Prussia Reform Call by Brandenburg Peasants to King
Forty Brandenburg peasants publish a bold address to the King of Prussia urging faithful adherence to pledged reforms, participation in governance, and recognition of public opinion. They warn that resisting reform risks civil unrest and compare reform to gunpowder changing political power, urging harmony with the Diet and careful constitutional evolution.
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Branden
Pearain
Deutsche Zeitung Pnrg
Prussia
Berlin
Prossis
Diet
Gelvee
Liberal’ Party
Electorate of Brandenburg
Frederick I
Brandenburg
Hias
Electorate of
Measures for Its Repression in Ireland and unrest in the countryside
A lengthy Dublin press summary reports government readiness to adopt strong measures to curb agrarian crime in Ireland. Lord Clarendon is praised for actions at Boytonrath, with proclamations and a stringent arma act anticipated. Calls arise to suspend Habeas Corpus to protect life and property, amid reports of brutal attacks, robberies, and organized violence in Limerick, Roscommon, and Tralee.
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Dusutm
Azalomi Ife
Lord Clarendon
Sriah Alfatra
Boytonrath
Arma
Roe
Mabon
Garvey
Ireland
Legal and Miscellaneous Correspondence Excerpt
A long reader letter page discusses weekly notices and rent arrears, probate duties, licenses from justices, and a mix of opinions on social matters. It includes remarks on lacework fraud, a statue debate at Lloyd's, and commentary from various correspondents about political and domestic topics.
Violent fires and losses sweep UK cities and churches
reports detail the death of German violinist George Fabricius in Brussels after a concert rehearsal failure. Donations from the Earl of Digby fund Sherborne Abbey restoration. A London smuggling seizure yields 125 bales of tobacco and 600 bundles of souff. Durham and Camberwell fires devastate homes, with Durham Cathedral momentarily feared. extensive damage in Newcastle and Newington districts follows.
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George Fabricius
Brussels
Theatre Royal
Galignans
Sagasonne
Anbey
Earl of Digby
Sherborne
Dorset
Exeter
New Road
Fore Street
Newton
Gowllard
Chatham
Hannah
Maiden
Custom House
Rocheater
Nure
Avanminga
Durusm
Silver Street
Durham
O'Neal
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Newcastle
Durham Cathedral
Ciy
Wear
High Street
Camberwell
Newingwn Bute
P Division
T. Tidy
Tidy
Sun Fire Office
Cam Bell
Pratt
Walworth Road
Pickett
Newington Church
Lambeth Company
Mrs. Pickett
Time of sunrise and sunset tables for Great Britain and Ireland
The text provides methods to calculate sunrise and sunset by latitude and degree differences, and lists high water times at major ports with adjustments for Bristol, Falmouth, Hull, Milford Haven, and others. It also includes dated ecclesiastical references and daylight length notes for Swannay and surrounding dates, with various computed day lengths and sunrise moments.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Jewish Oath Controversy and Rothschild Seat Debate
The Weekly Chronicle discusses Parliament's looming meeting and the debate over Jewish eligibility to sit in the House of Commons. It contrasts tolerant views, criticizes harsh anti Jewish sentiment, and analyzes oath phrasing and legal precedent regarding Rothschild’s potential seat. The piece references Macaulay, the Morning Chronicle, and judicial opinions on parliamentary oath validity.
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Alt
House of Commons
England
Globe
Macaulay
Morning Chronicle
Bas
Lewes
Rothechild
Mr. Rothschild
Bis
London
Seiden—Khan
Court of Exchequer Chamber
Howard ‘and Gossett
Robert Peel
O'Connell
Lewes Guy Fawkes riot trial details under police chain barricade
A Lewes magistrates hearing recounts riot actions on November 5 with Guy Fawkes imagery. Eight men were produced, police chain barriers were used to block tar barrel progress, and captains and constables described guarding and pursuit actions. Witnesses detail confrontations, arrests, and improvised defenses as the crowd moved down the hill.
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Guy Fawkes
Ula
Nurembar
Lewes Neema
Turaday
Earl of Chichester
Guy
Tener Fowler Mackay
Baat Susaex Constabulars
Deparrd
Jude
Europe
Lewes
England
Mackay
Atorney
Mr. Bennett
Captain Mackay
Harper
Lord Chichester
James Bennett
Wadhurst
Wirehurst
Guy Pawkes
G. F
L. Chickentay and Co
Appeai
Gay Fawkes and Co
Cros
Wimhurst
Lie, Rumor, and the Press Dysfunction in 19th Century Coverage
A critical critique of newspaper practices in Paris correspondence and mid 1800s political misreporting. The piece condemns Morning Herald and Times contradictions over government seats and press influence, arguing misrepresentation thrives when corrections come late. It likens propaganda to burglar alarms and contends public trust fades when falsehoods go unchallenged.
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Riot proceedings before the magistrates at Brighton
The Brighton Uusette reports on magistrates hearing for riot charges. Prisoners were held to the assizes with bail set at £39 each and two sureties of £15. Prosecution and defense clashed over evidence and commitment to trial. The court adjourned after private deliberation.
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Mr. Bennett
Earl of
Chichester
Bennett
Vonity
Marl
Magiatrates
Evanidapaniae
Menetates
Earl of Chichester
Brighton Uusette
Sesgiona
Foreshadowed Irish Crisis in Press and Politics
The Irish question is framed as a looming political storm with papers urging a strong arms bill and enhanced safety measures. Leaders warn against subject subjection and advocate decisive action while critics mock the idea of tenant protections as exaggerated. The piece juxtaposes commentary from London writers and Irish landlords amid calls for reform.
Papal Interposition Sparks Debate On Irish Catholic Colleges
The piece condemns clerical involvement in Irish Catholic seminaries and warns against Papal influence over British church matters. It notes Rome’s evolving stance since the 104 Emancipation Bill, questions whether Protestant and Catholic cooperation is feasible, and discusses potential government scrutiny of papal directives.
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Xch
Ireland
Exeter Hallmay
Leopard Chang
Rome
Rims
Bliss
Seerf
Tenant Right in Dublin Speech by Sharmeon Crawford
A fragment describes Sharmeon Crawford’s Dublin meeting where he argues tenant right means tenants hold real soil interest equal to their beneficial stake after fair rent valuation. He says tenants may sell to the highest bidder and that if land is resumed, landlords pay for improvements at the same rate. He cites historical figures like O Connell and questions the aim of tenant rights.
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Tonanim Pacha
Leauoun
Ibrahim Pacha
Geghorn
Pisa
Petessbuubg
Constantine
Alexandrina von Saxe Altenburg
Maria Alexandrina
Maria Nekolosovna
Alexandrina
Winter Palace
Brussels
Napier
Guernsey
Guernsey Star
London Gazette
Her Majesty In Council
Kingdom of Hanover
United Kingdom
Emicuarts
Axtrica
Ashton
Dukinfield
Mossley
America
Liverpool Mercury
Géstitz
Darmetadt
Count Gorlitz
Limerick
Clere
Ireland
Limerick Examiner
Michael Walsh
Charles G. O'Connell
Ballinshinch
Bia Bonse
Ennis
Fontance
Walsh
James Meade
Ballegna
Newcastle
Meade
Keane
Mr. Meade
Mr. D'Arcy
Dean Coll
P.P
Bia
Earl of Clare
Tralee
Iifirs
W. Desay
George D. Stokes
J.P
Strand Street
George Stokes
Board
Dusuin
Statz
Roscommon
Strokestown
Mahon
Cialrain
Herry Striezer
Her
Commissioners of Public Works
John Manon
Stewart
Board of Works
Board of Worker
Tennent Smith
Mason
Kelly
Canning
Epianam
Metropolis
Augustus
Rome
George the Fourth
London
Victoria
Maidenhead
G. Smith
Fracps
Tx Stix
Nottingham
Our Lady Friends
Hesgisson
Weekly Chronicle
Lloyd's
Prince Albert
Haskis
J. A. Kensington
Liverpool
New Zealand
Australia
Adelaide
L.M
Britton
Isabella
Serrano
Mirall
Manchester
Pope
England
T.H
T.S
Swannes
Sharmeon Crawford
Peopie
Dublin
O'Connell
Parliament opens with urgent business amid food adulteration scare
The Lords meet amid urgent topics as the writ is read for the next session. Elizabeth Hemmings and a family face charges after bread with plaster of Paris linked to illness. Vickers and accomplices are seized. officials report adulterated flour blamed for widespread illness.
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Chorley
Aingis
Elizabeth Hemminga
Vickers
Ain
Plaster of Paris
Cotes
Aieer
AAT
Paris
Mr. Weel
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Princess Royal
John xiii
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Woska
the Weekly Chronicle
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Goaney
Gosney
Ashby
Breau
Aabby
Charles Clapson
Thomas Attwood
Mr. Molineux
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Hoe
Charles Stabberfield
Jesse Ford
Ford
Donel
Funnell
George Jeffrey
Guestling
Joseph Robinson
Barnett
Robinson
Tness
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Times
Standard
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Lord Grey
Wood
Greenwich
Lord Enfield
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Hawes
Herald
Adda
Mr. Barnard
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Mr. Beonstr- Wa
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Iriad
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Siater
Zealand
Savages Morning Chronicle
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Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
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