Second City Fight Ends In Draw At Monte Arena
This Day reports a tense bout as RAP Heal confronts del Monte in Monte Arena. Both fighters exchange quick combinations with no clear winner as the bell ends the round, leaving fans awaiting a rematch.
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 18, 1834
Page
7
London Gazette Insolvency Declarations and Bankrupts List
Declarations of insolvency listed for William Bird and Edward Mousley. Bankrupts include Henry Grimsdale Henry aioe Jay Henry Jacobs and Lewis Jacobs Charles Percival Thomas Benson William Kent Alice Vaudrey Robert Roberts James Wigan William Richmond Thomas Waring Isaac Brightwen Robert Shaw Thomas Buckell Charles Fox Francis Cooke Jasper Fletcher George Pattison Jennet Braddock John Fletcher Corbett John Watson jun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bird
Farnham
Southampton
Edward Mousley
Haunton
Staffordshire
Henry Grimsdale
High Wycombe
Berkshire
Aioe Jay
Welbeck-street
Cavendish-Square
Apuleterer
Henry Jacobs
Lewis Jacobs
Mansell-street
Goodman’s-fields
Charles Percival
Whitechapel
High-street
Oil and Colourman
Thomas Benson
Robert Shaw
Lyme Regis
Norfolk
Corp
Thomas Buckell
Newport
Petition and bill actions in the Lords adjournment note
Lord Shaftesbury seats on the woolsack and presents petitions from St Saviours Moorgate and others against imposed rights on the Established Church. Petitions from Protestant Dissenters and Lincolnshire parishes push for the Labour Rate Bill relief, while the Turnpike Acts Continuation Bill advances and the house adjourns to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Earl of Shaftesbury
Lord Kenyon
St. Saviour'’s
Moorgate
Lord Romney
Northampton
Sr. Hillier
Lincolnshire
Lord Dacre
Ashby-de-la-Zonche
Duke of Argyle
Bernat
Commons
Libel Reform Debates in the House of Commons
Mr. O Connell moves to alter the law of libel urging freedom of discussion and public authority safeguards. He decries its harshness, cites trials and damages, proposes making libel and slander on a level, and limits proceedings to grand jury indictments with crown reply reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban’s
Lord Ridesdale
Norwich
British
Dominions
Ivoke’s
Lord Durham
Jibel
Mr. O'Connell
True Sun
Hunt
Bir
O’connell
Lord Ellenborough
Court of King’s Bench
Court of King's Bench
Epeinet
Cohen
True Sun and News from Newcastle to Leeds and Beyond
Compiled items recount the True Sun updating agents in Liverpool, Newcastle and Leeds. a corn laws debate sparks a public subscription. a Batley laborer learns of a 60 000 fortune. free mulattoes in Martinique cause slave unrest with fatalities. Franklin’s vessel propulsion advances on Hudson. local parish meetings over Percival charges. fatal coal-pit accident at Cambusnethun. disputes over poor relief records. Aberdeen telegrams with Herald arrival from Sayannuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Willmer
Express
London
Gore
Liverpool Advertiser
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
Laing
John Fife
Newcastle
Leeds
Morning Chronicle
Batley Car
Huddersfield
Court of Chancery
Halifax Express
Martinique
Franklin
Hudson
Glasgow Chronicle
ST. George the Martyr
Duke of Clarence
London Road
James Percival
Day
Percival
Overtown
Cambusnethun
Larkhall
RicuTs
John Wing
Elstow
Huntingdon Gazette
Aberdeen
Herald
Goldie
Sayannuk
The Corn Laws and Wheat Prices Across France and London
The report compares Paris London and other French cities showing flour prices in Paris 46s per 159 kg and 50s per English sack. bread at 11 sous per 4 lb French weight. multiple wheat prices by city and hectolitre. Dunkirk beef pork and mutton priced in sous and gouw. notes higher real wages in France since 1832 despite lower food costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
France
Nantes
Arras
Lavour
Haguenau
Sabies d’Olonne
Chartres
Drankirk
Dunkirk
United Kingdom
Grand Musical Festival Planned at Westminster Abbey
Sir George Smart reports King’s support for a grand four concert festival in Westminster Abbey in late June and early July. Plans include modern orchestral innovations, committees from Royal Society of Musicians and allied bodies, daytime performance, and a public ceremony led by Smart as conductor. The Times notes royal patronage and hopes for artistic patronage amid criticism of aristocratic taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Humane Society of Musicians
George Smart
Westminster Abbey
Handel
Hayes
Mozart
Beethoven
Weber
Royal Society of Musicians
New Musical Fund Society
The
Choral Fund Society
Sir Geo. Smart
Board of Works
Opening of Trade to China and Social Notices
A London paper reports varied items: a court decision holds a married woman liable for debt if she conducts separate business. Corn Laws petitions reach 13,600 signatures. vacant St George living in Bloomsbury prompts Parliament consideration. a Wellingborough Street fire destroys a house with insured stock. Marylebone Savings Bank shows growth and new trustees. a Herald critique flags ministerial setbacks. and a City of London Tavern meeting outlines East India Company advances, tea sale limits for 1835, and Treasury plans for Canton duties with consular costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Lords
Court of Chancery
Alderman Wood
Hackney
London
Guest
K. Wagon
Stafford
Warwick
Carrickfergus
F. Pollock
New South Wales
Ireland
Finn
Savings
A. Baring
Lord Althorp
West India
O'Connell
Scotch Court of Sessions
Crown and Anchor
Commons
Bloomsbury
St.George
Finsbury
Alliance
Sun
Marylebone Savings’ Bank
Welbeck Street
Newcastle
Richmond
Sheil
Baron Smith
P. Thomson
Dr. Bowring
China
City of London
Canton
Governent
John Horsley Palmer
East India Company
India
East India House
Calcutta
naval reductions and promotion amid imperial parliament debate
In concluding NAVY ESTIMATES Sir J Graham extols reductions since 1830, proposes further cuts of 180,000 and shifts 500 seamen to 1,000 naval boys, claiming 1,014,000 saved over three years. Mr Hume denounces patronage and seeks tax and expenditure clarity, while Sir J Graham defends progress and argues for maintaining naval strength amid European tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Graham
Duke of Wellington
Wellington
Naval Department
Ainterssue
United Kingdom
England
United Navy
Hume
Europe
Mr. Hume
Baronet
Bart
Mr. Time
Younkers
Althorp
Navy
Pumber
Ordnance Department
Middlesex
James Graham
Admiralty Department
J. G
J.G
J.graham
Gentleman
Poriioman
Sir James Graham
George Frederick Young
Mr. F
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