Reform Committee Meeting and Middlesex Electors Address
A Middlesex reform meeting is reported with a general committee gathering, a call for unity behind reform principles, and a pledge from Joseph Hume to continue representing Middlesex. The document includes political rhetoric from 1834 and references to Lord Grey and contemporary parliamentary aims.
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Lord Grey
Middlesex
Alice Meres
Commons House
Bryanston-square
Joseph Hume
Ice bound cargoes and rescue attempts at Cronstadt
Reports from Cronstadt describe heavy ice creating peril for British and Baltic vessels. The David Wilton, Grovik, and Philippine faced entanglement near the lighthouse while efforts to reach or supply them continued, with open water and shifting winds hindering rescue. Aurora Borealis sightings added dramatic context to a perilous maritime week.
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Russia Company
Cronstadt
David Wilson
Grovik
Weastterland
Philippine
Plath
Saturous
Jonge Wicker
Bepiaio Bintoke
Frm
David Wilton
U.S
Wessel
Cronstradt
Oranienbaum
O. S
Temperley
Catherine
Treyka
N.W
Kinsna Gerna
Waggon Mail Sack Accident Causes Severe Injury
On Tuesday morning about eleven o'clock Cook a worker for Reid and Co. was unloading a mail waggon at the brewery Liquorpond street when a sack slipped from a chain and fell into the waggon below striking a barrow. The sack overturned it with force injuring his legs and body. He was carried on a shutter in agony to St Bartholomew's Hospital where doctors fear for his recovery.
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Cook
Messrs. Reid and Co
Liquorpond-street
Tivaby
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Privy Council Meeting Rules on Isle of Man Libel Case
The Privy Council met in Whitehall to hear appeals over a Manx libel verdict. Sir John Vaughan delivered judgment upholding the 2001 damages and affirming the lower court verdict while cautioning memorials as privileged yet liable to bounds. two other appeals were abandoned due to absent counsel.
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The
Privy Council
Bernard
Bosanquet
John Vaughan
Erakine
Isle OF Man
Tel Carel & Bord
Igie of Man
Cuatoms Isle
Lords of the Treasury
Home Department
England
Canada Company Half-Year Meeting Reports Six Percent Dividend
The Canada Company held a half year Court of Proprietors at Canada House to receive directors reports and declare a six percent annual dividend on paid up capital. Mr Jones presented prospects of the Huron Tract with rapid settlement and rising towns, roads of 60 and 50 miles, and a doubling province population. The meeting praised the governor, deputy governor, and directors, and adjourned.
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Jones
Canada
Imortance
Goderich
Stratford-upon-Avon
Shakspeare
Easthope
Corporation
Robberies Reported Across Islington and Strand
Mon evening thieves scaled a garden wall at Mr Adams 1 Park Place Islington and took wet linen. Sat last thieves entered Mr Coffey 6 Carnaby Street with skeleton keys and stole wearing apparel. Mon night two blue cloaks with velvet collars and an 8 greatcoat were stolen from the Arundel Clubhouse Arundel Street Strand.
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Arundel
Arundel-street
Strand
Rob
Ty W Ostvaas
Pirates Trial Shows Desperadoes Behind Ocean Siege
The trial centers on the Panda raid where Pedro Gibert, Francisco Ruez, Castillo, Montenegro, and Garcia were found guilty of piracy after boarding the Mexican vessel, while Nicolas Costa Ferrier Guzman Portana Velasquez were acquitted. The court heard dramatic testimony from the jurors and witnesses, noting the lifelike danger and mercy shown by the accused. The verdict followed seventeen days of courtroom drama, with the judge promising clemency for a humane former officer Bernardo de Soto.
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Wplamey
Pédro G Best
Panda
Barnardo de ‘Soto
Fitet
Francisco Ruez
Mandel Borea
Th Castillo
Angel Garcia
Joan
Montenegro
Nicolas Costa
Antonia Ferrier
Domingo Guzman
Sumatra
Jose Velasquez
José Basilio Portana
Costa
Ferrier
Aalaye
Safti
Exchdura
Pedro Gibert
Foreman
Gibert
Posey
Ruez
Nicholas Costa
Antonio Ferrier
Wag Ir
Bogga
Guzman
Portana
Velasquez
Castile
Garcia— Uilty
Sr. Hilliard
Bernardo de Soto
Washington
de Soto
Castillo
Buez
James
List of the Quarter and General Sessions for 1835
The document lists scheduled Quarter Sessions and General Sessions dates for 1835 including months January to December. It notes adjournment and county and appeal days with specific Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays, and mentions Middlesex and Central Court lists already appearing in the paper.
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Middlesex and Central
Old Bailey
London police notes curl in Covent Garden and Brixton
Juvenile suspects held for a night sleeping among market packages face denials from an officer who reveals a child’s troubled past. A cab driver is fined for a near collision in Holborn. Public relief pleas, forged cheque case, weight measures chaos, and Brixton street clashes mark a day in London policing and poor relief debates.
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Devin Avents
Covent-garden Market
House of Correction
Cap
George James Johnson
Holborn
Halis
Halls
Jamaica
St. Margaret’s
Westminster
Dublin
Queen’s Square
Ireland
Queensquare
Queen-Square
Fornery
John Simpson
White
Dandas
Coutts and Co
J. Sanderson
Taylor
Grosvenor Place
Pimlico
Messrs
Reform and Liberty Amid Turbulent Times in Europe
The piece critiques Reform opponents and Tory tactics amid a charged era. It argues reform is essential, warns elites against appeasing the crowd, and stresses disciplined, informed leadership. It compares European liberties, sees cant of measures, and laments aristocratic weakness while urging steadfast popular resistance.
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Rai
Atill Leas
Europe
Orga
Sean
Waterloo
Jono
Bacchus
Jane
Mendicant Threat Ignites City Tension Amid Police Testing Standoff
A fragmented notice hints at rising urban crime and police actions near London Bridge. Alderjian Thorp pledged to address the concerns raised by a gentleman, with London Bridge Committee to receive action soon.
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Alderjian Thorp
London: Bridge Committee
Prosecution to Probe Denmark Migration and Emigration Schemes
A report from Corenuacen notes the Attorney General’s action targets broad emigration phenomena rather than a single item. It signals Denmark’s first prosecution of this kind and hints at implicated individuals amid controversies over female emigrants sent to Sydney and the alleged manipulation by promoters. It also mentions Revenue Department probes into illicit excise practices, with penalties outlined for confirmed offenses.
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Corenuacen
Searnal Journal
Faedrensland
Denmark
Uberty
Corre
Dent
Peru
Sydney
New South Wales
Exsiss Department
Kings Revenue
Gol Bird
Excise
Toorak
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Gorixpe
Con
Pattison
Refulas Roe
CREY
Ee Ton
Canhdhall Catehouse
Henry
Euwascore
Co. Y
Sous Fravers
Daty
Edward Charton
Late Bull and Charton
Public Library
Holles-street
Cavendish Square
Wray
Mr. O. Wray
Holborn-hill
Sanger
Oxford Street
Straching
Royal Exchange
Barclay and Sons
Parringdon-Street
Butler
Cheapside
Andromeda
Pegasus
J. G. Gmelin
Siberia
Edinburgh Advertiser
Privy ‘Council Chamber
Whitehall
the Canada Company
Balem
Sinds
Salem
Police Intelligence
Petada
Pitt
Gata Codtidy
Brighneton
Mr. White
Hatton-Garden
Beavimont
Myddelton Quan
Boaoman-street
Clerkenwell
Laing
Rogers
Brewer-street
Gogwell
Anerdas
Union-Hall
Daniel Francis
Puttcentan
Pomehon
Kellar
Las
Tiger
Camberwell
Brixton
Pleasant-retreat
Cubitt
Bitz
Cary Wells
Roberts
New London Bridge
Thorp
Essex
Colchester
Chelmsford
Alma
Alderman Thorp
Mooth