Interview with Earl Grey on Church and Dissent in Nottingham
Deputation from Nottingham Meets Earl Grey to press church establishment concerns. Grey signals readiness to relieve dissenters of grievances but opposes church disruption. delegates stress moderate dissent and desire to avoid violent measures while urging government consideration of church-state issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
Earl Grey
Downing Street
Horsfall
Hicklio
Flenker
Howitt
Hunter
Parliament-street Chapel
Nottinghan
Hewitt
Mr. Hewitt
Hicklin
Earl of Lincoln
Nottingham Journal
Extraordinary Occurrence at Swansea Prison
The Swansea House of Correction governor let his dog roam the yard exposing four ducks. The dog dug holes and buried three ducks alive while one nearly escaped under a fennel bush and was placed on a stone. The ducks suffocated. one is likely to survive. The incident was reported by The Cambrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Swansea
Law intelligence court cases on overpaid shares and defamation
In Feb 21 court session before the Lord Chief Justice and a Special Jury, Campbell v Pink Mines and St Agnes Copper Mines failed to prove fraud and the suit was nonsuited. Allport v Baldwin awarded forty shillings in damages for anonymous slander from a December 8 1832 Standard newspaper letter, defending a tradesman’s good name amid a Worcester Herald election article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF King's Bench
Campbell, Fleming
John Campbell
Pink Mines and
St. Agnes’ Copper Mines Association
Allport
Baldwin
Bewdley
Worcestershire
Standard
Worcester Herald
Sir Thomas Winnington
Pollock
James Scarlett
London
Court of Exchequer Case Involving Greek Loan Funds
A Lloyds ship surveyor sues Major Cochrane over charges for a contrivance called nippers, a paddle wheel plan, and services tied to the Irresistible steamer. The Irresistible burned at Half-way Reach, Thames, sinking after being weighed. the jury found for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Messrs
Ricardo
Middlesex Adjourned Sessions Indict Captain Spicer
William Spicer commander of the Rapid and three crewmen Jones Mears Blake faced indictments for assaulting George Dick son on January 3. Towing operations between the Ann and Jane and the East Indiaman Charles Kerr led to a clash. the Anne’s rope was cut and the Rapid crew assaulted Captain Humble and others. Most defendants were found guilty. Spicer and Jones convicted of assault on the Anne and Jane’s engineer. Spicer also guilty of assault on Humble. Fines: Spicer 5 shillings per assault, Jones 3 shillings, Mears 3 shillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spicer
Jones
Anne
Rapid
Humble
Ron
Jane
Blake
Spicer
Ano
Mears
Police at Bow Street Find Improper Liquor Sales
George Phillips, a waiter at Union Tavern Bow Street, was summoned for unlawfully selling liquors between 1 and 5 AM on the 16th. Constables Broad and Tuffie were served negus in a room with about thirty people. Phillips denied the charge and called his brother as a witness. The vestry clerk called the house very bad and the parish intends to stop irregularities. Phillips was fined 10 pounds with notice of appeal. A summons had been issued for John Harris but he was ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth
Hear
R. Peel
Essex
Baring
Dublin
House of Commons
Peel
Ireland
Bart
Northampton
Johnson
Hellar
Lous
Baron Smith
Ek. Knateuwull
Judge Day
Hia
Napa
Union For Catholic Emancipation
Robinson
Stanley
Hon. Peronet
House de Hene Yanto
Caron
Ian Sha
Bringig
T. Baron Smith
Oétegor
Deere
Ting
Lee Olayte
Bow-Street
George Phillips
Union Tavern
Broad
Tuffie
St. Paul’s
Covent-garden
Halls
John Harris
Lambeth Street
William Osborn
Kilson
Abbottstreet
Poplar
Excise
Commissioners of Excise
Cobbett's Register
United States of America
Mr. Poulter
Bishop North
Winchester
Suffolk
Hampshire
Devonshire
Wiltshire
Islan
Asia passes Margate free trader voyage to China
The Kentish Gazette reports a steamer towing the Asia as the first free trader to China to depart England on Monday afternoon. Paris adds a sensational tale of Madame Esther, a young Parisian woman who suffocated herself with charcoal on January 29 in Rue de Faubourg Saint Honoré after a dramatic romance with a young priest. The manuscript describes her life from age nineteen, her millinery plans abandoned for religion and love, and a ten year descent into debauchery ending in suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Margate
England
China
Kentish Gazette
Edward Knatchbull
Robert Heron
Paris
Madame Esther
St. Roche
Devizes and Totnes MPs Named in Parliament Replacements
From the Gazette of last night, notices of by elections and ministerial changes. Sir Philip Henderson Durham replaces Montague Gore in Devizes. Lord Seymour fills Totnes seat, Edward Baines takes Leeds from Macaulay. Letters patent issued for bayley baronetcy and other royal appointments noted. Commissioned officers listed across regiments with promotions and purchases. Court circuits scheduled for March across multiple counties. Insolvency and bankruptcy declarations recorded with names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devizes
Sir Philip Charles Henderson Durham
Frodel
Fife
North Britain
Hill-street
Berkeley-square
Middlesex
Montague Gore
Totness
Edward Adolphus Seymour
Lord Seymour
James Cornish
Borough of
Leeds
Edward Baines
Thomas Babington Macaulay
March 1834 notices including dividends and partnerships
A long list of legal and commercial notices: dividends due March 5 to April 4 for various trades like grocers, ironmongers, wheeled coach makers, and shipyard workers. certificates and dissolutions of partnerships including Brazilian straw hat makers and grocers. appointments for attorneys in Derbyshire, London, York, Huddersfield, Warwick, and other towns. price of sugar reported as thirty shillings five farthings per cwt for the week ending February 18 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Joseph Whalley
Lockwood
Yorkshire
Barker
Huddersfield
Lever
Gray’s Inn Square
London
John Willins
Warwick
George Inn
Burbury and Lampray
Meyrick and Cox
Red Lion Square
Mary Tyler
Widcombe
Somerset
White Hart Inn
Bath
J. Atkinson
Cockermouth
Cumberland
Globe Inn
W. Waters
T. C. Waters
Bristol
Commercial Rooms
T. Wood
Bilaton
Staffordshire
White Horse Inn
Birmingham
J. Taylor
Manchester
Commissioners
R. Ashby
S. Ashby
Upper Thames-street
J. Jarvis
Brompton
Kent
J. Plummer
W. Wilson
Fenchurch
Street
J. Fraser
Limehouse
W. Homan
Barking
Essex
K. George
Parker-street
Drury-lane
Coach-Maker
P. Barratt
New Bond-street
Jeweller
E. Hobbs
Hitchin
Hertfordshire
Grocer
Great Britain
Shipping Intelligence from Lloyd's List of Friday
A string of vessel incidents and arrivals across European waters and nearby ports. Vessels Amy Miller Russell Emma Durham Symmetry Pericles Expedition Ginamorgan Enterprise Maria Lucy tallow foam Fortuna ice and wrecks are noted with crew saved or cargo damaged. ships stranded or abandoned near Castletown Penzance Fanoes and Groix with salvage expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's List
RamscaTe
Fes
Amy
Emma
Tucker
Bilboa
Newfoundland
Penzance
Durham
Spendley
London
Castletown
Liverpool
New York
Pericles
Stewart
Demerara
Clyde
Buyth
Berwick
Atpgoroven
Newcastle
Venelia
Andrews
Bristol
Lucy
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Padstow
St. Johno’s
Farsnuyp
Hamapurch
Fanos
Fortuna
Peterson
Rio Janeiro
Cox Haven
Empen
Martha
Churchill
Hamburgh
Rochelle
Uithason
Aris
Frederickshaven
Stephanie
le Clerk
Rotterdam
Bordeaux
L'Orent
Isle of Groix
W. I. Rangers
Bahamas
Thomas Lofthouse
Abaca
Bahama
Jessie
Bevan
Nassau
Manseilles
Guilie
Bonetti
Laure
Lavergne
Cette
Bahia
Trade and crime notes from late 18th century press
Reports on wine and spirit duties increasing while brandy exemptions rise. London docks report spirit quays fully covered. Fabrics trade sluggish except quilts with one yard price rise. Earl Grey meets dissenters. an apoplectic episode interrupts. Sydney thefts spotlight petty crime including hat theft and a whaler’s mate robbed. Local attitudes on crime reflect a troubling state of society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Katharine
Marseilles
Bolton Chronicle
Earl Grey
John Smith
M.P
Bucks
Pease
M.B
Durham
Martin
Tewkesbury
Sydney
Bathurst Street
Brownd
George-street
Bent-street
Sydney Hi Hus
King's Court Levee At St James's Palace Held Yesterday
The King held a levee at the Palace of St James's with usual state attendants. Present were the Gentlemen Pensioners Yeomen Guard and Exons duty bound for entrées. Count Mandegloh delivered a letter from the Wartemberg sovereign and other dignitaries were presented to the King. The Duchess of Kent visited the Queen with two ladies of the bedchamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace of St. James's
Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners
Yeomen Guard
Samuel Hancock and Pearson
Count Mandegloh
Wartemberg
Viscoant Palmerston
Robert Chester
Schinas
Ae O'Aaleed
Rd Pekesders
Russia
Becre
Heros
Blow
Wn Ons
de, Bille
Baron de Blome
Count Moiran
Count Pollon
Chevalier de Paiva
Chevalier de Muttos
Mnister
Viscount Torrington
Marquis of Winchester
Viscount Melbourne
Sheriff Wilson
Slissor
Gansta
Pet Freee
Madras
Kail
Bath
William Woods
King E
Gres
Marquis of Lansdowhe
Duchess of Kent
Flora Hastings
Theresa Strangways
Duke of Sussex
Duchess of Gloucester
Sophia
The Case of the Church in Cobbett's Register
Excerpt from Cobbett's Register debates tithes in 1800 and the church's endurance. A critic argues state reform would destroy the church, detailing the duty of parish priests and the social integral role of tithes and residence. Also notes lighter items about Brighton Grenadier Guards, Stockport spinners, and odd news from Sydney and Bristol.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orangemen
Rice
Lord Ebrington
Special Commission
O'Connell
Shaw
Catholic Association
Dublin Evening Post
Daniel O'Connell
Conolly
E. Roathbull
Lord Althorp
Halcomb
Sir E. Knatchbull
LAW Intelligence
Police
the Gazette OF
Crown Office
Nily
Unite
Whitehall
Great Britain and Ireland
John, Bayley
Bedfordsquare
Lord Chamberlain
Montagu John Wynard
Robert Barnard
Philip Cowle the Younger
Watford
County of Hertford
Gent
High Court of Chancery
Thomas Jenner
Rye
Sussex
War Office
Regiment of Lightingopea
Herjeant-Mipjoe
F. Collins
Chettle
Regiment of Dragoons
Cornet
R. Miller
Arenas
Wynne
T. W. Trafford
Purchase
Miller
6Th Regiment of Foot
H. A. Sullivan
Chambers
M. A. H. Fuite
T. Stoney
Tuite
Foot
J. H. Mathews
Horne
G. Seton
Maxwell
T. Hogg
Ae Suadet
44Th Foot
T. W. Halfhide
Lewis
C. W. Crickitt
80Th Regiment
Halfhide
W. R. Lewis
A. H. Irvine
J. Butler
A. F.codd
Aubin
P. Lindesay
Codd
F. A. Ebrington
Wilmot
J. Haining
F. A. Goulden
Lamb
J. F.A. Hartle
Royal Militar College
Goulden
F. Robertson
920 Regiment
Atherley
A. Horne
County of
Nottinghamshire Yeomanry
W. B. Martin
Ceptila
J. Hassall
G. Rawson
Nicholas Congoplact Tindall
Littledale
Northampshire
Pakereys
Rutlandshire
Oakham
Lincolnshire
Castle of Lincoln
Lincoln
City of
Derbyshire
Derby
Leicestershire
Castle of
Leicester
City of Coventry
Coventry
Warwickshire
John Singleton Lord
Lyndhurst
Justice Gaselee
Hertford
Chelmsford
Maidstone
Monay
Lewes
Surrey
Kingston-upon- Thames
Western Circuit
Justice Bosanquet
Southampton
Kilcchester
New Sarum
Dorsetshire
Dorchester
Castle of Exeter
City of Exeter
Exeter
Cornwall
Launceston
Susmeestishire
Taunton
Oxford
Justice Park
Justice Patteson
Berkshire
Reading
Oxfordshire
Worcester
City of Worcester
Stafford
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
Herefordshire
Hereford
Monmouthshire
Monmouth
Gloucestershire
Gloucester
City of Gloucester
Northern Circuit
Justice Taunton
Justice Alderson
Northumberland
Principality OF Wales
County Palatine OF Chester
Baron Bolland
Baron Gurney
Glamorganshire
Cardiff
Carmarthenshire
Carmarthen
Montgomeryshire
Welch Pool
Merionethshire
Bala
Pembrokeshire
Haverfordwest
Carnarvonshire
Carnarvon
Cardiganshire
Cardigan
Anglesey
Beaumaris
Denbighshire
Ruthin
Brecknockshire
Brecon
Flintshire
Mold
Radnorshire
William Barber
York
Patrick Daly
Wilson Forster
Eeroteee
Ludvig Peter Christian Hangen
Clink-street
Southwark
Hayward
Palace New-road
Westminster-bridge
Clark
St. Swithin
Dungombe
Lyon's Inn
Green
King’s Arms Yard
George Upton
Boroughbridge
Scrivener
Makrch
W.J. Roberts
Norwich
Money-Scrivener
C. Attenburrow
Costock
Nottinghamshire
R. Kay
J. S. Wallett
Bolton-le-Moors
Lancashire
J. Hendrey
Weat-street
Sevendials
H. Srisband
Pearl
C. F
Trahn
Jun
Mark Jane
T. Walter
T. B. Smith
St. Alban’s
T. Gregory
T. Lowe
Kennington-lane
S. Monger
J. Cull
F. Kennett
Ramsgate
G. Adams
High-street
Portland-town
St. Marylebone
J. Adams
Cochrane Terrace
J. Coolbear
J. Scott
Southend
W. Potter
R. Clare
Botley
Chesham
Buckinghamshire
T. Cooke
C. Barnsdall
G. Duclos
F. Caron
H. Perrier
B. Barker
J. Barker
A. Hampson
J. Benson
Doncaster
J. Allen
J. Webster
E. Hodson
J. Hayward
F. @. Green
Queen Anne-street
Marylebone
J. Stanton
H. Stanton
T. Willcocks
New Po
T. Harrison
D. Harrison
W. Wickings
Bondcourt
Walbrook
Jones and R. Torley
Highfield
Sedgley
Shipping Intelligence
King's Court
Grenadier Guards
Brighton
Brighton Gazette
Stockport
Port Macquarrie
Cheapside
Mitchell
Oxberry
John Wesley
Nk Osks
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