Portugal Cortes Opened With Queen Speech Citing Turbulent Finances
Lisbon reports Queen opens Cortes presenting a cautious program addressing municipal strife, church negotiations with Rome, and military and naval needs to calm influential interests. The speech notes ministerial finance troubles and a 100000 conto loan while hinting at tariff reductions with England. Athens meanwhile reports stormy reception to the king's address and Greek assembly motions. India notes Henry Pottinger’s critique of Lord Ellenborough’s Scinde policy.
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Lisbon
Holy See
Chamber of Deputies
Cabral
Senor Olozaga
Mr. Southern
Spain
Baron Tojal
Senhor Florida
England
Duke of
Alemtejo
Fistremadura
Holy Sea
India
Scinde
Lord Ellenborough
Sir Henry Pottinger
Bombay
Sir Henry
Ameers
Discontent Over Empire Policy and Mexican News From Vera Cruz
A reader voices strong disapproval of recent policy in India and asserts the need for forceful rhetoric against perceived tyranny. The Clyde reports Santa Anna’s re election, Mexican fortifications, and British diplomacy amid West Indies, Bermuda health, and cargo totals including gold dust and coin. News covers Havana and Jamaica movements, slave trade notes, and naval stations from Vera Cruz to Bermuda.
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West Indies
Mexico
Southapton
Clyde
Royal Mail Company
Symons
Columbia
Hoxie
Santa Anna
Vera Cruz
England
St. Juan de Ulloa
Tampico
Charles Adam
Sir Charles Adam
Bermuda
Barbadoes
West India Islands
General O'Donnell
Cuba
Jacmel
Jamaica
Havannah
Nassau
Dee
Tiavannah
Belize
St. Thomas's
N.W
S.W
Man Slain After Barroom Fight Ends in Manslaughter Verdict
In a Saturday evening incident, George Roberts testified the deceased shared a cider before a card game with the accused. After a drunken altercation, the prisoner struck the deceased and repeatedly kicked him as others intervened. The landlord was knocked down and the prisoner strangled the man before a final blow left him lifeless. A postmortem linked death to head and neck injuries. The jury returned a manslaughter verdict against the prisoner.
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George Roberts
Fricker
Roberts
Rochester
Henry Winter
George Bassett
High-street
Chatham
Espinasse
Robert Maynard
Bassett
Childwickhall
Harpenden Road
St. Albans
J. Brogden
Sentleman
Wintle
Herts Constabulary
Brugden
Herpenden,common
Childwick-hall
Coates
West Herts
Clarke
Pye
Brogden
Mr. Brogden
Inspector Good
Lomax
County Press
Last Days of an English Peasant in Ireland Trials
A Dublin era summary reports Crown actions removing Roman Catholics from juries, calls for Catholic meetings, and a deadly removal of elderly pauper Jonathan White. It cites witnesses, the coroner, and a jury verdict that the death was accelerated by removal, reflecting on the poor law and public grievance in Ireland.
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Trapani
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Terdad
Barcelona
Pyrenees
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Bona
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Cape Roux
Tabarque
la Calle
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Universal Gazette
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Prussia
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Tur Press
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Wakefield
Arthur Wakefield
R.N
Edward Wakefield
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Philip Beaver
Balama
Batavia
Isle of
Bladensburgh
Washington
George Cockburn
Africa
Rhadamanthus
Nelson Settlement
New Zealand Company
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New Zealand Gazette
Drustin
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Dublin
The
Repeal Association
Queen's Bench
Alderman Roe
Repeal
Hendrick
Dunne
Cork
Freman's
Nenagr
North Tipperary
Pat Gleeson
Nenagh Chapel
Tyrone Gate
Michael Scanlan
Kitson
Inish
S.C. Hall
Island of Achill
Billericay
South Weald
Union House
C. Lewis
Jonathan White
Susannah
Gates
Pilgrim’s Hatch
Rachael Bradford
John Bradford
Elizabeth Gibbons
William Gibbons
Bradford
Susannah Gates
Stucheél Bradford
Alexander
Billericay Union
Ingrave
Mr. Bernard
Union-House
Mr. Gates
White
Belli
Cornelius Butler
Jasper
Bernard
John King
Butler
Hutton
Master White
Cornelius Carter
Forgery Trial in Wills Case Continues in London Court
On Tuesday the Barbers and Joshua Fletcher faced continued examination in a sprawling fraud case involving forged wills on behalf of the government. Proceedings featured testimonies from registry clerks, bank officers, and stock-exchange witnesses detailing alleged forgeries of wills for Eliza Burchard and Anne Slack, with remands ordered as investigators pursue deeper ramifications of the scheme.
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Havin
William Sem Barber
Barber and Bircham
Bridge Street
Blackfriars
Joshua Fletcher
Walworth
Humphrey
Clarkson
Chambers
Ballantine
Fletcher
Alfred Butt
Belgrave
Marylebone
Acacia
Jordan
J.C. Jordan
Lower Belgrave Street
Anne Slack
South Terrace
South-place
Kemp-terrace
James-street
Commercial-road East
Robt. Hart
Giltspur Street
Edward Alpert Grattan
London and Westminster Bank
Southwark
Robert Hart
Emma Slack
Francis-street
Tottenheam-court-road
John Miller
Bank of England
Mr. Grattan
London and Westminster
Eliza Burchard
Broadstreet
Bristol
Seaton
Mr. Chambers
Bircham
Henry Hill
Elize Burchard
New Bond Street
Bath
and Co
Henry Fothergill
London Joint-stock Bank
Daniel Forrester
Elizabeth Burchard
Broad-Street
Testatrix
J. R. Tomkin
Somerset-house
Steven
Tottenham,court-road
Mary Brown
Tottenham Court Road
Burchard
Central Criminal Court
Macnamaera
Mr. Clarkson
Macnamara
Grand Wardmote Court Debates Non Freemen Tax in Aldgate
In a Monday Guildhall session the Grand Court of Wardmote discussed presentments from ward inquests. Sir Peter Laurie urged action against large dealers evading obligations while poor freemen face a small fee. The Cordwainers’ inquest muted concerns on Watling Street’s danger and foul streets, despite aldermanial warnings.
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Guildhall
Peter Laurie
Aldersgate
Watling-street
Lott
Court of Common Council
Alderman Gibbs
Commissioners of Sewers
Gloucester Beer Shop Death Case Narrowly Probed
A long inquiry before the city coroner and jury examined how 17 year old Richard Cole died near the Plasterers Arms in Deckham. The accused, George Fricker, a waterman about the same age as the deceased, faced the inquiry into the circumstances of the death.
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Maxstadenr
Richard Cole
Plasterers’ Arms
Deckham
George Fricker
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