A Chronatic Squabble in Constantinople and India Hints
A Paris-like diplomatic quarrel unfolds between French and Belgian ministers in Constantinople over courtesy and rank after a royal celebration. The Belgian minister Behr reportedly challenges Bourquenay, prompting mediation by Stratford Canning. the affair ends with uncertain prospects and public sympathy toward Bourquenay. Also notes discuss future India governance and assorted royal or political items from Windsor to York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Duke d'Orleans
Corps de Famille
Naples
Spain
Belgium
France
Mags
Baron de Behr
M. Solvent
Caffaires
Baron de Bourquenay
Louis
Boren de Bourquenay
M. Solvenz
M.de Lauxerois
Jochmus
Rencontre
Stratford Canning
Baron de Bell
Tuk
Indiia
Lord Ellenborough
James Graham
Henry Pottinger
Henry
England
East India Company
India
Mountstuart Elphinstone
Charles Metcalfe
Herald Roppery
Queen’s Dairy
Windsor
Ingall
Robert Blunt
Hsay
Wemyss
Prince Albert
Her Majesty
Ing
J. J. Williams
de la Rochejaquelin
Orleans
H Bt
Eric
Galignanin
Vale of Tion of
S Fapstead
Royal College of Physicians
The Weekby Chronicle Item on Mr Elphinstone
A fragment notes an unresolved matter in the house where Mr Elphinstone presided over a division. It mentions a Select Committee and the failure to prove neglect or partiality in its duties, with a sense of discouraging further attempts by interested parties.
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Charles Wentworth
Cawsand
Devonshire
Mrs. Gore
Wentworth Hills
Halifax
Charles Wentworth Fitzwilliam
Marquis of
Rockingham
Earl Fitzwilliam
Viscount Milton
Charles
Jamcs Graham
India
Netherby
Fiscanp Eatine
M.P
Knaresborough
Hoge
Nottingham
Walter
York Minster
York
Gravesend
Blackwall
Brunswick Pier
British Association For the Advancement of Science
East India House
George Pollock
G.C.B
Council of India
Theo
St. Botolph’s
Stokes
Tenby
Haverfordwest
R. Richardson
New Orleans
Richardson
General Debuys
New Orleans Tropic
Cotoxral Churom Society
Exeter Hall
Sir E. Parry
R.N
W. Cowper
J P. Plumptre
G Finch
Lavouchere
G. Finch
J. Yorke
J. Labouchere
B. Noel
Berutem Hospital
Peter Laurie
Earl of Shaftesbury
Challis and Hunter
R. Glynn
Bethlem Hospital
TraratcGan Square
Trafalgar Square
George Iit
Messrs. Ransom
Corporation
Mansion House
Court of Common Council
Galbraith
R. Dixon
Lover
Crewe
Richards
Jewson
Thomas
Royal Academy
St. Paul's
Suffolk
Norfolk
Norwich Mail
Stoke
Brockford-gate
Ipswich
Sculeinn
Dyce Sompre
Dyce Sombra
Paria
Louis Philippe
Tuileries
Paris
Mr. Dyce
Mfr. Dyce
Court of Chancery
Quifel& Herald
Weekby Chronicle
Elphinstone
Horrible Discovery at Hampton Court Palace
A mutilated newborn infant’s remains were found in the palace sewer at Hampton Court. A boy retrieved a hand and police, with Dr. Baker, recovered further portions including a thigh and back. Coroner informed, investigators suspect birth at the palace closet, and a full inquest is anticipated.
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Hampton Court Palace
Fhames
Thomas Holland
Kingston
Sacker’s Arch
Cole
Palace
Baker
Thorsday
Roots
Wakley
Ferrand Letter Sparks Debate Over Freedom and Censure
A British newspaper notes Mr Ferrand's letter to Air Hoge, praising a measured, gentlemanly tone. It argues his earlier asperity about Mr Hogg and Sir James Graben reflects a misstep in Parliament, urging restraint to avoid unfounded charges and preserve credibility in future Free speech scrutiny.
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Air
Hoge
Ferrand
House of Commons
Hogg
Bradford
James Graben
Ferrns
Mowatt
The Masters and Servants' Bill Debate
A parliamentary session showcased a bold, forward moving stance in passage of the bill. The Home Office and county sponsors faced defeat 94 to 7 yet supporters argued changes must be proper and transparent with the controversial Fourth Clause aiming to place the working population under a single magistrate without announced intent.
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Duncombe
Ashleys
Home Office
Squires
The Irish Trials and Pending Irish Registration Bill
The piece notes delays in Irish trial proceedings as Easter Term ends without conclusion. It says Mr O Connell may attend the House of Commons on May 8, with a possible new trial favored by the Irish bench. It predicts Parliament in February 1845 could see renewed verdict debate and continued court activity.
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Dublin
O'Connell
House of Commons
Lord Eliot
Trish
Westminster Hall
Ireland
Queen of England impostor faces magistrate in Pall Mall
A violent woman calling herself the lawful Queen of England threatens to stab a constable in Pall Mall amid a courtroom farce. She, named Somebridge, claims royal descent from Henri IV and laments her alleged 38 lost years, plotting a stay at St James's workhouse while officials check her mind.
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Maxlbonough-Street
Hardwick
Spencer
Weods and Forests
Pall-mall
Bowstreet
England
Somebridge
France
Henr IV
Henri le Grand
Mr. Hardwick
Church-street
Blackfriars
St. James’s
Messas
Switts
Whitechapel
Drinkwater
Excise
Broad-street
Her Majesty
John Toplis
Ber
Mondsey-Street
Court of Excise
Hart Davies, Eay
J.C. Harties
T. Harrison
Mr. Graham
University College
Hart Davies
T. Wakley
Adam’s Arm
Hampstead-street
Fitzroy-square
John Leafferty
Bromley-place
Cleveland-street
Distington
Cumberland Pacquet
Damvine
Winsor
London
Windsor
Galloway
Society For the Suppression of
Henry Thomas
Society
Cotton Twist Straw Man Budget Critique to Sir Robert Peel
A harsh missive denounces Sir Robert Peel’s Budget as bottle conjuring it targets Savings Banks policy and tax shifts. The writer ridicules deposits limits and calls for broader reform while critiquing duties on vinegar glass Currants and wool and mocks the claimed economic principles with sharp, period voice.
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Hamlet
Sir Robert Peel
Tax reform critique on income tax set-offs in 1934 Cotton Twist
The author argues that allowing set-offs against Income Tax by importers, dealers, clothiers, and tailors fails to benefit taxpayers and calls for removing excessive Excise restrictions. He urges equalizing tax pressure to stimulate industry and national energy, asserting broad relief from unwarranted duties would better serve the public. May 3, 1934, Cotton Twist.
Election of Mr R H Hurst for Horsham-park in borough poll
In the town hall the borough election to replace Hon. Mr. Scarlett elected Mr. R H Hurst as representative. The sole candidate, proposed by Mr W Lintot and seconded by Mr H Mickell, appeared indecisive on party lines and vowed to vote conscientiously.
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Honsyay- Exkeriox
W. Lintot
Uni-Corn Law League
Hurat
H. Mickell
League
France
Hurst
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Carlotta Grisi
Carlota Grisi
Don Giovanni
Fornasari
Molle
Favanti
Elvira
England
Ireland
Scotland
Crown and Anchor Strand
Dr. Bowring
M.P
Sharman Crawford
S. Trelawney
Joseph Sturge
British Anti-State Church Association
Cox
E. Miall
J. M. Hare
Great Britain
Society of
Phenps
Forzigniers
London
Duke of Cambridge
Campen Society
Freemasons’ Tavern
Caitp Murphn
Julia Elizabeth Scales
Heary
Lambeth-street
Royal Aviary
Windsor
Belgium
Walters
Witt Forceries
Cope
Barber
Fletcher
Davis
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Quebec
Hampton Court
MR. Ferrand
THE
Overland Mail
Malta
Marseilles
Liverpool
Bombay
China
Extraordinary Express
Otabelle
Univers
Duchess of Kent
Duke de Nemours
Luxembourg
Chamber of Peers
van Halen
Pericamps
Black Sea
Moore
O'Hagan
Hewen
Q.C
Fitzgibbon
Monaghan
M‘donagh
Corn Exchange
O’callahan
Cork
Murphy
Scott
Phoenix Park
BantTaquake
Lugo
Galicia
Minho
Beaumur
Edward Howard
Brighton
Franne Psinck Albert
BaGstor
Bagshot
Royal
Duke of Gloucester
Prince Consort
Thames Gnano ArcGarra
Duke of Northumberland
Duke of
J. D. Bishop
Leander Club
Lord Castlereagh
Royal Tames Yacht Club
Leander
Thetis
Salon de Danse
Marchioness
Londonderry
Countess de St. Aulaire
Manchester House
Prayer-book and Homily Society
Exeter-hall
Strand
Joseph Wilson
Society For Promoting
Episcopal Jews
Bethnal Green
Tendon
Hindley
Tar Barrensza
Dalmas
la Foreigner
Mr. Cottingham
Unimn-bal
Bricklayers’ Arms
Kent Road
Battersea
Columbus
Ti Wan
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