Weekly Gazettes Show Police Evidence and Dissenters Appeal
The issue prints the Metropolitan Police evidence before the Corporation Commissioners, plus the Dissenters of Nottingham versus England appeal. It also details the escape of a lion and tigress from Wombwell’s van and the ensuing slaughter, with portraits of Paddy Bull and John Bull. London publishers advertise the sale.
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Weekly& Holice Gazette
Times
Metropolitan Police
Corporation Commissionersa
Nottingham
England
Wombwell
Paddy Bull
John Bull
London
J. Cleave
Shoe-lane
Fleet-strest
Ireland's Plight and English Poor Laws Demand
The piece reports dire conditions in Skibbereen with famine and cholera, noting shops closed and only one absentee proprietor attending a meeting. It highlights calls for Poor Laws, parochial assessments, and criticizes landlords and agents for apathy, while praising Mr. O'Connor's pledge to push reform. It also discusses political maneuvers in Westminster over the window tax and taxation hints from a letter to Lord Althorp. The commentary spans French Paris unrest, press prosecutions, and European diplomacy impacts, concluding with updates on the plague in Madrid and Cortes convocation uncertainty.
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Ireland
Fearcus O'Connor
Skibbereen
R. Beecher
O'Connor
England
United Kingdom
Storms and political unrest ripple through Europe
The Monireul Egyptien notes a gale damaging Alexandria harbor ships while Holland faces bankruptcies and a restless monarchy. Berlin reports Prussia seeking a treaty with Holland and Bavaria to fortify dikes. Reports also condemn Russian cruelty and Poland's endurance as Warsaw courts judge 1829 revolution promoters.
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Jerusalem
Monireul
Egyptien
Alexandria
Holland
Times of
Berlin
Bavaria
Rhine
Flanders
Poland
Warsaw
Markets drift as foreign securities hold sway in London
The day's London market notes show muted English stocks with Consols around 90.34 and foreign funds led by Spanish and Portuguese securities. A steady Cape and Lisbon express story underlines unsettled money, while later reports mention the Dreadnought seamen’s hospital aid from Sweden and parliamentary rate inquiries. Several local notices and a Middlesex Sessions debate reflect court logistics concerns and a mail bag theft investigation near Salisbury.
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Cape of Good Hope
Mauritius
Lisbon
India
Dreaded murder and robbery near Bletchingley Surrey
Last night Epsom and surrounding villages were thrown into alarm by the murder of John Richardson of Bletchingley Surrey. He was found on the high road between Epsom and Banstead after visiting Epsom market. Robbers allegedly took about 30 pounds in cash and bank notes. Two men were seen nearby, one tall and one shorter, with bundles. A 1000 reward was offered, and parochial constables searched the area all night. The death is described as instantaneous from a lung wound. The scene sparked wide concern across miles.
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Sweden
Norway
Count de Bjornstjerna
London
England
Wales
Duke of Richmond
Marquis of Salisbury
Harewood
Cawdor
Dacre
King
Kenyon
Auckland
Redesdale
Ellenborough
Melbourne
Wharncliffe
Wynford
Paltimore
Godolphin
New Orleans
Edward Knight
New York
Knight
Povey
Ailus
Middlesex
Brown
Petit Jury
George
Charles Randall
Isaac Wheeler
Fisherton
Bristol
Salisbury
Deptford Inn
Stoford
Bell Inn
Wilton
Warminster
Minty
George Randall
Charles Handall
Hampshire Guardian
Liverpool
Huskisson
Africa
Bocothic
Lisbon
Tamerlane
Savannah
Samuel Brown
Calcutta
Mauritius
Malta
Industry
Wilmington
Typhis
Mediterranean
Isaac Hicka
LiverPoo CoTron Mmarket
Fes
Longford
Epsom
Bletchingley
John Richardson
Surrey
Banste
Epsom-market
Waltonheath
Thio
Court of King’s Bench Perjury Trial for Solicitor Hellings
Indictment for perjury against Mr Hellings a country solicitor accused of swearing an affidavit of expenses in a case under his care while claiming the terms were true. Trial proceeded with the defence that he believed the affidavit’s contents to be true based on his client’s representations. The detailed proceedings were not completed by press time.
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Paris
M. Grsquet
Marshal Soutt
Court OF Chancery
Court OF King's Bench
King
Hellings
Court action on iron plates and patented work
In a Common Pleas case, Hammond & Carpenter dispute 312 pounds 17s 1d for goods and work. Hammond, an iron merchant, supplied forty iron plates for a patent grinding machine, with 24 perforated to 700 holes and 16 to 1700 holes, but the device was not charged to the defendant. Carpenter paid 401 pounds into court and the judge suggested referring the matter to determine the value of the workmanship, with a full day likely needed.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Hammond
Carpenter
Serjeant
Talfourd
Halcomb
Thames-street
Greenwich
Police Report At Queen Square And Street Robbery
This day John Parker was brought before Mr Burrell charged with uttering base coin after paying for beef steaks with a counterfeit half-crown. He was remanded. An old man Wilson and his son were jailed fourteen days for begging in Chelsea streets. A highway robbery near Green-lane saw Mrs Allen lose three to four pounds in gold and a gold chain after a robber fled toward Denmark Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Square
John Parker
Burrell
Thomas Bellmaine
Kensington
Wilson
Chelsea
Cornwall
House of Correction
Market Prices and Coal Market Report for New Hungerford
The market lists prices for fish meat poultry and produce headed by turbot salmon cod and beef with ranges per lb and per dozen. It also reports the general average price of British corn for the west ended Feb 21 1834 and the six weeks aggregate. duties on foreign corn. and a coal market note showing vessels arrived and coal prices per ton at market close with numerous collier names and rates.
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New Hungerford
England and
Wales
Northumberland
Woodside
Lambton Primrose
Ditto Heaton
Ditto Lyons
Ditto
Lambton
Adelaide
Ditto Gordon
Ditto Pearse
South Durham
Tees
Cowper
Howard
Netherton Main
Hartley
Merthyr
Colonial Markets This Day Prices Steady Amid Light Imports
Goods held for higher prices as imports stay light and trade remains scant. Prices show slight shifts across items with rice and prunes noted, East India goods moving at full rates, and mixed prices for coconut and Brazil products. No major changes in tallow, cotton, silk, oils, spirits, or spices.
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East India
Aaron Root
Cocos
Brazil
Suncar
Corree
Shipping Intelligence This Day From Lloyds
Shipping intelligence from Lloyds lists arrivals at Fes and Portsmouth including Glory from Marseilles, Queen from Messina, Eagle from Bilbao, Hero from Messina, Claudine from Cape of Good Hope, Pursuit from Constantinople, Findlater from Mauritius, Columbine from Vera Cruz, Revenge from Lisbon, Prince George from Bengal, George and Mary and Sylph from Rio Janeiro, Sophia from Guernsey, Mt River from Maria, and Union from Ostend, with various dates. A Lyons funeral of a St Simonians female disciple notes a light blue calico shroud and an inscription New Faith Eternity on the pall borne by four women.
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Lloyd’s.) River
Fes
Glory
Marseilles
Queen
Phillips
Messina
Eagle
Hunt
Bilboa
Carex
Hero
Saul
Downs
Claudine
Kean
Cape of Good Hope
Constantinople
Dover
Findlater
Mauritius
Portsmouth
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Havanoah
Revenge
Lisbon
Bengal
St. Helena
Cowes
George
St. Simonians
Lyons
French Papers Report Uprising Turmoil Across Cities
From Paris to Lyons and Saint Etienne, reports describe unrest among workers and police clashes. Looms resume despite threats, mutuellistes accused, disturbances in Hotel de Ville, arrests, injuries, and a court verdict condemning editor M. Luennec to five years and 12,000 francs fine.
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Paris
Fes
St. Etienne
Hotel de Ville
Moniteur
M. Luennec
the Tribune
Court of Assizes
Naval movements from Portsmouth report fleet arrivals and orders
Portsmounth correspondent notes Pelican under Commander Gape to proceed to Chatham after arrival from the Mediterranean. Dee under Commander G Stanley arrives from Cork and sails to Woolwich. Columbine from the West Indies, 28 days out, remains at Spithead for orders. Revenge under Captain Mackie from Lisbon arrives and is to be docked and refitted after a 21 day passage. Wind ESE at 7 PM, fine weather.
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His
Pelican
Gape
Mediterranean
Chatham
Dee
G. Stanley
Cork
Frymeath
Woolwich
Columbine
Henry QC
Love
West Indies
Havannah
Spithead
Revenge
Mackie
Lisbon
King's Levee At Palace In St James's Yesterday
His Majesty held a Levee at two o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Palace St James's. Several ministers and nobles, including the Chevalier de Vial Spanish Minister and Mons Moraes Sarmento Portuguese Minister, delivered letters or credentials. Viscount Palmerston and Sir Robert Chester conducted introductions as various dignitaries were presented and Knighted.
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St. James’s
Chevalier de Vial
Mons. de Moraes Sarmento
Chevalier de Mattos
Mons, Ribeiro
Viscount Palmerston
Robert Chester
Mr. Pepys
Pepys
Kanda
Ang
Henry Williams Wynn
Copenhagen
nder-Sherif Stokes
Sheriff Wilson
Duke of Richmond
Marquis of Lansdowne
Viscount Melbourne
James Graham
Stanley
Lord Hill
Marquis of
Winchester
Taylor
Adolphus Fitzclarence
Taylor Werd
Colonial office shuffles roles and royal audiences noted
Mr Burge acted for Jamaica at the Colonial Office. Robert Gordon becomes secretary to the Board of Control replacing J B Macaulay. The Brazilian ministers Mattos and Ribeiro met Queen Victoria with Sir R Chester guiding. York Crus club opens to members and dignitaries. Lloyd's meeting re elects a new secretary. debate on secretary duties sparks reduction talks. New books Puck and The Old Maiden's Talisman attract attention.
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Burge
Jamaica
Colonial Office
Robert Gordon
Cricklade
Board of Control
J. B. Macaulay
Chevalier de Mattos
M. Ribeiro
R. Chester
York Crus
Waterloo-Place
Pall- Mall
Lloyd’s
Bennett
Robinson
Worcester
Dewar
Atheneum
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AND FAMILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Notices list creditors meeting details in Basingshall Street and Pimlico with names T Cooper and R Shaw amid dividends and mercantile firms. Births include Mrs E Dawson and several others. multiple marriages recorded at St Pancras St Martin-in-the-Fields and Hanover Square. Obituaries note the deaths of Lady Dowager Monson, Major Jake Campbell, Joseph Harrison, and others. publication by John Ager for Patrick Grant in London.
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Basinghall-Street
T. Cooper
Stafford-row
Pimlico
H. Grimsdale
High Wycombe
R. Shaw
Lynn Regis
Norfolk
T. Wilkinson
Finsbury-square
Upanes Eden Babee
Christie and Co
Mark Jane
Merchanta
I J. and
G. Goble
Kentish Buildings
Southwark
E. Dawson
Park-square
Regent’s Park
Folkestose
C. Plater
Camberwell
Arnot
Westall
King-street
Cheapside
Ofagson
Fraser
Lorat
Stratford-green
A. M‘neill
Coylonsay
Packwood-house
J. Featherstone
Kirkb Lonsdale
St. Pancras Church
M. Leake, Esq
Euston-square
Serah
Spargen
St. Martin-in-the-Fields
T Cartwright
Long Sutton
Lincolnshire
Elizabeth
Stephen Tapster
Cravenstreet
Strand
St. George’s
Hanover-square
W. Almond
Bond-street
Sophia Johnson
Notting-hill
St. Alban’s
Y Monson
Cunningham-place
Regen
Bow
Sarah
Wm. Ford
Wimpole-Street
Henry Gabage
Vous
Ana T Baslings
John
J. Kinder
Bulstrode-street
George Anson
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Rolland
Americe O Braail
Buenos Ayres
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Dublin
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Jersey
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Bexley
Onaghadee
Waterford
London Bridge
Messrs. Gilson and Brown
Hungerford Market
BATES
Liberty Free Press
Friends of the National Union
Galle
H. . Russell
House of Commons
Warwick
P.c
Hope
Ench Fonds
Rente de
Naples
Haye
Smares. Paid
Anglo Mexican Min. Co
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Bolanos Mining Company
Eeaneee Tl
Imp. Min. Co
St. John del Rey
Cata Branca
British Iron Mining Company
Columbian Mining Co
Aesio Canada Company
Deena Etaasorenee
General Mining Association
General Steam Na’ Jon Company
Bank of Ireland
S.sssesesasl
Real del Monte Minin
United Mexican
Nae ‘Co
Asener
Crue
Colonel Evans
Westminster
Lord Grey
Blackwood
M. Roppe
Place de la Bourse
Bon Neuf
Bon Sens
le Popudaire
Savoy
France
Switzerland
Europe
Madrid
MM. Martinez DE LA Rosa
Garett
East Tedia
East India Company
Liloyd
Stock Exchange
Robert, Keats
Newfoundland
Congols
Richardson
Calvados
Marylebone
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
Crawford
Trrue Sun
Kentish
Rent Herald
True Sun
Maidstone Gazette
Adelphia Strand
Fairbain
No. 10
Duke-street
Madeira
Cape
Chamber of Deputies
Beaux
Chamber
Rouen
the Hague
Samuel Heymans Leben
Hin
Castile
Blois
Berri
Bordeaux
Chambord
St. Mary’s
Newmeton
R. Dowden
O’keeffe
Suazell
Wood Ditton
Bury Herald
Exchange-court
James Crowther
King William-street
LAW Intelligence
Police
Shipping Intelligence
John Ager
Patrick Grant
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