Trade Rates and Army Augmentation Ship News
The report notes steady freight rates with light arrivals and uncertain prices for most goods while dead weight remains quoted at £5 15s to £6. It also details the Anvy augmentation on Feb 20, adding 4 men per troop in seventeen cavalry regiments and increasing infantry ranks across multiple battalions, with reorganized company and battalion structures to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Guards
Her
War Office
Dragoon Guards
Royals
Rifle Brigade
Seargent
Paris sees uneasy outlook as ships of state face tensions
In Paris on Tuesday and Wednesday reports from Washington and New York stir fear of possible Anglo American hostilities. Paris papers discuss Poland’s revolt rumors, El Kader in Algeria, and measures to boost the Mediterranean mail route. They note Cobden’s influence, royal dispatches, and a new salt duty cut while stock markets oscillate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Friend of
Canton
America
United States
France
Paris
Washington
New York
England
la Presse
Aien
Rales
Poland
Stockport
Cobden
Grat
Russia
Paria
Trousseau
Olga
Prince Royal
Algiers
Trieste
Alexandria
Marseilles
London
Council of Ministers
Mediterranean
Indis
Purie Bourse
Algeria
Cavaignac
Deira
Abd-el-Keder
Melouia
Abd- el-Kader
Morocco
Voniieur
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northero
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Basle
Dieppe
Stranburg
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Lyons and
Erienne
Courrier de Lyon
Rhone
Versailles
St. Etienne
Vernalaon
Givors
Guivera
Plain of Ivours
Pierra-Benite
Jia
Yailresd
Beaides
Celebration of St David's Day by Ancient Britons
The hundred and thirty second anniversary of the Ancient Britons marked by a Monday celebration at Welsh Charity Schools in Gray's Inn Lane. A procession to St George's Church featured prayers in Welsh, with Rev John Robert Williams and Bishop Samuel Wilberforce, plus a fund appeal for the Welsh Charity School founded in 1714.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Most Honourable
Society of Ancient Britons
St. David's Day
Gray’s Ton-lane
Hugh Cholmondely
St. George
Hanover Square
John Robert Williams
Welch Church
Ely Place
Holborn
Samuel Wilberforce
Oxford
Welsh Charity
Ita
London
Printers’ Pension Society
Goodger
R. Taylor
Hadason
B. Disraeli, Esq
Lake Hansard
Brighton
Vauxhall Gardens
Strand Theatre
London Tavern
Benjamin Hawes
Treasury
Commissioners of Public Works
Charlier
County Common Council
North Kent Railway
Wna
Southwark-bridge
Improvement Committee
Corporation
Christ's Hospital
Hospital
North Kent
Southwark Bridge
Escape of a Leopardess at Bristol Zoological Gardens
Reports of a Bengal tiger breakout were exaggerated as a leopardess escaped briefly from its den at the Bristol Zoological Gardens. The animal crawled among shrubs then fled to the down before keeper Mr Green secured it in a yard. the incident blamed on a loosened feeding bar. In Liverpool a broker James Spence faced embezzlement charges over 119 casks of oil valued around £2000, with testimony detailing transfers and alleged misappropriation. The case was adjourned for trial with bail set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Chinon
Zoological Gardens
Durdham
Mr. Green
Eiveerpool
Lowndes
Lowndes, Robinson, and Bateson
Brunswick-street
Bardewell
Bardswell and Littledale
Royal Bank Buildings
Wmn. Gartside
Ossett
Wakefield
Joseph
Liverpool
Bilbrough
Spenar, Cochrane, and Co
Spence, Cochrane, and Co
Spence and Co
Pro Spence
Cochrane and Co
Edward J. Spence
Spence
Messie
Wenostracht 2Nd Co
Myeelf
Spence, Cochrane and Co
Rushton
City and Public Works Stalls Spark Parliamentary Debate
In a tense city council session opponents argued personal interests fuel opposition to a major public improvement. A parliamentary report against the scheme was adopted and a petition against the bill agreed upon as the City of London Truss Society noted its anniversary at the London Tavern with Lord Eldon presiding. The society has aided 132 855 patients since 1808, and last year 4 559 benefited from its voluntary programs amid receipts between £1 200 and £1 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Pena Y Aguayo
M. Martinez de la Rosa
Paris
Maparo
Senate
Chumcber of Deputies
City of Loxpox Truss Society
London Tavern
Lord Eldon
Sorrawark Bripch Road
William Payne
Goldsmith's Arms
Southwarkbridge-road
Marty
Little Guildford Street
Southwark-bridge-road
Coercion Act opposition echoed at Irish meeting
Dusky March 2 report from Ireland notes R O Gorman presiding as the association denounces the proposed Coercion Bill. A letter from Mr O Connell calls the bill an Algerine act and urges repeal, while others urge vigilance against rebellion and oppression. weekly rent announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O'Gorman
Ireland
O'Connel
Duntty
Davip Rucre
Limerick
David Roche, Bart
City of
David
Hutt
A Romantic Poem on London Life and Public Figures
The New Times reviews a four part romance titled A Romance of London noting its two hundred pages and a hero of mixed East Indian heritage. It praises the poet's power and clarity, cites masterful street portraits and a vivid opening scene on St James's Street, and remarks on political satire though the work remains romantic rather than satirical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the New Times
London
Henry Colburn
E. L. Bulwer
Lot
Tennyson
Alcibiades
Puneh
Timon
VOTES OF THANKS FOR MOODKEE AND FEROZEWEEH VICTORIES
In the Lords a vote of thanks was moved to the Governor General Sir Henry Hardinge and to Sir H Gough and officers for the Sutlej victories at Moodkee and Ferozeshah. Detailed tribute noted bravery and sacrifices, including the Governor General's night among regiments to encourage them. The debate praised discipline, family loyalty, and the native troops, with calls for medals and published noncommissioned officers' names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moodkee
Ferozeshah
Earl of Airox
Sutlej
Ferozxeahah
P M Caskill
Broadfoot
H. Hardrope
H. Gough
Pasitin
Treopa
Duke of
62D
Ecumani
Carpf
East Indiea
United Kingdom
East Indies
India
D. Littler
Lear
Loxnonperi
Fervarsiiah
Ricusoso
H. Herdinge
Lord Ripan
Earl of
Ettessorocen
Duke of Wellington
Lord Auckland
House OF Commons
C. Beakerey
Cheltenham
Bright
Anti Cer Law League
Clelwotham
Lancashire
Sreaker
R. Peel
Bricut
Reading
R. Peex
Vwonse
Henry Hardinge
Goveror Gneral
Eat Indies
England
Fants
Robert
Lahore
H. Hardinga
H. Hardinge
Punjayb
Punjab
Tritiah
Roy
Gough
Litte Arthur
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Foreign Intelligence
Voy Weis Thess
Itar
Mapai
Universal
Breton
Catalonia
M. Velalangs
Burgos
Malta
Marta
Ponsonby
Seote
Sesino
Wes
Malteee
Bulneavis
Sesine
the Metropolis
North Brittsh Railway Company
Hawick
Faahiebridge
Edinburgh
Gorebridge
Brown
Christie
Fushle-bridge
Pace
Salford
Manchester Guardian
Literary Chronicle
Gamenter
Hesuty
Grimalkin
Map
Gaely
Crockford
Henry
Swift
Pirty
Peel
Polly
St. John
Anne
Namea Lise
Pasa
Nox
Prince of
Waterloo
Sparta
Marlborough
Napoleon
O'Connell
Cromwell
Luther
Babylon
Cleon
Mahmoud
Lysander
Stanley
Rupert
Eton
Gladstone
Dan
Bob
Dleer
Johnny” Moat
Johnny
Jangeid
Orious John
Hampden
Falkland
Fausza
Regina
Metropolis
E. Bulwer
Blanchard
Robert Peel
Lord Palmeraton
Roccue
der Artiata
Gerard
Metropolia
Asr
Lockerup
Carter
Legion
Spain
Dom Miguel
Devoras Jignorn
Suimitxse
J. Scholen
Anen
Damascus
Tae
Gilbert A. a'Beckett
Punch
Lyceum
A’ Beckett
Ala Rochefoucauld
Yon Joel
Peese
Walla
Hyde Park
Sperial Parliament
House OF Lords
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