Mr Ashton Murder and Schofield’s Commitment
A Stockport court records Schofield’s committal to Chester Castle for trial on the murder of Mr Ashton. The inquiry names Mosley and Garside as key witnesses, notes dejections from confinement, mentions Platt and Lee’s arrests and releases, and recalls prior linked murders and letters. The piece details testimonies, alibis, and potential falsehoods shaping the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schofield
Chester Castle
Mosleys
Garside
Richard Simpson
W.G. Newton
Clark
Esgis
Shaw
Beadle
Stockport
Wm. Mosley
Mosley
Mr. Ashton
Chester
Platt
Lee
Ashtons
Trades’ Union
Wim. Mosley
Derby
Ashton
Nadia
William Mosley
Bill
Josh Mosley
Clayton
Nadin
Goit
Joseph Mosley
Wellar
Derbyshire
Aweren
Gilles
Josh
Nadim
Ceure Basiellon
Oris
Navy officers appoint new commanders at Nore and flag ship Ocean
Vice-Admiral the Hon. C. E. Fleming is named Commander-in-Chief at the Nore in place of the late Sir Richard King and Captain Alexander Ellice is assigned to command his flag-ship the Ocean. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy is removed from the Admiralty residence on Friday, with Sir William Parker succeeding him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Fleming
the Nore
Richard King
Alexander Ellice
the Ocean
Thomas Hardy
Admiralty
William Parker
Plymouth Naval News Ava 16 The Zenobia returns from India voyage
The Zenobia under Captain Owen completed a nine months nine day voyage from India. It left Calcutta March 22 and Madras April 12, passed Table Bay October 10 and St Helena June 23, meeting the Rosehill brig at 33N 40W, with Mr Cowper British Consul at Pernambuco aboard. She docked at the Cape and Portsmouth with a long list of passengers including Sir Edward Ryan and families. Also noted are preparations for the Tyrian and Opossum packets, the Portland sailing for Malta with mast spars, and wages for the Portland due today.
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Ava
Owen
India
Calcutta
Madras
Table Bay
St. Helena
Rosehill
Pernambuco
Liverpool
Cowper
Zenobia
Cape
Edward
Lady Ryan
Barrell
Opossum Packet
Falmouth
Portland
D. Price
Malta
Hamoaze
San Josef
Malabar
Stag
Talbot
Woolf
Dee
Tyrian
Rinaldo
Barnpool
Jupiter
Sound
Naval and passenger movements from the West Indies and Atlantic
The Athol with invalids arrived from the West Indies under Lt. O Connell and sailed for Plymouth after disembarking officers and families. The Zenobia and Andromache carried passengers including Lord Napier and Sir James Sterling. Reports from Garbatoes note Serpent cruise off Para and slave trade actions. Promotions, appointments, and a court martial are announced for Plymouth and surrounding naval establishments.
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Hampshire Telegraph
His Majesty’s
Athol
Alexander Bailey
West Indies
O'Connell
65Th Regiment
St. Kitt's
Cowell
Landreth
Quartermaster Binley
Royal Regiment
Morris
R.A
Binley
Henry Sulivan Grame
England
Andromache
Cape
Lord Napier
Canton
James Pattison
James Sterling
Swan River
Garbatoes
Don Carlos
Redpole
Ariel
Sable Island
Myr Ue
Nova Scotia
Daccabied
North American
Conception Bay
Charles Elphinstone Pleeming
Medway
Alea. Ellice
Ocean
Granville G. Loch
Joseph H. Priest
Plymouth Dockyard
A.W. Milward
Medea
Gower Lowe
Rose
John Russell
Robert Scott
Malabar
J. H. Martin
H. Hammond
Victory
G. P. Rowe
Talbot
C. D. O'Brien
P. Dumaresq
Romney
H. A. Moriarty
Orestes
J. Bascombe
Seaflower
Messrs
M. R. Scott
Sapphire
St. Probyn
John Connor Stuart Field
Edward Southwell Sotheby
Alfred
George W. Swith
Winchester
E. H. Kennett
Columb
A. Lawrence
Buzzad
Lords Commissioners of
Earl Marshal
Duke of Sussex
Southwick Park
T. Thistlethwayte
Calumnies on the Trades Unions A Letter to the Editor
A union member rebuts press misrepresentation of Trades Unions, argues for distinction between early societies and later unions, and explains how craft associations formed to protect wages and prices. He traces how capital dominance influenced outcomes, notes misused headings, and calls for fair public understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
Stockport
Society of Carpenters
Society of Spinners, Weavers, &c
Kidderminster Carpet-weavers
Broad Sik-weavers
Smiths,” &c
Tyranny of employers sparks rise of trade unions and bank worries
The piece recounts factory tyranny and wage oppression prompting workers to form unions. It details early unions like the Operative Builders and the Consolidated Union, plus government pushback and spy actions. It also critiques Bank of England quarterly accounts showing rising circulation and liabilities amid falling bullion.
Gloucester Election Celebrates Codrington Victory
Gloucester held a grand display for Mr Codrington returning to Parliament for the eastern county division. A blue clad procession formed at eleven, with Cheltenham electors marching fifteen abreast, banners flying and bells tolling. He pledged to defend agricultural, commercial, and manufacturing interests and spoke against Whig influence.
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Codrington
Gloucester
Cheltenham
Mr. Codrington
Bell Inn
Cgroudrich
B. Cooper
Codier
England
House of Commons
Bank of England Accounts and Government Link Scrutiny
A contemporary critique notes Bank of England quarterly accounts under the Bank Charter Renewal Act. It describes weekly liabilities, note circulation, deposits, securities, and bullion, with monthly averages to be published in the London Gazette. The piece questions immediate gold liquidity versus securities and hints at political friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uivuning-Strert
Bank OF England
Exchequer
London Gazette
Downing Street
Leadenhall-street
Debates Over Benefit Societies Act In The True Sun
A correspondent challenges the Benefit Societies Act amendments in 16th Sik., arguing that the Act 10 Geo. VI. c.56 confers no new privileges. The writer condemns the revising barrister's powers, fees, and suppression of workhouse, fire, and other relief, calling the act unconstitutional and harmful to societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
National Debt
Court of Exchequer
Er. Pratt
Abd ibRehievous
Wes
Parish Dispute Over Parish Accounts Published Letter War
St George parish officers challenge a Morning Advertiser article reporting a discrepancy over parish accounts for 1833 to 1834. Vestry clerk Willey disputes police figures and cites his own records of 4463 pounds 4 shillings 6pence paid, while Receiver Wray confirms 4401 pounds 4 shillings 8pence.
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Wellclose-square
St. George
Middlesex
Wielley
Thomas Morris
Scotland-yard
Willey
John Wray
Metropolitan Police
Whitehall-place
Smr
St. George-in-the-East
R. Willey
Wellclase-square
Carpenters Arms Owner Plans Pro Union Boycott Support
Carpenters' Arms proprietor Mr Cox of Pimlico says he will subscribe one penny from every pot of ale or glass of grog sold in his pub during master builders demand for workers to sign the anti union declaration. He notes trades people share the builders' stake and that harming one harms all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Carpenters’ Arms
Pimlico
Hejngly
Court Circular Reports Royal Movements and Visits
The Court Circular notes King and entourage traveling to Windsor Castle after prorogation, with Sir Herbert Taylor and other officials. visits include the Spanish minister, Viscount Palmerston, and a sequence of departures to Scotland, Wilts, and the north. The King returns to the Castle, reviews troops, and plans a final levee with the Queen expected to arrive from Germany.
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Herbert Taylor
Pea
Windsor Castle
Marquis de Miraflores
Viscount Palmerston
Foreign Office
Colonial Office
Mr. Temple
Sierra Leone
Brougham Hall
Westmoreland
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lansdowne House
Secretary Rice
Charles Grant
Great George Street
Windsor
Duke of Argyle
Beauclerk
Bowater
St. George’s Chapel
Mr. Gossett
Great Park
Falkland
Maemoiselle D’este
Germany
Duchess of Gloucester
Augusta
Memorial subscription for Dr Doyie linked to national utility
In Carlow a meeting decided to raise funds by subscription to honor the memory of Dr Doyie. The tribute acknowledges his fight for civil and religious freedom and his belief that priest and patriot share duties. The Limerick Star notes the plan aims to connect the memorial with national utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyie
College of Carlow
Limerick
Get Gold Get Gold In 19th Century Financial Dawn
Cobbett praises gold demand spurred by Jackson and Don Pedro and foresees Peel's Bill return as legal tender. The piece imagines rulers and gentry suffering under a gold standard upheaval with one pound notes restored, wheat soaring, pensions and fundholders exposed, and landlords pressured by leaseholds and mortgagees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobbett
Jackson
Don Pedro
Register
Yankees
Peel
Peel's Hill
Whitehall
Unionists Clash with Combe Delafield and Co in Debate
A London letter argues Messrs Combe Delafield and Co oppose the Unionists, citing a Tradesmen’s Meeting at Hercules Tavern Lambeth. It alleges they refused to subscribe to aid the Unionists to avoid affiliation, while a 10,000 strong dismissal is cited along with broader political commentary. The piece also details a brutal murder at 22 Lancaster Street Judd Street, a forthcoming jury inquiry, and a heavy editorial mix on currency and public order.
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THE
True Sun
Hercules Tavern
Lambeth
Messrs. Combe and Co
Unionista
London
Parkin
Susprerep Murpder
Brunswick-square
Harrison
Lancaster-street
Judd-street
Cobbett
Bruiling
Order In Council
General Jackson
United States
Brougham
Great Britain
InspecTor Wovenpen
Bowstreet
Louisa Morrison
Commissioners of Police
Nsuel
Paris Papers report King’s reply to Chamber Address
The Paris Papers recount the King’s reply to the Chamber of Deputies, read on Saturday. The message praises the constitutional throne while implying continued royal support for the government, but criticizes past acts and the National Guard troops described in the reply.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Tdem Verbis
Brovenam
Vaux
K1no
Gan
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Avovsr
George Rose
Board of Trade
Sir George
Iscad Es
Dell
Wades
Pheres
Iremain
Wotan
Friendly Societies’ Act
ST. George, Middlesex
Morning Advertiser
Ireland
the Unionists
Messrs. Combe, Delafield, and Co
Roca. Ane
Royal Spanish
Orente
Espagne
Rente de Naples
Ward
Anglo Mexican Mining Co
Ins
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
S.ceesena Balanos Mining Company
E.nveeecscee
Brazilian Imperial Mining Go
PO Wives
Britiehron Mining Company
Cs-Csece Columbian Mining Co
Canada Company
Ceeseneaceconecsaces Provincial Bank of Ireland
Sasecceses General Steam Navigation Company
Real Bel Monte Mining Company
United Mexican Min. Co
Mexico
France
Guernsey
Jersey
Waterford
Hambaurgh
Gethenturgh
Aese
Wsccnae
Aes
TRISH
Eessecrer Royal Gaual
Grand Canal
City of Dublin Steam Company
Bulwer
Eugene
Aram
Banim
Brockden Brown
Edgar
Untly
Mrs. Brunton
Bravo
Pioneers
Lionel Lincoln
Red Rover
Madame de Stael
Corinne
Gale
Lowrie Todd
Grattan
Heireas of
Theodore Hook
Maxwell
Victor Hugo
Hunchback
Notre Dame
Mrs.Inchbeld
Misses Lee
G. Lewis
Misses Porter
Thaddeus
Warsaw
Pastor
Schiller
Rai Shelley
Frankenatel
Henice Walpole
Castle of Otranto
Literary Gazette
Atheneum
Richard Bentley
New Burlington-Street
G. R. Gleig
Allan Breck
Lyceum
Nourjahad
Shetmzeddin
Wilson
HH. Phillips
Hasem
Yore
Assan
M. Barnett
Mandane
Fanny Healy
Zulinia
Miss Somerville
Fatima
Sexton
Alexander Lee
Captain Waldrich
Mr. Wilson
Count Joyeuse
Wrench
Herr Wittenhoff
Mr. Williams
Spectrenodder
C. Smith
John Marousky
J. Reeve
Frederica Wittenhof
Miss Lee
Christine
Novello
Winifred
Keeley
Lewis
LoSuos Bredur
Rres
Crue
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