DUBLIN PASSAGE NOTES AND MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Public notices and trade ads detail steamer calls to Dublin via Plymouth and Falmouth, with agent contact at Regent Circus Piccadilly. Also advertised are Ayling’s Extract and a public caution on a proprietary anti syphilitic syrup, promoting secrecy, dosage, and dangers of imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Plymouth
Falmouth
Derry
Lewis
Rmation
Offic
Regent-circus
Picca- Hig
Dubie
Katherine’s Dee W. J. Smith
Great Street
Oxford Street
Oxford-street
Butler
Cheapside
Johnacn
Cornhill
Ayling
N.S
Bubo
C. Ee
Mensis, Nash and Co
Patent Medicine Warehouse
London
N.B
C. Bagot
Nash and Co
Great Britain
Woman charged with robbing labourer of two sovereigns in Borough
Anne King appeared before the Lord Mayor on a charge of stealing two sovereigns from a labouring man after sharing a drink near a bridge. The man claimed she followed him and he later found the money missing. the watchman recounted the commotion and the purse being thrown over the Thames. The Lord Mayor remanded the prisoner for further examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne King
Southwark
Lord Hague
Atchman
Jack
Marlborough Street
Thomas Templar
Pringle Taylor
Taylor
England
Dyer
House of Correction
Robert Nelson
Clarke
Parish Vestry Chooses Reformers Over Poor Law Critics
A public vestry appointed churchwardens overseers and parish officers for the year amid debate over the Poor Laws. Mr. Anderson, favored by reformers, won a near unanimous renter warden vote after exposing alleged parish mismanagement. Other Liberal nominees were elected, and a motion praising reformers was passed amid cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith
C. Andersoh
Steel
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Bae A
Mr. Steel
C. Rice
Arrowsmith
Heer
Mr. A
Gardner
Ene
Hearst
Aod
Rice
Mr. Longmore
Mr. S
Hoole
George Dent
Hester
Liberal Party
Day
William Griffith
Z. Hunter
C. Anderson
Address from Jireh Chapel Dissenters to the King 1835
A Lewes dated April 10 1835 address from Protestant Dissenters at Jireh Chapel expresses loyalty to the king and gratitude for present privileges while protesting what they call reform attempts by Protestants and Papists alike. They urge restraint on ministers resigning and plead for safeguarding the Church of England against Popery and spoliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jireb Chapel
Tent and Corporation
House of Branswick
Jireh Chapel
Lewes
Sussex
Christ
Church of England
Whale Capture Near Seil Ends in Death and Mooring
A large whale, about seventy eight feet long, was captured near Seil after a perilous chase by six to seven men using ropes axes and a fowling piece. The creature was wounded bled and finally moored to rocks where it died in the early morning light. Crowds gathered to view the extraordinary event reported by the Paisley Advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esdaile
Oban
Seil
Lorne
Argyllshire
Paisley Advertiser
Bank loans to Bank of Endiann Four percent for twelve months
The Times reports private loans by the Bank totaling about one million currency units at four percent for twelve months. The piece notes the rate and term lessen early objections, suggesting experienced lenders foresee higher rates ahead, potentially foreshadowing a rise to six percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Free Trade Attack Against Whigs and Aristrocracy
A correspondent rails against free trade as a one sided policy that harms English manufacturers and workers. The piece condemns corn laws, smugglers, and aristocratic gain while praising the U S stance under Jackson and calling free trade a “splendid humbug.” It argues taxation and expenses must fall before any competition with France or the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coventry
Tower Hamlets
United States
Jackson
Declining fortunes and civic notice from troubled era
The column reports on electoral expectations around Sir Thomas Konbride and Sir Thomas Troubridge, a proposed Deal Patriotic Association to defend liberal principles, and a Kensington churchwarden election won by Mr. Judson. It also notes Sheerness improvements, plans to boost summer tourism with steamers, pier extensions, and Banks Hotel premises acquired for an hotel and tea gardens, plus a bathing establishment drawing visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadler's Wells Theatre
Friends
Thomas Troubridge
Royal Oak Inn
Edward Hays
Deal Patriotic Association
T. Troubridge
Captain Boys
Reysolis
Kensington
Archdeacon Pott
Cheaterton
Stark
Mr. Moss
Péatieman
Farlow
Holt
Judson
Moss
Sheeerness
Sheppy
London
Sheerness
Hiend
Sheerness Pier
Delamark Banka
Bleadon
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Edw. Banks
Banks
Devonshire Meeting Backs Lord John Russell Free of Expense
A large Devon meeting at the British Coffee-house Cockspur Street urged voter support for Lord John Russell. Colonel Evans praised Russell’s reforms and contrasted him with Peel, urging funds to cover Russell’s election costs and to counter Tory opposition in Devonshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockspur Street
John Russell
Devon
Evans
Robert Pee
Tamworth
Lord Grey
Ireland
Earl Grey
Lord Stanley
Lord Melbourne
R. Pett
Lord John Russell
Baronet
London University
Ford
R. Peel
House of Commons
Colonel Evans
J. Russell
Devonshire
Lord Rolle
Lord Rolfe
Rolle
Pittman
Ham
Pegre
Camig Wien
Ove Fein
Feed
Home
South Devon
Mr. Hume
House of Peers
Sir Robert Peel
Lord John Russel
Iwell
Robert Phel
Jabit Roasell
Hume
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Police Intelligence
Lorp Lynphurst
Tard Lanahurst
Phidian Jupiter
Mephistopheles
M. Bazin
Seine
Eve Ane
ST. George the Martyr
Sandwich
Thomas Konbride
Admiralty
Ciajocity
Thomasa Troubridge
UTH
Westhinsater
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