This Day Review of Edinburgh Magazine September 1835
This entry lists contents of Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine for September 1835 including poems and essays like The Modern Dunciad The Sister's Grave The Cranes of Ibycus a ballad from Ickier The Science of Swindling fragments of a Breton journal Beyond the Rhine and other pieces by BE Lerminier William Hay and more. It notes publishers in Edinburgh and London with price one shilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blacker
Armagh
Fall
Arden
Ee Kio’ College
London
James Dickson
James
Raploch Perm
Stirlingsin
William Blackwood and Sons
Edinburgh
Arabe Cadet
United Kingdom
Lackwood
Ickier
Bretagne
Rhine
BE. Lerminier
William Pite
William Hay
Berenger
Justin M
Thomas M'Crie
T. Cadell
Strand
Et All
Moyland
Sam Cobbett
Traditionsry Ballas
Mary Howitt
Lady Magdalene
Ebenezer Elliott
Louisa Agne Twanley
New
William Talt
Simpkin, Marshall, and Co
Least Wilmer and Co
Liverpool
John Cumming
Ublin
TITHES IN IRELAND AND MUNICIPAL REFORM DISCUSSIONS
Imperial Parliament hears the Chancellor urge suspension of prosecutions against clergymen for tithes in Ireland while a relief bill is prepared to aid tithe holders. Debates cover municipal reform petitions, official salaries, and a plan for ambulatory judges to ease county quarter sessions costs. Scandalous abuses in discharging prisoners on route are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Strickland
Bowring
Blackburn
Ir. Blamire
Cumberland
Col. Sibthorpe
Baring
R. Stewart
Scotland
Ruthven
Dublin
John Reid
Dover
Sibthorpe
Dr. Bowring
Neeighbourhood
West Riding of Yorkshire
Sheffield
Pontefract
Municipal Corporation
Assuze
Magistraes
Maistrates
Houses of Correction
Durham
Coldbathfields
Brixton
Brinat
England
Morpeth
Cornwall
Somerset
Donhhead
St. Mary
Wilts
Probing County Rates Costs and Prosecutions
Commissioners report rising county prosecution costs over forty years, e by population growth. West Riding figures show costs climbing from 2,623 pounds in 1814 to 18,737 pounds in 1834, with average assize prosecutions varying by county. The panel seeks data to reduce heavy spending, noting local court prosecutions are cheaper than assize trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Riding of
Yorkshire
Leeds
The
Ark Assizes
Shipping Intelligence From Lloyd's List Oddities
Shipping intelligence reports ships foundering near Pentland, wrecks near Halifax and Cape Ray, vessels abandoned or saved, and multiple arrivals at Liverpool and other ports. The note also covers a royal elephant arrival, Dutch painting, and observations on the Thames water quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s List
Liverpool
Kinnaird’s Head
Pentland
Orion
Chard
Newfoundland
Quebec
Cape Ray
Calcotta
Ashton
New South Wales
Ava
Greenock
Flockhart
Jamaica
Halifax
Michael Miller
Williams
Port Maddock
Brazil
Emerald
Utica
New York
Havre
Newry
Cora
le Grand
Alicant
Christiansanp
Braunsberg
Pillau
Hell
Arendal
Constantinople
Hills
Bosphorus
Trebizond
Smyrna
Emma
Perceval
Dublin
the Castle
Ave
Grasshopper
Philadelphia
Cape May
Warwick
Insurrection Fears Spark Lynch Mob in Livingston
An eye witness reports escalating measures after alleged conspiracy to incite slave insurrection in Livingston. White leaders organize a vigilante committee, officials execute accused conspirators, lashings and banishments occur, and arrests surge as the plot widens through plantations across Madison County and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Courier
Tyger
Bayou
Madison County
Missisippi
Jone
Livingston
Madison
Livingaloo
Ruel Blake
William Jobsin
Barth
Joshua Cotton
Sanders
Stean
Cotton
Grregory
Terrel
Lee Smith
Hindes County
Dean
Connecticut
Donovan
Kentucky
Mitchell
Holden
Hiram Hall
William Benson
Aneird Barnes
Nickolds
Hiram Perkins
Mat. Sharkie
Rawsona
Parkins
Sharkie
Hodge
Vicksburg
Blake
Kenton
Yazoo County
A. Boyd
Committee of Safety
James Dickson
Hiram Reynolds
Big Black River
Atahe Boyd
Whenen
John A. Murel
Tennessee
Murel
Drowned servant found after despondent walk near the canal
A young domestic in George's street was found dead by drowning after being missing since Sunday. She had shown a despondent mood after walking with her sister along the Quays, then toward the Canal, and was not seen again until yesterday. The cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’s Street
Imerick Paper
Webster
Massachusetts
van Buren
New York
Air. M'Lace
Ohio
Clay
Kentucky
Harrison
Indiana
White
Tenessee
Madison
National Monument Society
Faistine Marshall
Washington City
Boston
Mont Blanc
Chantepie
Millan
Sli Bny
Caastepis
Lyons
Public meeting backs reforms to curb corporate abuses in Hull
In Hull the Reform Association assembled about 2000 despite heavy rain to press for municipal reform. J C Parker chaired as speakers denounced Lords amendments to the Corporation Bill and urged ministers and Commons to reject mutilations, pledging loyalty to the Crown while demanding redress and a petition to the House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
J.C. Parker
East Riding of
Yorkshire
Reform Association
Cotiemen
House of Commone
Jota Smith
Kirk Elta
Woolley
House of Lords
Eelime
Hall
Lords
Commons of England
House of Commons
Pitt
Commons
England
Gresham
William Kenedy
Newcastles
Winchelseas
Lyndhursts
Charles the First
Pym
E. Higginson
John Russell
Wisbeach petitions for Municipal Reform to Parliament
Wisbeach residents led by the town bailiff attend a public meeting to endorse petitions in support of municipal reform. Petitions to the King and to the House of Commons are prepared, with signatures forthcoming, showing firm resolve against peers resisting reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisbeach
Ava
House of Commons
Lord Melbourne
Commons
John Russell
Birmingham Union Calls for Reform in England and Ireland
An 1835 Birmingham Townhall meeting urges immediate reorganization of the Union to secure reform in municipal corporations. A public meeting is planned as the Political Council stresses bold action against Tory opponents and civil strife, with leaders Montz and Edmonds signing the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ave
House of Commons
England
Ireland
Union
Political Council
Reform meeting backs current administration in Romsey
Windsor Express reports a large Romsey town hall meeting chaired by Mayor G Sharp in support of the current Reform administration. A petition to the Commons against the bill in its present form was adopted unanimously. Colnbrook Reformers urge Lords to pass the Municipal Corporation Bill promptly without mutilation and petition Commons to restore the original provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romsey
G. Sharp
Commons
Colnbrook
Lords
Municipal Corporation
Windsor Express
Town Meeting Rails Against Municipal Reform Bill
Barnstable town meeting at the Guildhall endorsed current administration’s reform efforts and denounced the stigma on the educated majority as unfit for office. A petition to Parliament urged the bill return to its original form and was sent via Mr Chichester the borough’s MP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable
House of Commons
Chichester
Carlisle meeting petitions Lords to reject Corporation bill
A large Carlisle assembly in the Coffee House Room heard nearly 200 prominent residents demand theHouse of Commons reject the Corporation bill as amended by the Lords. Resolutions echoed prior meetings with strong ministry support and opposition to peer mutilations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Coffee House
House of Mmons
House of Lords
Edinburgh Council Debates English Corporation Bill Action
Bailie Macfarlan urges the Edinburgh Town Council to petition the House of Commons against any change that would impair the English Corporation Bill. The motion for the previous question fails narrowly after speeches by Sawers Robinson Thomson Donaldson and the Lord Provost. Lord Viscount Melbourne's answer to the Deal address reiterates his satisfaction and appreciation for the town’s approbation, dated August 27 1835 from Downing Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Edinburgh Town Council
Bailie Macfarlan
House of Commons
Sawers
Robinson
Baillies Thomson
Donaldson
Viscount Melbourne
Deal
Downing-street
Proposed Fetter Lane to Old Bailey viaduct and Farringdon market
The Observer reports Francis Wishaw C E on a new 45 foot wide brick viaduct from Fetter Lane to the Old Bailey with arches and iron ribs at crossings, plus a plan to convert Farringdon market into a two story, lighted, ornamental complex with promenades, conservatories, and four market entrances, aiming to ease traffic and boost trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Observer
Fetterlane
Old Bailey
Farringdon Market
Francis Wishaw
C.E
Holborn-bill
London
Skinner Street
Fetter Lane
Bartlett
Blewitt’s
Ploughcourt
New-street-square
Farringdon-market
Farringdon-street
Seacoal-lane
Farringdon Street
Shoe- Jane
Westminster
Burlington Arcade
Tower Market
Whishaw
Breezy notes from many lands and religious rites
Odd miscellany reports span ancient chimney forms and Icelandic spring heating to Brussels court cases on Mrs Paterson and Mr Wellesley. Dispatches note Sir Frederick Lamb’s Vienna return, Catholic chapel openings at Loughborough, Byron quips, Roebuck on democracy versus aristocracy, and Hungary’s three year diet stalemate over royal title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Daulby
Iceland
Lane Wellesley
Court of Appeal
Brussels
Tribunal of
Helen Paterson
Long Wellesley
Wellesley
Frederick Lamb
Vienna
Sir Frederick
Brighton
Windsor
Knights of the Bath
Lord Aylmer
Montreal
Loughborough
Nei
Messrs
Challoner
Wilson
Jones
Brick
Woolfrey
Whiteside
Fitzpatrick
Ushaw
Tempest
Grantham
Andrewa
Orthodox Journal
Byron
Gil
Lord Byron
Countess of Blessington
House of Lorda
House of Commons
Chamber of Representatives
Ferdinand V
Ferdinand I
Itia
Ferdinand VI
Hungary
Austria
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