. Wyatt
Ben
Duke of Norfolk
Claptain
Ay Heighbour
Strow Herbert
Ariists
Kat
Edward Mills
Thomas Pentlew
Original portrait by Vecelli found in unknown state
A dirty old oil portrait turned up near Seven Dials is identified as an original self portrait by Titian Vecelli. It fetched a £250 offer from a noble judge of art, while a separate commission in Gray's Inn examined Dr Pirke Lee's mental state and life. A Pentonville case reports a girl aged 14 to 15 starved by her mistress Mrs Davis, provoking a mob and police intervention.
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Ats
Seven Dials
Fitian
Vecelli
Gray’s Inn
Pirke Lee
Maidenhead
Lie
Lee
Zéntle
Kensidgto
Richard Goulding
Phillimore
Society of Gentlémen
Pinke Lee
Nobel
Clerkenwell
Davis
Dicatt
Bedfordshire
Lords to discuss slavery and slave trade in coming session
The Lords will move to take up the broad topic of negro slavery and the slave trade after the Canada bill dispute. Petitions from across the country push for abolition, with debates touching Ireland's oaths, Poor Law reforms, and calls for relief.
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Houser OF Lords
Lord Broveram
Canada
Ireland
Marquis of Laws
Downe
Secedera
Duke of Nornvoxxy
Bath
House OF Commons
FreLpEw
Norwich
Hunaton
Sussex
Donnington
North Mundham
Pagham
Chichester
Linton
Herefordshire
Hereford
Durham
Lockwood
York
Clayton
Bradford
Hyde
Chester
Tonge
County of Lancaster
Huddersfeld
Sherriff-hill
Newcastle
Onsett-cum-Gawthorp
Poor Relief
Lord J. Russell
Lord Trements
England
Sir E Lucoun
Dublin
Ao Weenee
Burpert
Bawinow
Beronet
Spottiswoode Gang
Barron
Baronet
W. Buanaton
O'Connell
Rugsern
Waxtey
Dutfrat
Glasgow
Morning Chronicle
O’connell
Times
Edinburgh
Committee of Ways and Means
Ride
Huser
Debated delays in colonial pardons and Pontefract bribery petition
In a session marked by dispute over delayed pardons for prisoners, Mr. Warp presented a Pontefract petition alleging bribery and head money practices. MPs argued for inquiry, while Glasgow cotton spinners faced a separate probe into unlawful combination and sentences. The House debated trade unions, with government plans for a general committee on unions and voter registration measures advancing.
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G. Grey
England
Warp
C. E. Staith
Pontefract
Sezaxex
Mizwas
Culling Smith
Milnes
Sir Culling Smith
Sir C. Smith
London
Chais
Samozn Waltzer
D. W. Harvey
Palgis
F. French
Sligo
Glasgow
Waxtry
Dewsbury
Riding of Yorkshire
Johnstown
Kingston-on-Hull
Brighton
Rotherham
Bristol
Cyes
FieLpsen
Eilipburgh
WaAxuex
Smith
Wiixel
Igj
Scotland
Association of Operative Cotton-spinners
Lerp-Apvocatx
Sherif
E. SuepEn
O’connell
Irene
Finsbury
Court of Scotland
United Kingdom
Hume
Hanovey
Exchequer
Sibthorp
Novel gas lighting in the House of Commons delights observers
The House of Commons adopts six rows of gas jets totaling about 3 680, placed behind a glazed ceiling to create daylight like brightness. The change, though heat intense, cools the room by confining heat to the upper area, improving comfort and health, with costs reportedly high per hour.
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House of Commons
Quondam House of Lords
Orgal
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Naples
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Philip
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Gelig
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Essex
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Bridgwater
Somersetshire
Bernal
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Commons
Jordan
Long ChaNceLnon
Court of Exchequer
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Leicester General Provident and Benevolent Society
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