1834 Edinburgh and London Bond Listings in Annuary Review
The issue compiles Belgian Brazilian Chilean and other bonds, with notes on Dutch and Oceanic securities. Also lists Edinburgh Magazine contents for September and a London press report on a masters and operatives dispute plus a Theatre Royal program featuring the Mountain Sylph and The Dead Guest with cast and performance times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puedes Shilling
AIT
Edinburgh
Samuel Taylor
Coleridge
Opiun Rater
Tytler
Scotland
Richard Taylor
Will
Governor Fox
Germany
Central Committee of Operative Builders
Central Committee
Thomas Maples
EW Theatre Royal
Eyceum
English Opera- House
The
Mountain Sylph
Herr Wittenhoff
Williams
Spectrenodder
O. Smith
John Marovsky
J. Reeve
Frederica Wittenhoff
Misa Lee
Christine
Miss Novello
Winifred
Keeley
Important News From Spain in The Crue Sun August 30
The Times second edition reports Spain’s Finance Committee rejecting the minister’s debt plan, endorsing full recognition of Cortes debts and rejecting loans since 1828. Paris papers note no war intel, weather blamed for delays, Carlist supporters attack the regime’s image, while calls mount for redress amid ongoing political turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
The
Times
Committee of Finance
Minister of Finance
Cortes
France
Despotism, liberty, and foreign policy debated amid European unrest
The article discusses resistance to despotism and calls for independence with no external help, critiques French and Belgian political tensions, reports on Brussels and Mannheim observations, mentions the Dutch and British press, cholera mortality in Montreal, Texas and Mexican tensions, and a Unionist bias in crime reporting, with reference to a Kensington assault case.
A Unions Row Ends in Brutal Assault and Threat
A defendant used an axe and then attacked a witness with blows to the face after a companion seized the weapon. The complainant, unacquainted with the assailant, alleged no provocation. The court warned that two months in the House of Correction may curb brutality, yet critics still blame Unions for violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
There Is a Passage Worth Remembering on the Lord Chancellor
The Albion cites a True Sun article praising Lord Brougham for truthfully challenging the Lord Chancellor’s authority, while noting a shift in public mood. It criticizes the Do Little Parliament, the Dolittes, and allied political theatre, arguing that operatives seek fair terms with master builders and highlighting the Times letters urged by Apitator to curb agrarian violence, Orange lodges, tithe extinction, and Irish franchise reform. It also reflects concern over the Bank of England's management amid rising financial pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Lord Brougham
Times
Great Lords
Sir Francis Burnett
Joan Wilson Croker
Dolittes
O’conner
Orange Lodges
Ireland
T’o
The
Bank of England
Bank Policy Blamed for Market Ruin and Speculation
The piece criticizes money market practices and blames banks for inflating money supply in autumn and spring, driving ill advised speculation and abrupt contraction. It cites East India Company lending, bank favoritism, and risky securities such as Spanish stock, arguing for a return to prudent, non forced circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India Company
Fast India Company
Financials Drift as Markets Sees Little News From Europe
Eleven o clock reports on Spanish and Portuguese stocks, with Consols at 89% to 90, and Spanish at 46, buoyant tones in English and foreign stocks. Cholera deaths rise in Montreal and Quebec. Montreal toll reaches 29 by May 29. news from North and South American Coffee-house notes tea import orders for ship stores. Liverpool trade activity mixed. market closes with cautious buoyancy despite sparse foreign news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Spain
Consois
Gallipoli
Barbary
Lucca
New York
Montreal
Quebec
Stock Exchange
Liverpool
Dantzic
Colonial Markets Show Mixed Movements This Week
Market alterations were more numerous than previous week with Brazil and Mauritius sugar offering large sales while Jamaica Coffee rose. Prices for most goods held firm though Brazil Coffee fell to 35s per cwt and salt fetched 6d less. imports remained heavy, especially West India produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Brazil
Mauritius
Jamaica
B.P
West India
Letter to the editor on Stradling versus Browne trial report
A reader protests a True Sun report of the Union Hall magistrates proceedings in the Stradling Browne case. He claims the accused was committed for trial but denied bail despite a serious highway robbery charge. He cites witnesses and hefty sureties offered by respectable gentlemen present. The letter is dated August 30, 1834, and notes the report was from a morning paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manheim
Grand Duchy of Baden
Lord Melbourne
Royal Navy
Queen-square
Trades’ Union
Kensington
Browne
Union Hall
Wessu
W. G. Thwaites
Mr. Lover
Rory. O'More
Rory O'More
Kathleen
Rory
Jewel
Anya
Ireland
Peterhead Whalers Battle Sharks During Greenland Hunt
The Eclipse, a Peterhead whaler, caught hundreds of sharks near Greenland last season. Oil from their livers yielded several tons while sharks harassed whale carcasses, prompting regular harpooning. One shark head with jaws wide enough for a man’s body was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterhead
Greenland
Aberdeen Herald
Middlesex Sessions Adjourned After Long Grand Jury Wait
This day in Middlesex Sessions the court adjourned after the grand jury, insisting on finishing their labours, remained in attendance all morning. They plan to continue tonight until eight, though the chairman stated they cannot be discharged and must reconvene Thursday. Several prisoners still awaited trial.
Destitute pair held in Bow Street amid market cart sleep
Thomas Smith shoe maker and James Martin composition-maker were taken to Bow Street after being found sleeping in a cart in the open air near Hangerford market. Martin, coatless and starving, had sought parish relief from Marylebone, which was refused. Magistrate Minshull ordered food for them and urged parish overseers to provide relief, acknowledging their likely willingness to work but lack of opportunity. Gaoler Shackle and attendants aided in feeding them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-Street
Thomas Smith
James
Martin
Hangerford Market
Marylebone
Smith
Whitechapel
Minshull
Goddard
Fletcher
Weymouth Races Heats and Stakes Update
Racing notes from Weymouth show His Majesty's Plate of 160 guineas with heats over two miles featuring Cecilia Caldicot Carnall and Mayfly. Lodmoor Stakes offers 10 sovs each plus 25 added with Coroner Barney Bodkin Warrener as leading contenders in heats about two miles. An additional handicap of 3 sovs plus 50 added by the Ladies runs over a mile and a quarter with Barney Bodkin Mazeppa and Warrener among the top entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TnuxsGai
His Majesty
Finel
Cecilia
Pryce
H Caldicot
Lord Pembroke
Brg
Scott
Barney Bodkin
Jones
Warrener
Radcliff
C ¢ Mazeppa
Canterbury Races Friday Bridge Plate and Hurdle Events
Races at Canterbury Friday feature two heats of the Bridge Plate a two mile heat and a mile event with hurdles. Entrants include Captain Skipwith's Lady Charlotte Forths Gratis and Myrrha with other notable runners. A sweepstakes division lists The Witch Raven Omen and Figaro among contenders in a fast paced card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Skipwith
Lady Charlotte
Forth
Gardoor
Willis
Guildford
Lord A
Conyngham
Isabel
W. Geary
Arab
Camel
W.smith
Saour
Raven
Gardner
Helmsley
Figaro
Vaonack
Zohrab
Shipping Intelligence This Day
Maritime news lists several arrivals. Vessels including Maria from Larache Chieftain from St Vincent Sir John Franklin from Rio Janeiro Boreas from Zante Prince Christian Frederic from Havannas Hippogrift from Archangel Henry from Smyrna Independence from New York and Jamaica arrivals Nestor from Charleston Oporto and more are noted with dates and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy’s
Creek
Ave
Maria
Garrod
Larache
Downs
Ava
Chieftain
St. Vincent
Joe . Dowss
Sir John Franklin Michelson
Rio Janeiro
Falmouth
Boreas
Wright
Zante
Aorr Scricy
Prince Christian Frederic, Diewitz
Havannas
Glorcester
Hippogrift
Hodson
Scyth
Egg
Echo
Atkins
Archangel
Aue
Henry, Allen
Smyrna
Liverfool
Aus
Independence
Nye
New York
Chatham
M‘dowal
John Rey
Greyson
Jamaica
Hopkinson
Demarara
Liverpool
Nestor
Charleston
Oporto
Markets and prices at Newgate Leadenhall and Hungerford
Markets report strong demand for all meats at Newgate Leadenhall with high quality country beef and Norfolk mutton selling at steady rates. Lamb mixed quality and veal sold at full prices. Poultry quiet, scotch eggs and English butter steady at full prices. Hungerford market notes fish, poultry, flesh prices, dwindling hay, Covent Garden veg, and coal prices with many ships arriving. A seaman died after a fall from Winchester dock and a two year old child suffered a fatal skull fracture from a window fall in Chatham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newgate
Leadenhall
Norfolk
Hungerford
Covent-garden
Exeter Festival Promises Grand Sacred Concerts At Hall
The Exeter festival committee pursues arrangements to rival Westminster Abbey, with a twelve night venue at 201 per night. The event features Handel Sacred music and a full orchestra, benefiting the Charings Cross and Westminster Hospitals under royal patronage. It starts late October with performances in the evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter Hale
Westminster Abbey
Emi
Messick
Charing Cress
Westminster
Duchess of Kent
Victoria
Court circular notes royal visits and official arrivals
From the Court Circular: Mr D Ep in ay from Mauritius met Secretary Rice at the Colonial Office with Gen Monreo newly arrived from South America. Sir Robert and Lady FitsWygram left Mark Hall for North Mymms Park. The King and Queen rode in the Great Park. no Egham Race Course visit. Sir John Barton, treasurer of the Queen's Household, died. Wet weather alters plans. artillery remains at the Castle. The King may travel to town Wednesday. the Birthday artillery will fire on September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D'Epinay
Mauritius
Secretary Rice
Colo
Diaice
Moneleo
South America
Secretary of State For Foreign
Robert
Lady Fits-Wygram
Mark Hall
Essex
North Mymms Park
Windsor
Ava
Great Park
Egham
John Barton
Theatrical Chit Chat in London Theatres
The article reports on Mr Phillips leaving the English Opera House for the Hereford Musical Festival with Mr Arnold arranging a stand‑in by Signor Giubilei. It notes Butler’s success at Kent Theatre, Miss Allison’s Dublin Theatre engagement, and various theatre changes including Astley’s and Surrey Theatre. It also covers the Italian Opera in Paris and Victoria theatre renovations under Mr Glossop. A local anecdote follows about a Paisley Cross shoemaker collecting debts with tact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Hereford
Arnold
Barnett
Signor Giubilei
Butler
Covent-garden
Kent Theatre
Davidge
Surrey Theatre
Astley
Zee
Garrick
Fisher
Empress Catherine’s
St. Petersburgh
Mr. Garrick
Rabini
Tamburini
Blache
Ivanoff
Santini
Mesdames Giulia
Griai
Fink
Loot
Schultz
Bellini
Donizetti
Hubussi
Signor Parisini
Theatre de la Pergola
Frince
Co Apt
Victoria
Glossop
Ae Sagetley
Bir. Smith
A . Ees
Ryne
Prince Roy
Sweden
Rhino
A. Mile
Paisley Cross
Srob
Richard
Richart
West Independent
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Cele Soar Eessences Bode
Sasess
Pri
Espagne
Rente de Naples
Anglo - Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Eovne Stm
Bolanos Mining Company
Exican Mining Co
Brazilian Imperial Mising Co
St.pmi
British Iron Mining Company
Columbian Mining Co
St. Pra
IL Canada Company
Hank Ofreland
General Steam Navigation Company
Real del Monte Mining Company
United Mexican Min
London Bridge
Wills
Lowa
Portese Bonda
P.c
Saenereereerann Ovueen
Rolland
Buenos Ayres
Carthagens
Dublin
Flanders
Guerpney and Hambard
Vane
Crue
London
Moniteur
Cuarles V
Tys
Pny
Maan
Titus
Ender
Ule
Robi
Portugal
Talleyrand
Pozzo Pi Borneo
Brussels
M. van de Weven
Ostend
Mons
Manheim Gazette
Mexico
Texas
Austin
the True Sun
Middlesex
Police
Sporting
Weymouth
Shipping Intelligence
Adairs
Belt's Primrose
East Percy
Gatesfield
Hebburn
Holywell
Orde
Redbough
Pontop Windsor
Shipcote
Tanfield
Well's-end
Adelaide
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Ditto’ Bewick and Co
Ditto Clarke and Co
Ditto Gosforth
Ditto Hetton
Ditto Hillda
Ditto Hotspur
Iss
Ditto Killingworth
Ditto Lambton
Winchester
René Herald
Hopkins
Hammond-place
Iberts
Orleans
Wreseenea Cease
Hay
Seccessene
Abughad
Sherwood
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