Palmira Teak Ship Sails for Passenger Service
OR MADRAS and CALCUTTA to sail August 0. the fine Palmira 603 tons Samuel Snell Commander offers excellent accommodations for passengers. For freight or passage apply to Bolton and Kelham 173 Fenchurch Street. The Navy royal office advertises coal supply tender for Malta with 300 chaldron cargo. Tenders due 1 PM Wednesday. viewing forms available. attendance required.
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Madras
Calcutta
Palmira
Samuel Snell
Bolton
Kelham
Fenchurch Street
Hon. Company
MOIRA
Samuel Beadle
S.beadle
Orkley-street
Jerusalem Coffee-house
Edmund Reade
Riche
S-Court
Lime-street
Bolton and Kelbam
Fenchurch-street
Dieppe
France
Brighton
Albion
Paris
Rouen
Seines
Reform Steam Packet Company
Royal Marine Barracks
Marine Barracks
Deptford
Woolwich
Ind
Melville Hospital
Chatham
Stobart
Wallsend
Marine Artillery Barracks
Merine Infirmary
Portsmouth
Springwell
Usworth
Intrinsry
Plymouth
Commissioners For Victualling
Deptiora
M. Waller Clifton
Malta
Royally
His Majesty’s Navy
Matta
Fordel Main
Hylam
Inverkeithing
Elgin
Rubly Henton Main
Fiery Vein
Bryndoridsy
G. Smith
House of Lords. no business of importance on Tuesday evening
The Lords adjourned after receiving petitions and bills as they rose at 5 20 pm. The House of Commons items note the Carmarthen election petition extension debate and reform bill discussions with various speakers including Lord John Russell and Mr Dundas. The session closes with Mr Malcolm speaking before 7 pm.
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House OF Lords
Tas Dar
Basinghall-street
G. Wagner
W. Chapman
Soho
J.E. Were
Bedminster
Somersetshire
J. Scott
Broad-street
Cheapside
Half Moon Inn
Clare
T. Edwards
Liverpool
Apirit
Mr. Holden
Iverpool
W. Wythes
Birmingham
R. Leech
W. M. Poussett
Cow
Cross-Street
Smithfield
Basinghall
J. Bgraman
Bedford-square
J. Buckler
Packer
S-Court
W. Eames
Knightsbridge
W Graves
Sherbornelane
London
F.spencer
Leeds
J. Harrison
Crewharf
Hellmermoth
A.M. Greig
House OF Commons
Carmarthen
Wexford
Hunt
Lancashire
Breconshire
Marquis of Chandos
Knights of the Shire
John Russell
R. L. Dundas
Knaresborough
Tamworth
Ireland
United Kingdom
Henry the Sixth
England
Cromwell
Lord Clarendon
Hume
Lord Claredon
Berkeley
J. Malcolm
King appoints Hammick to Brunswick Chapel ministry
In Whitehall notices dated July 2 1831 the King names Rev St Vincent Love Hammick M A to the Ministry of Brunswick Chapel St Marylebone, succeeding the late Rev Wm Fawsett. Bankruptcy reports list multiple debtors with discharge and superseded proceedings. Dividends announced for Baines Canterbury and Gibson Southwark.
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Whitehall
St. Vincent Love Hammick
Brunswick Chapel
St. Marylebone
Wm. Fawsett
John Bennet
Birmingham
Royal Hotel
Thomas Burton
Bramham
Yorkshire
Court House
Leeds
Samuel Ramsden
Colne
Lancashire
Bankrutps
John Muddell
New-street
Covent-garden
Basinghall-street
Aston
Old Broad-street
Dennett Lodge
Poole
London Tavern Inn
Holme
Frampton
Loftus
New Inn
Parr
John Alves
York
St. James-street
Westminster
Roberts
Millman-street
Bedford-row
John Merville
Pontefract
Sessions House
Wakefield
Rathbone
Crown-court
Cheapside
Janson
Thomas Martin
Richard Freen Martin
Coleman-street
Basinghallstreet
Hindman and Goddard
William Thomas Houghton
Wualcot-place
Lambeth
Basinghall Street
Dods
Northumberland Street
Strand
Liverpool
Chester
Stapleton
London
Henry Triggs
Sol's-row
Hampstead Road
Bosinghall-street
Stanmy
St. Saviour’s Churchyard
Southwark
Joseph Drayton
John Jenkins
Pillgwenlly
Monmouth
White Lion Inn
Bristol
Blower
Lincoln's-Inn- Fields
Leman
Polish War Doom and Tsar’s Hidden Peace Offer
The article argues the Russian Emperor seeks a Warsaw victory to justify a grand peace after a congress, urging Europe to resist the self serving move and warning that bayonets will seal Poland’s fate. It notes delays by Russia while demanding caution from Cabinets and lists a harsh portrayal of Russia’s tactic. In court, Charlotte Margaret English is found guilty of intermarrying a living former husband and is fined three pounds, amid public approval and critique of prosecutors.
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Morning Chronicle
Vienna
France
England
Poland
Warsaw
Constantinople
Dwina
Balkan
Europe
Diebitsch
Darius
Ostrolenka
Poes
Kicki
Kamienski
Egypt
Russia
St. James’s
Paris
New Court
Charlotte Margaret English
William Hands
Michael English
Ang
Bill English
Farley
English
Honda
Sergeant Anauty
Sergeant Aranty
Inquest into Newtownbarry ends in deadlock
The Times notes the Newtownbarry inquest ended without a verdict. Six Catholic and six Protestant jurors opposed each other, and observers caution about partisan influence on witnesses and officials. The piece urges restraint and notes a possible consequence of vengeance over necessity.
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the Times
Newtownbarry
Dublin Morning Register
Ireland
Yeomanry
Manchester
Trial Continuation of Rev Mr Taylor on Blasphemy Charge
The trial resumed with witness Jamed Smith confirming earlier testimony about Taylor’s Rotunda discourses. Taylor denied ridiculing the Deity, argued he quoted Bible verses with pathos, and condemned the Society for the Suppression of Vice. He defended his character, urged acquittal, and the jury found him guilty. He received two years in jail, a 2001 fine, and recognizance with two sureties of 2501 for two years.
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Taylor
Jamed Smith
Rotunda
Stephens
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Desperate pistol attack ends in murder in Birmingham
A young woman named Hannah Blyth and her suitor Fallows were attacked in the Minories Birmingham. A shooter fired wounding Fallows in the leg and the woman in the neck. Moseley fled, later found dead near Darlaston, with two pistols recovered nearby. Fallows was cleared. the case followed through canal bank discoveries and a brewery visit.
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Bull Street
Birmingham
Hannah Blyth
Lichfield Street
Fallows
Hannah
Onover
Moseley
Redfern
Public Office
Darlaston
Bilston
Lowe
Cock Heath
Walsall
Birmingham Canal
Birmingham Journal
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Hoenix
Lombard-street
Charing-cross
J. Jones
Thames Tunnel
Rotherhithe
Wapping
James Birkett
Walbrook Buildings
Atlas Assurance Company
Life Department
Great Britain
Henry Desborowugh
Oyal Academy of Music
Hanover-square Rooms
Euryanthe
T. M. Mudie
Hummell
Blagrave
Lucas
Clementi and Co
Royal Academy of Music
Tenterden-street
Hanoversquare
Ason
Allnut
Piccadilly
Spratt
Little Brook-street
Hanover-square
Atkins
Mount-street
Berkeley-square
Campbell
Welbeck-street
Cavendish-square
Grant Portland-street
Miller
Oxford-street
Manning
Regent-street
Prout
Temple Bar
Kain
Ludgate Street
Rigge
Chandler
Verey Andon
Bentley
High Holborn
Johnson
Cornhill
Mattress
Fleet-street
Colley
Bishopsgate
Fox
Brewster
New Bond-street
Butler
Howard
Royal Bazaar
Oxford Street
Sorell
King’s Chemist
St. James’s-street
Bighton
Mons
Mallan
British
Bega
N.B
Joseph Sparrow
Angel-court
Throgmorton-street
Hatchard and Son
Anfanan Ie
the Public Press
Surrey
Mosapay
Morning Herald
Citovena Manaes
Barley Mow
Gill
James Hill
Hyde Park
Three Compasses
Grosvenorrow
Moxpay
Lord Auckland
Earl of Harewood
West Riding of
Lord Harewood
Grand Jury
Havin
Lesa
Storks
Starks
Mr. Starks
Mr. Storks
Michael Sikes
Pear
Heard Harewood
Kroyer
Androm
Michael Storks
Owice
Michael Stork
Justice Litledale