Letter on medals in press satire and fraud claims
A Times letter-writer defends the editor while mocking rival papers and a supposed Pope memoir fraud. He emphasizes status as a member of a society for plots discovery and jokes about awarding medals to editors of the Chronicle and Herald. The piece notes the Times would deny ironical intent, and signs as Trivs OaTes from the Times of Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For
Chronicle
Herald
University of Oxford
Exeter-hall
Todd
Times
the Times
Trivs OaTes
Thursdey
Censorship Edict of 1819 and Greek-Ottoman Tensions
The article notes liberal press censorship shifts in Berlin aiming to improve political literature by permitting free critique while policing religious incitement. It reports on Damascus insurrection rumors, Ottoman defense of the citadel, and Athens Greek cabinet efforts tied to propriety protections and indemnities for Ottoman subjects, with cautions about giving shelter to malefactors if Greece is treated equally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomeaningngtik
Berlin
Porte
Ragas
Greece
Pera
French Chamber Fearful of Press Clash in 1841
Reports from Paris describe the Chamber of Deputies and the Chamber of Peers debating press suppression and political violence. M. Perree faces a 10,000 franc fine and one month in prison for alleged libel, while the Charivari and other papers attract penalties. The press tumult signals a looming constitutional struggle and possible revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Chambelle
Hinea
Charivari
Court of Assizes
M. Hebert
Procureur General
M. Cremeux
Journal Des Debats
Paris
Chamber of
Peers
Chamber of Peers
Algeria
Chamber of Deputies
Natal
Martinique
Guadaloupe
Guiana
Bourbon
Ami
Siecle
Algiers
Oran
Tlemcen
Courrier Francais
Abd-el-Kader
Kalifa
Ben- Hameiy
Trara
Lamoriciers
Tempoure
Rio-Saledo
Yacobis
France
Beniz Ammer
Ad el-Kader
Bedeau
Moem
Lamotciard Frou
di Pchmens
Mascarsi
Morocco
Tlemcerf
Abb-el-Kaderehould
Lisbon finance project fuels opposition amid capital influx
Lisbon accounts show financiers backing a new project enabling cash payments to civil and military staff while imposing a ten percent salary tax. The polemic centers on whether the plan will yield more than new inscriptions. In Oporto wine exports last year reached 26 355 pipes with 21 505 sent to Britain and its territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Lisbon
Neptune
Oporto
Great Britain
Canada and Buenos Ayres Dispatches Mixed With Weather
A Canada letter notes unusually mild winter, heavy ploughing, and a demand for 300 to 400 more laborers in Welland, with optimism about Canada’s flourishing state. A Buenos Ayres report confirms Lavalle’s death by suicide or accident, mentions Aldao’s capture, and notes English river pilots wearing badges. Britain seeks ministerial protection amid tensions and awaits Admiral King from Montevideo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
England
Aber
Eh Welland
Buenos Ayres
Lavalle
Rosas
Tertury
Aldao
Lopez
Santa Fe
King
Monte Video
Naval and charitable society meetings and London sanitation concerns
Reports from London societies note admiralty benevolence with admissions of destitution and pensions for naval orphans, plus gains in subscriptions and building funds. Separate items cover the British Oriental Association society, a nurserymen’s charity, and a scathing critique of London’s street cleansing amid frost, snow, and thaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thig Society
Mipid Hatched
House Tavern
St. Jamen's-street
Adairal
Harksleg
Rexwells
Aringod
Inches Ory
Marshall
Apasow
Rowland
Lords of Admiralty
Fsgm
Charles Ogle
Aone
R. N
Charlotte Town
Prince
Naval
Sir le, Beace
Francis Mason
Shaw
John March
London
Lonpox Corrie
Anderton’s
Fleet-Street
Oreuan Aasylumm
London’ Tavern
Joshua Hart
Fourtien
Gardeners’ Benevolent Institution
Duke of Cambridge
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Straud
Sangster
F.H.S
Bowler
Londou
Strand
Templebar
The Sweeping Reform and City Improvements Echo
A Times letter urges making street sweeping contracts subservient to daily sweeping by contractors, arguing it would clean London in a year while easing police duties. Updates on improvements include demolition plans in Coventry Street and Masque de Savile estate, plus council actions on brokers and public nuisances at wharfs.
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Halifax
Quebec
Montreal
Kingston
Poronto
Columbia
England
New York
Liverpool
New-York
Boston
Sitek
Marie Ges Aly
Hlinois Fund
York
London
Pebt
New
Europe
Ohio
Legial Airérofe
Indiana
Bank of Pennsylvania
Shoatt, Noble
Oine
bank- of/Endiane
United States Treasury
MertroroLivan
Commissioners of Woods and
Long ‘Atro
Hogricutrmat Lostery
Barchard
F.H.S
Earl Fortescue
The-Ociety
George Sheills
Mr. Bisset
Pines
Storey
Fielder
Bateman
Warner
Mr. Todd
Hateh
Sheriffs Court
R. Taylor
Hardwick
Wood
Wire
Iomreautes
Arabin
Poperand
City of London
Wilson
Copeland
Dowgate
Thames
Humphery
Hear
Mourvat Life Assurance Locusty
Chitty
Queen Street
Cheapside
Roswell
Lambera Caurennares
Court of
Queen's Berchh
Sturges Bourne
Victetary Party
Ratea
Aaxesi
At- Kae Sane
Huggatt
Reform Association
Rand Messrs
S.acre
St. Katharine’s-pocks
St. Katharine’s Docks
China
Fleet-Street
Prince Albert
Hertfordshire
Templebar
Temple
Temple Church
Bedminster union clerk elected after fatal room incident
In Bedwinster union, Henry Abbotts was unanimously chosen clerk after Mr Peters died. An accident during the meeting caused near suffocation among twelve guardians from a heated room and charcoal stove fumes. the stove will be removed to prevent a recurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedminster
Board of Guardians
Bedwinster Union
Henry Abbotts
Peters
Nicholas Cottle
Chelvey
Birmingham
Turspay
Bassilesa-Steapenhill
Willful murder verdict in Brighton case and assorted notices
The report covers a Brighton courtroom verdict of wilful murder against Ezra Steapenhill after a knife wound described by a surgeon, plus chaotic local incidents. It also notes a Brighton vicar assault incident, Bristol sale of a steam works, a Gloucester lodge scam, and creditors meetings in Chichester with Ridge bankers. The Liverpool fog disaster on the Egerton steamer is included, along with Nottingham corn law deputations to Sir Robert Peel and various regional bank and chartist developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duemt
6Th
Inniskillen Dragoons
Ezra Steapenhill
Brighton
Thr
Vican
Bariaston
Bennett
Wagner
St. Peter
Bristol
Chichester
Messrs. Ridge
R. W. Missing
Ridge
Montagu Chambers
W.ridge
Newland
R. Missing
W. Douglas
E. Paddon
Dover
Bank of Fedor and Co
National Provincial Bank of England
Fector
Liverpool
Egerton
Runcorn
George’s
George's Pier
Glasgow
Liverpool Courier
Nottinghad
Nottingham
Robert Peel
Leicester
Derby
Midland
John Heard
Biggs
Cripps
Mitchell
Leicestershire
Duke of Rutland
Mr. Cripps
London
Sir Robert
Southadbipton
Southern District Bank
London and Westminster Bank
Prantist Martine
Gale
Brannen
Isle of Wight
Edward Paxton
Wood
Roberts
Bartlett
Bath
Paisley
America
Rienzi
Ireland politics and unrest threaten reform timetable
A Dublin dispatch details Liberal gains anticipated in week elections, with Lord Morpeth favored and sheriffs delays possible to blunt Conservative strategy. Reports cite intimidation, public agitation, and a split among factions as competing forces maneuver amid Irish estate disputes and mounting public meetings.
EpiscopAL COLLEGE in Scotnayp Establishment Plan Near Perth
In Scotland a new Episcopal College will be established north of the Frith of For near Perth. It will house boarders, include a chapel and halls, offer bursaries, and allow subscribers of 100 guineas or more a perpetual nomination right with a 10 percent discount on board and education payments. Committees and bishops back the project, with a £1,000 grant from the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. Persuasive details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal College
Scotnayp
Episcopal Church In
Scotland
Perth
Ubat
Upra
Gmen
Seviey
Alexander Movay
Hale
Ald
Perth Advertiser
Glascow
Messrs
Smith
Wishart
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Foreign Intelligence
Spain
M. du Salvandy
Madrid
M. Salvandy
Duc de Glucksberg
Spat
Cortes
Senate
Congress of Spain
M. de Salvandy
Correio Nacional
Levant Mail
Levant
Alexandria
Constantinople
Smyrna
Malta
Saya
Hamish
Sotcha
Pene
Anaia
Maxiarid
Tab Pacha
Thies
M.'‘de Bourqueney
Pacha
Upper Bypt
Arabia
Syria
Lebanon
United States
Judkins
Clay
Congress
House of Representatives
PattapEiraia
Secretary of the Treasury
New York Commercial
Nicholas Biddle
Samuel Jaudon
United States Bank
Court of General Sessions
Globe
Washington
Glub
Mexico
Yucatan
Santa Anna
Texas
Pend
Germany
Cologne
Prussia
Mons
Geissel
Augsburg Gazette
the Metropolis
Ireland
Lord Morpeth
Mail
Fiee
the Picion
Phelan
Lord Eliot
Dawson-street
Lazard
Derry
Coleraine
Beresfort
Bish
Dublin
Boyd
Sinc
C Pany
Dreapinl
Dusux
Bride’s Alley
Mel Coly
Rebecca Snell
Julia Grace
Future &c
Duboi Morning Register
Musper
John Delahunt
Torrens
Bai Pennefather
Boyarlibardo
Ehi Thei
Computrosx
Wakler
New River
New River Company
Semple
Cape of Good
Fari
Simon's Bay
Angola
Rossao
Castill
Broile
Cate
Feekimn
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