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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 23, 1830

Page

1

Essex Election Ends In Tight Chelmsford Poll

At five o clock the Chelmsford poll closed with Tyrell ahead at 2579 and Wellesley second at 2086. Mr Westera praised freeholders while Mr Wellesley defended coalitions and disputed the vexatious label as speakers debated party lines before the Sheriff adjourned the Court to Monday.

Chelmsford TyneLt Anid Wellesley Weevesley Colonel Tyrell Mr. Westera Western Tyrety Wiltshire Welenley Munday

Commission of Lunacy Scene At Westminster Jail

Court notes a chaotic commission hearing as Henry Harris testifies about a disturbance at his hotel and Mrs. Brand's attempts to pacify her husband by introducing a man posing as the Duke of Wellington. The keeper recounts efforts to restrain Mr. Brand and a confused exchange ends with the patient kept confined.

Brand Henry Harris Beach John Fitzbrand Phillimore Itrand Parliament Street Westminster Tothill-firida Charles Orton Hood Keep Mr. Brand Duke of Wellington Mrrand Witness Paris General Baudrand Miggion Baron Athalin M. de St Aulaire General Belliard Touloc Genus Marshal Jourdan Hotel da Eavalides Lation Qoralia Duke de Blacaa Louis X VIII de Chateaubriand

Police News From London and Surrounding Areas

Multiple cases reported from Guildhall Bow Street and Marlborough Street include Richard Rock charged with stealing a coach parcel, Mrs. Charles Grindall pressing assault against Edward Salisbury with details of threats by neighbors, and burglary notes at Mrs. Best’s Park Street residence. A major fire in Wapping destroys several warehouses, with no serious injuries. Stamford election notes mention a silver cap gift for god-child Ellen Tennyson Twilley from Charles Tennyson MP.

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Debates on Military Oath and Budget in Chamber

The chamber debated the military oath and a proposed budget outline. Ministers promised economy while outlining 1828 1829 receipts and expenditures, with a plan to present a new budget approach for 1831. The oath articles were voted, with key changes limiting changes to law and extending time for peers to take the oath.

Mberuties Surise Ava Pee Fe M. le Pecletier D’aulnay Mle Baron Lovis Eagar Interior M. Marcral Tribune Parxuaus Marshal Gerard Bernier France M. Bernter Semele Royal Guard Duke of Wellington Muarmurs M. Vienset M. Borissy D'Anglas M. Bavotx Chamber of Deputies da Marcay WM. Wiesxer M. Berryer England M Ob Constant J Vode Vantigsac AT. Derin Kane M. Gotzet Turnalt M. Graon Te Vain M. Guizot Berois Maria de Mosxsrat Pablo Tu Grara Thea Celery M. Guzot M. Otwarcay Thambera My Guizot M. Demuarcau

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