Moral critique of wealth privilege and press complicity in morals
A critical essay argues that the rich escape moral scrutiny while the poor face vilification. newspapers often align with wealthy patrons, avoiding censure of the affluent. It recalls the Wellington Arbuthnot gift episode and urges restraint in public condolence reporting, noting broader European and Canadian news on cholera, politics, and market jitteriness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Buapett
Tuhe
Duke of Wellington
Woodford
Strathfieldsaye
Moral Morning Herald
Found bodies of Strangford yacht disaster sufferers
The Newry Telegraph reports two missing victims from the Strangford Lough yacht wreck have been recovered Mr Beimne's body on Thursday and Mr Miller's on the preceding morning. In Leeds Times the Osstler argument challenges Sir John Ramsden's canal duties claim arguing he is only a trustee of the public and thus cannot divert funds to his own uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strangford Lough
Beimne
Miller
Newry Telegraph
Cannaal
Osstler
Argus
John Ramsden
Uddersfeld
Oastler
Ramadens
John
Leeds Times
Hay markets and seed rates in Victorian markets
Market diary notes brisk hay trades with decent attendance but best sorts dull, straw price up 1s per load amid ample supplies. Whitechapel and Smithfield report mixed quality, with inferior hay selling higher. Seed market shows dull demand though rape and canary remain firm. linseed and red clover steady. Coal prices edge up slightly as activity rises. multiple coal vessels arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
C.s
Whitechapel
Hay
A.saecees
Ifty
Carraway
Coriander
East Percy
Hebburn
Holywell
Orde’s Redheugh
Pontop Windsor
Tanfield
Wellington
Wylan
Wall’s and Bewick and Co
Ditto Brown
Ditto Gosforth
Ditto Heaton
Ditto Hillda
Hotspur
Ditto Newmarch
Ditto
Northumberland
Ditto Perkins
Ditto Walker
Ditto Russell's
Hetton
Ditto Stewarts
Adelaide
Tees
Peirse
Hartley
Cowpen
Shipping Intelligence This Day Arrivals Across Ports
Shipping intelligence reports multiple arrivals from diverse origins this day across ports including Tarragona Jamaica Antigua Archangel Memel Japan Rio de Janeiro and the Cape of Good Hope. Vessels named include Hawk Hector Victor Don Giovanni Susannah Effort George the Third Margaret Harmony Hope James Ceres and Mary Ann with crews from Paul Field Phillips Butcher Chariton Richardson Palmer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Born’) Creek
Aus
Hawk
Paul
Tarragona
Orr Mancate
Hector
Field
Jamaica
Downs
Victor
Phillips
Antigua
Portsmouth
Don Giovanni
Butcher
River Gambia
Bristol
Aue
Peace
Stevenson
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Tom Cod
Pierce
Africa
Chariton
Archangel
Gloucester
Susannah
Hine
Canptrr
Taylor
Rryer
George the Third
dJataiia
Margaret, Richardson
Trinidad
Harmony
Memel
Japan
South Seas
George
Palmer
Quebec
Montreal
Hope
St. Petersburgh
James
Raoel
Rio Janeiro
Ceres
Berbice
Alexaoer
Madeira
Mary Ano
Peru
Cape of Good Hope
Almanacks and the Stationers Monopolies questioned
The Worshipful Company of Stationers clings to exclusive English Almanack supply despite Stamp Duty repeal. Competitors publish the Penny Almanack for 1835 by J Cleave, rivaling the Company in typography and content, promising strong sales and less revenue loss from tax repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cleave
Theompany
Lancaster Summer Assizes Conspiracy Led To Two Years
Charles Gerrard, guilty of conspiring to injure Mr. Mather, was sentenced to two years imprisonment at Lancaster Summer Assizes. He previously pleaded guilty to administering an unlawful oath at Warrington and was ordered to enter sureties for 2001 in the case of judgment, with two others similarly secured. An accident report notes James Hinton sustained a severe ankle fracture after a horse kicked him while he was drunk, with mortification threatening recovery. Warwick Journal advertises a new black writing ink from Hurry and Co, praising its durability and a testimonial list from London merchants and public offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Charles Gerrard
Warrington
Mr. Mather
Mather
James Hinton
Balsell Street
Hinton
Warwick Journal
Tre Enzeematan Inx
Mesaru, Hurry and Co
Blic
London
Glynn and Co
C. Scott
Goslings
Sharpe
Sheriffs of
East India Company
Law and Equity
Messrs. Horry and Co
Coleridge
Christ
Quarterly Review
Oxford-street
Middlesex Hospital
Farrington-square
Cabitt
Howitt
Sheridan Street
Cave
Methodist New Connexion
Hucknall Torkard
Nottingham Review
Otaocas
Lord Brougham
Milethorp
Aall
Stade
Levens
Eyth
Keon
Lora Tao
Bown
Bowness
Ambleside
Patterdale Lake
Brougham Hal
Agate
Rcession
Ait Sian
Kendal Mercury
Bicholara
Fielps
Ns Lesterda
Fell Fields
Hi Ebouly
Henry Johnson
Frederick, Hoe
Bow-strest
John Watking
Gurgeon
Lavies
King-street
Menara
Watehinién
Ran Gee Ae Secale
Acquittal of M Armand Carrel over royal libel claims
From Paris the jury cleared M Armand Carrel editor of the National de 1834 of high treason charges for critiquing Louis Philippe in a piece on the King's speech. The verdict rejected personal attacks on the monarch while noting dangers of libel and state power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand Carrel
National de 1834
M.carrel
M. Carrel
le Pensee
la Volenté
The
National
Louis Philip
Junius
Chesterfield
M.reel
England
True Sun
le National
Paris True Sun
M. Charlon
du Nord
Procureur-General
M. Thiers
Talleyrand
Pozzo di Borgo
Dieppe
Burgos
Rodil
Allons
Marchons Rodil
Middlesex Sessions This Day Indictments and Acquittals
At Middlesex Sessions before Mr Serjeant Andrews juries found acquittal for John Bone who faced oats theft charges. Thomas Smith convicted of pocket handkerchief theft. Ellen Maloney guilty of stealing money and sentenced to seven years transport. John Brown eleven year old convicted of pocket handkerchief theft and jailed with hard labor for three months and whipped. Ann Dunn convicted of stealing a shift and stockings and given seven years transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serjeant Andrews
John Bone
John Kershaw
Benjamin Clarke
Wheatstone
Hammond
James Carrol
Thomas Smith
Oliphant Saxon
St. Gilea’s
St. Giles‘s
Ellen Maloney
Abraham Myers
White Hart Yard
Drury Lane
John Brown
Frances Thomas Rudd
Ann Duun
James Hugh
Sarah Cork
Heavy beer theft charged and dismissed on Bow Street
At Bow Street John Noonzhun a deputy mace bearer faced a charge of stealing two gallons of beer from Richard Alexander a coal dealer in Cecilcourt Strand. The prisoner claimed the beer was stolen by others after a brick fell on his head. The magistrate discharged him and advised a civil action for damages. Michael Sullivan was then charged with inflicting a wound on Jeremiah Dalton and remanded for medical detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noonzhun
Richard Alexander
Cecilcourt
Strand
Michael Sullivan
Jeremiah Dalton
Pike detained at General Post-office notice issued
This morning a notice at General Post-office states His Majesty's schooner Pike with the Lisbon mail is detained and fetters will be in time tomorrow evening. The past days show a shift to cooler weather with nights near 50. VAUXHALL gardens opened to the public for a shilling a head with good value. entertainments respected and well conducted by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Post-office
Lisbon
Vauxhall
Abbreviated Tattersalls Races and Closings Data
Racing notes from Tattersalls show Shilelagh and Plenipo activity with shrewd backing and closing prices listed. Egham races commence with royal attendance planned, Abersytwith meetings feature a Ladies Purse and Gogerdden Stakes plus a Galloways Handicap won by Tib, while Town Plate and Rhagilamiad efforts appear in Thursday events amid hunts across the Principality and border counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Powell
Eat. M.P
Pryse ‘Pryse
Bowen Davies
Price
Radnor Lass
Gough
Lely
Stacgeceedaa
Vaughan
Wim Dandina
Iveersseeeee
E. Bradley
Rhagilamiad
Principality
Hereford
Monmouth
Salop
Gough Nab
The Late Mr Coleridge Portrait in Print
A review from the Quarterly Review extols Coleridge as a living presence whose conversation blends vast knowledge with dramatic wit. It contrasts Coleridge's fresh, evolving genius with Mackintosh's polished but dry brilliance, arguing Coleridge's discourse radiates from an inner centre and leaves a lasting intellectual spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarterly Review
Coleridge
Mr. Wordsworth
Davy
Scott
Cuvier, &c
Mr. Coleridge
Earth
Heaven
London
England
Sir James Mackintosh
Mackintosh
Cholera and public health concerns in Lambeth
The Lambeth area is reported to suffer cholera prevalence with calls for authorities to secure safe water and curb epidemic risks amid a nauseating district smell. An unrelated note recounts a soldier’s accidental injury during practice and a separate Leeds incident involving Lord Brougham visiting Mr. Baines amid Sabbath principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambeth
Castleyard
M‘donald
Cook
Carlisle Journal
Lord
Baines
Leeds
Leeds Times
Mountain Sylph Opera Review At The Theatre
A notice on Barnett’s grand opera Mountain Sylph reports mixed views. The piece is praised for drama and writing but criticized for much commonplace material. Production elements such as costumes and scenery are lauded. tomorrow a longer notice will appear.
The Scholars of Arneside review and debate taxes
A critical excerpt from Harriet Martineau's tale The Scholars of Arneside discusses tax on literature, liberty of the press, and the impact on printers, bookbinders, and publishers. Owen and a Parliament member debate newspaper abundance and access to knowledge amid dramatic reflections on free speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arneside
Harriet Martineau
Misa Martineau
United States of America
Miss Martineau
Owen
Mr. Waugh
Nancy
Ambrose
Cabapan
Seveee
Publicans
Caicacaccieseee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Augsburg Gazette
Louis Puillipre
Pyrenees
Louis Puitipre
Spain
Lows Puiupre
Cholera
His Majesty's Sloop of War Vestal
Jones
Halifax
Syria
Constantinople
Ignatin Pacua
Namouk Pacua
Egypt
Upper Canada
Gore
Canada
Great Britain
Germany
Prussia
Sweden
Riga
Paris
Europe
Stock Exchange
Sussex
East India
St. Katharine
India
Sursdaneis Regency
Brazil
Shipping Intelligence
Ava
Middlesex
Bow-Street
Sporting
Tattersall’s
Shilelagh
Plenipo
Warlaby Baylock
Chassé
Manchester
Peoria Uo Arneside
Orion
D. M
David Mallock
Ceffort
Poland
Ruthldas
Albert Kortyko
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