Lord Roden Named Lord High Steward In Royal Household
The Dublin Evening Mail notes the Earl of Roden is appointed Lord High Steward, the top royal household post. The piece praises his high qualifications, close ties to the royal family, and affirms Irish Protestant support, calling the appointment a significant compliment and a signal of continued loyalty to the British crown.
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Dublin Evening Mail
Royal Household
Maresty
Sebers
Lord Roden
Nevir
Laty Hurricane aT GIBRALTAR
From Gibraltar reports the lieutenant governor issued a subscription for relief after damage from a severe hurricane. Leading residents promptly contributed to aid the distressed area amid the waterspout and destruction.
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Gibraltar
Police Intelligence Mansion House and London Scenes
The Lord Mayor disputes actions at Bishopsgate Street and the London Tavern as placard boards are seized to prevent a public nuisance. Report covers subsequent magistrate inquiries, fines, and confrontations with city officials, plus assorted petty crimes, assaults on police, and a widow’s tale of a dock theft. The piece also notes a fatal fire near Hemel Hempstead and pays tribute to Prince Hoare in Brighton.
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ORD
Durham
Ear of Durham
Lord Durham
Newcastle
Sip Boeb
Opee
Ridgway and Sons
Piccadilly
Napoleon Buonaparte
Loxton Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
London
City of London
Friends of Reform
Brown
Peranos
Alderman Wood
Mansion House
Loudun
Lean
Crouch
Atayor
Struc
Queen-Square
Cuatst
Boxinc
Westminster
Dudley Collis
Thomas Windsor
Mr. White
Thomas Little
St. Ann’s-lane
Collis
Windsor
Chelsea
Messrs
White
Gregorie
Grove
Tis
Barney Dogherty
Alefault
Carrone
John Thomas
Dyer
Tothill Street
House of Correction
Union-Hall
Charles Denver
Francis Tyler
Chapel-street
Stockwell
Traill
Old Ford
Essex
Tyler
Alderman Copeland
Jeffs
Catharine Connor
Tim Mc Carthy
Hal
Green Dragon-court
Old Gravellane
Ballantine
Judy Flannigan
Combe
Munster
Connor
John Lyons
Tim
Katty Connor
Katty
Chatham
America
Jim
Tim M‘carthy
Tim—Plase
Green Dragon Court
London Docks
Richard Minett
Broderip
Bull
Bein
Thames Police
Rudkins
Revenue Department
Bovingdon
Hemel Hempsted
Austin
Prince Hoare
Clarence-place
Brighton
Hoare
Times
Hiaper
Granville Sharp
Royal Academy
Brighton Gas
Royal appointments and military promotions in December 1834
The issue lists letters patent appointing Peel and others as Treasurers of the Exchequer, the oath of the Lancaster duchy official, new consular appointments, naval honours, and numerous regiment and lieutenant promotions. Also noted are errata in the Gazette, chancery master appointment, and a long section on bankruptcies with multiple names, dates, locations, and hearings scheduled through January.
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Whitehall
Robert Peel
William Yates Peel
Henry Pelham ‘Clinton
Earl of Lincoln
David Murray
Viscount Stormont
Charles Ross
William Ewart Gladstone
Exchequer
Great Britain
Ireland
Pledges and partnerships in 1834 era election notices
Liverpool linen-draper James Walthew at Clarendon Rooms listed with certificates added. The document records dissolutions of partnerships across Britain including brewers stockbrokers and saw a sugar price note with 1834 figures and reformist pledges for seats in the reforming House of Commons plus electioneering notes about Dr Bowring and a Blackburn town verse urging reform.
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Bankroupts
Arthur Emerson
Lawrence
London
Waithman
Basinghall-street
James Wrigglesworth
Liverpool
Grocer
Clarendon Rooms
South John Street
Atttorneys
Chester
Staple Inc
Morecroft
John Goodacre
Barnsley
Yorkshire
Ligen-Manufacturer
White Lion Inn
Leicester
Sheppard
Wimburn and Collett
Chancery Lane
John Robinson
Whitehaven
Cumberland
the Globe
Walker
Mexara
Red Lion Ton
Oxford
Aplia
Bunbury
Furnival’s Inn
William Shepherd
Harrop-green
Saddleworth
York
Commissioners’rooms
Manchester
Milne
Parry
Whitehead and Barlow
Oldham
Benjamin Heighington
Darlington
Durham
James Donkin
Barnard Castle
Bignold
Pulley
Mawe
New Bridge-Street
Blackfriars
Rymer
Jones Race
Wells Next the Sea
Norfolk
Lion Inn
Fakenham
E. A. Faithful
King's-road
Bedford-row
R. T. Loynes
Wells
Sea
Benjamin Ezekiel
Tiverton
Devonshie
Half Moon Inn
Exeter
F, Drake
Bouverie-street
Fleet-street
Turner and Drake
Pauestreet
Richard Davis
Watling-street
Anthony Stratton
John Henry Stratton
Cheapside
Frederick Cranwellestley
Strand
Marmaduke Wake
Wapping, Chain and Anchorsmith
David Hamilton
Nicholas-lane
Lombard-street
George Duckworth
Robert Johnston
New-street-square
James Scotson
Wigan
Lancashire
Charles Wyatt
Banbury
Samuel Herbert
North Newton
Oxfordshire
White Lion Tun
Arnold Meyer
Henry Wilckens
James Walthew
Robert Harley
St. John’s-street
West Smithfield
John Mariana
Charlotte-street
Portland
Place
William Fuller
the Younger
Beckenham
Kent
J. Ashby
G. W. Young
Bartholomewiine
J. Perkins
T. Pullinger
E. Taylor
E. Craston
T. and
W. Barrett
Hasselbury Plucknett
Somersetshire
A. 5. Peake
J. Rose
Ramsgate
G. A. Stevens
W. Evans
Sheffield
H. Sewell
Leeds
R. Waddington
A. Ewen
R. Crossland
Bradford
T. Shacklock
S. Worrall
Skipton
J. Walker
H. Blundell
Red Lion-street
Clerkenwell
W. and
Bowring
Blackburn Town
Blackburn
House of Parliament
Sir James Kemp Relinquishes Master-General Post
The public service will soon see Sir James Kemp retire as Master-General of the Ordnance in favor of Sir George Murray. The Albion notes Kemp’s able, economical tenure since December 1830, praising his honesty, diligence, and patronage restraint. His career spans Egypt Waterloo Canada and a four year Ordnance term, leaving a grateful nation.
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the Ordnance
George Murray
James
Ordnance Department
Viscount Beresford
James Kempt
Burke
Egypt
Waterloo
Picton
Canada
Ordnance
Albion
Provincial Markets and Parisian Food Speculations
Market reports from Liverpool Uxbridge Romsey Southall and Paris describe a dull cotton market with declines and varied grain prices across towns. A Paris venture plans citywide soup and bouillon depots to prove food safety with central inspection at Rue Feydeau and multiple depots already set up.
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Peter le Neve
Cragga
Feydeau
Peel and Dawson party under scrutiny by The Leading Journal
The Leading Journal critiques Peel and Dawson, arguing their numbers are feeble and their policies are mere pretence of reform. It cites Times’ mixed views on Peel, calls him a temperate but subaltern officer, and questions the coalition of Tory leaders amid ongoing political tensions.
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United Kingdom
Bateman
Christian Friesns
Arminius
Episcopal Church
Campbell
Tabernacle
Tottenham Court Chapels
Chapela
Church of England
Christian
Committee For the Protection of Religious Liberty
True Sun
Junius
Peel and Dawson
Peel
Times
Robert Peel
Lord Stormont
Norwich
Edward Knatchbull
Newcastle
Salisbury
Carnarvon
Lonsdale
Berenford
Mansfield
Liverpool
Wellington
John Bull
Captain Forbes
Dudley
Morning Chronicle
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Dublin
Bel
Plymouth
Palmouth
Si Fast' Donnan
MU Blan
Falmouth
Londonderry
J. Scadeng
Horning
Jobe
Regent Circus
Dublin Steam Company
St. Katherine's Docks
W. 3. Smith
Marylebone
Yorkshire Stingo
United Committee of Vestrymen
Samuel Whalley
Henry Jytton Bulwer
Joseph 1Vimey
Pe Daly
Eral
Frandon
R. Groombridge
Panger-aley
Paternosterrow
G. Odell
Princea-street
Oxford-street
Allan Cunningham
Wosmminster
Johnbird
Spain
John Limbird
Ikid
Theaid
Padua
Golland
Ruthvale Abbey
Eleanor
Spectre
St. Michael's
A. K. Newman and Co
R. Stone
Guy Rivers
Fale
Georgia
Miriam Jcopfin
Rosalia St. Clair
Selina Davenport
Rimualdo
Castle of
Badajos
W. H. Ireland
Abbess
Scotland
The
Elizabeth DE Bruce
Clanalbin
L. Grimstone
James Torres
Marcella
Castle-Howell
Bennett
Setevola
Stuoky
James Hall
Stranger Chierrary
Lara
His Page
Hopland
Africa
Cision
Alicia
Barbadoes
Blind Parmer
Elizabeth
William
Ben
Hastiea
England
George Henekey and CO
Gray's Inn Wine Establishment
High Holborn
YLING
W. Ayling
the Earl OF
Roden
Police Intelligence
Trail
Gleeson
Pleasant Retreat
Brixton-hill
Cubitt
Union
Warrall
Bermondsey
the Gazette OF
County Palatine of Lancaster
Charles Watkin Williams Wynne
Duchy of Lancaster
Foreign Office
Bernhard Hebeler
Prussia
John Rodolph Bourcard
St. James’s Palace
Deteubon
John Ross
Royal Navy
Russia
Sweden
Baltic
His Majesty’s College of Arms
16Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Cornet
C. W. Reynolds
Purchase
Wardroper
D. In
Ensigo
Morris
Foot
Right
Sir J. Kempt
G.C. B
40Th Foot
W. Keppel
4Th Foot
G. Dixon
77Th Regiment of Foot
Tytler
10Th Foot
J. Horsburgh
Rawlins
W. Fenwick
Horsburgh
16Th Foot
J. Henderson
M.grath
S. Lawson
Henderson
W. B. Park
Sinclair
Fairtlough
Dexter
E. S. Cassan
1St Foot
A. Campbell, Bart
95Th Foot
G. Cooks
G. Bell
Morritt
C. J. C. Mills
Dixon
4Th Regiment of Fot
R. A. Morrill
Bell
C. Pratt
K.C.B
A. Campbell
77Th Foot
Baevet
F. R. Chesney
Royal Artillery
Asia
Oval Military College
W. Smith
46Th Regiment of Foot
Watson
John Carey
John Darcy
Henry Brooke
Margate
County of Kent
Gent
High Court of Chancery
House OF Commons
Maria
Miguel
Sir James Kemp
Uxervice
Newsoury
Romsey
Sir Robert Peel
the “ Times
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