Daring Robbery and Family Finances Highlight London Session
In a Thames office report, Mr Taylor defends his strained means while supporting his son and daughter's family. The case adjourned for arrangements. Separately, Daniel Ross and David re faced two months hard labour for stealing twelve sheets of copper from the William in Rotherhithe, with a Thames police report detailing their arrest and a refusal to name sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galt
Taylor
Thames
Daniel Ross
David Re
William
St. Katharine’s Dock
Howick Bill Aims to Suppress Gambling Houses
Lord Howick has given notice of a bill to empower magistrates to abate gambling dens at once, clarifying current law to avoid lengthy indictments. The measure, backed by Home Office discussions with police chief magistrates, alarms gaming-house keepers and gamblers who expect legislative support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Howick
St. James’s Street
Pall Mall
Court of Common Council debates Carpenters Charity plan
The Court discussed moving Honey Lane Market site for a city school under Carpenter's will and a general reform of education. A petition to Parliament was approved, with motions on Gresham lectures and a police consolidation bill debated. a Home Office reprieve for Mary Braidpath was noted. The piece also contrasts prosperity claims by Sir J Campbell with insolvencies in the region and reviews a periodical on aristocratic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Council
City Lands Committee
Carpenter's Charity
City of London Corporation
City of London
George the Fourth
London
Carpenter
10Th George T.Y
House of Lords
Gresham Committee
Gresham
Alderman Wood
Tickner
Figgins
Williams
Wood
Stacey
Hicks
Dixon
Wilson
Prior
Wire
The Polish Exiles Great Meeting at Freemasons Tavern
A large public gathering at the Freemasons Tavern sought new relief for Polish exiles in Britain. Colonel De Lacy Evans chaired as a police detail watched, with speeches praising Polish heroism, outlining aid from the Society for the Relief of Polish Exiles, and calling Parliament to sustained support and private subscriptions amid Russia’s oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemasons
Friends of the Polish Exileg
Home Department
de Lacy Evans
Dresden
Trieste
Siberia
Portsmouth
Dudley Stuart
Prussia
Atlantic
Harwich
America
Earl of Darlington
Sheil
Poland
Alexander
England
France
J. Barry O'Meara
House, of Commons
Commons
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Freemasons Tavern
Sheweth
Russia
Frencs
Great Britain
Vienna
Prosecution of the True Sun sparks cross party ire
In Carlisle Journal and other papers the True Sun case over resisting taxed payments is pilloried. The editorials condemn Whig double standards, defend press liberty, and call for public support against ex officio prosecutions. Strong language targets Grant Bell and Ager as well as Lord Milton and Brougham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Journal
Pyrrhus
True Sun
Lord Milton
Lee
Scarlett
Ublic
Durham Advertiser
Macaulay
Messrs. Grant
Bell
Ager
Messrs
Grant
Earl Fitzwilliam
Wm. Brougham
St. William Brougham
Southwark
Denounce the monster Nicholas in united protest
A public meeting urges England to denounce and excommunicate Nicholas as the cruel tyrant behind Polish child deaths. Speakers call for national action, warn governments, and back a resolution that Poland’s extinction by a bigger power is unjustifiable until Poland is restored as a free state. Subscriptions are announced and the gathering ends with thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havin
Europe
Great Britain
Biakiss
Poland
England
House of Commons
Leach
Surrey
Ireland
Nicholas
Merle
Gladd
New-market
St. Martin’s-lane
Earl Grey
Russia
France
Stanhope
University of Warsaw
Siberia
O'Connell
Vienna
Castlereaghs
Metternichs
Gil Blas
Lord Palmerston
Earl of Darlington
Catlar Fergusson
Bank and Navy Notices From The Times
A correspondent cites Savines Bank of The East India Company workers forced to weekly threepence deposits with no draw options as dissolution nears. many petitioned to reclaim funds, but were rejected. The Thunderer with Dee steamer sails from Plymouth to Cove of Cork to Malta for Lieut Colonel Parke and Marine Artillery. Home Office circular orders rapid parish baptism marriage and burial fee returns and related registers for London parishes TES and private acts.
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His Majesty
Thunderer
Wise
C.B
Plymouth
Dee Steamer
Stanley
Cork
Parke
Marine Artillery
Spike Island
Malta
Lisbon
Cove
Home Office
House of Commons
London
Clark
Pexton
Their Majesties Leave Brighton for St James Place Season
Their Majesties and the Court will take final departure for the season to St James's Place tomorrow. Yesterday they left the Palace at two, rode to Norfolk Bridge and Rottingdean, returning by five. The Earl and Countess of Erroll left Brighton for their Richmond Terrace house. Monday their Majesties attended the Riding School. the evening function featured a military party with D'Oyley Downman Wynyard Teesdale Eustace McMahon Maxwell Powlett. A dinner party followed with Capt. Campbell, Mrs Campbell, Earl of Belfast, Miss Quin, and Duke and Duchess of Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Fes
St. James's Place
Palace
Norfolk Bridge
Lean
Earl and Countess of Erroll
Richmond Terrace
D’oqyley
T. Downman
Barnard
Wynyard
G. Teesdale
Eustace
T. M‘mahon
Maxwell
Capt. Powlett
Campbell, Earl of Belfast
Lee S
Miss Quin
Duke and Duchess of
Suerland
Hutt
M.P
Hill
Beilby Thompson
Viscount Althorp
Treasury
Chevalier de Vial
Viscount Palmerston
Foreign-office
Hanse
Duchess of Kent
Princess Victoria
Curtis
Royal Dispensary
Burge
Jamaica
Marryat
Granada
Colonial Office
Thelcester and Evesham
Harrow and
Inkborough
Home Department
Coventry Herald
Preece
Stones’end
Borough
Bridewell
Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Anne Eather
Erie Eiie Sith
Mortlock
Newtatie-court
Trand
Inns of Court
Wandsworth
de St
The Cooper Strike and Wage Claims in London
A London coopers dispute argues current wage advances are not real gains. The author asserts five barrels now cost less labour than six in 1825, due to timber quality and iron weight. He claims many experienced workers can prove the point under oath. critics label the rise extravagant, but the industry-wide debate should remain between employers and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malachi
Coopers of London
Coopers
Middling attendance and prices fall at Liverpool Corn Exchange
At the Liverpool Corn Exchange a middling trade showed wheat prices down about 1d per 70lb with some parcels unable to move. Finest Irish wheat sold at 63.44d to a speculator. flour trade was dull with sack reductions. meal and barley for malting fell. malt beans and peas saw slight declines. Cotton market reported 3,000 bags traded with 1,600 on speculation and 200 for export, pricing from 9d to 10d for various origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Manchester
Shipping arrivals list from ports in Messina and Maceio
Shipping. Arrived the Robert Scurfield Clough from St Petersburgh the Marwood Colley from Maceio and Margaret Highfield Thorn from Messina twelve coastwise vessels reported as arrived amid local port activity.
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Robert Scurfield
Clough
St. Petersburgh
Marwood
Colley
Maceio
Margaret Highfield
Thorn
Messina
Parish of St Pancras faces alarm over unpaid rates and relief
The vestry of St Pancras warns of dire consequences from withholding funds to relieve the poor amid unprecedented rate arrears. Magistrates resist distress warrants after vestry criticism. MPs and officials meet Viscount Althorp. other items note furth er diplomatic visits and local incidents at Preece’s tavern fire and a tragedy in Blackfriars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of King’s Bench
M‘william
Hatton-garden
The History of the Glove Trade reviewed in 19th century glare
The True Sun Daily Review surveys William Hull's History of the Glove Trade, noting its focus on gloves from use to decline in 1834, its data on trade policy and the labor force, and its blend of economics, fashion, and moral reflections. The piece admires Hull’s factual detail and questions free trade debates while recalling old glove lore and French versus English craftsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
William Hull
Hull
Hazlitt
Lord Byron
Mr. Hull
Ceprantes
Sanz
Ned Courtly
Flavia
Ake
Worcester
Tevention
Charles the
Glovers’ Company
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Mary Braid
Edinburgh
John Campbell
Sir John Campbell
Durham
Atlantis
Sontain
Catherine
Anne Cleyn
Beatrice Cenci
Madame de Stael
Walla
Greenwich Gazette
Liverpool
ST. Pancras
True Sun Daily
Shasta
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