Peinsbury Reform Club meeting endorses opposition polling
At the Belvidere Pentonville on Jan 6 1835 the Peinsbury Reform Club resolved unanimously that to defeat Tory candidate Mr Serjeant Spankie alive of Freedom and Reform should appear at poll stations Thursday morning the 8th to support Duncombe Hobhowse. James Coppock secretary notes overall aim. East Surrey election meeting in Croydon backs Briscoe and Beauclerc for re election with praise for parliamentary conduct. Also notice Bulkeley banners and flags offered by Benjamin Edgington at Tooley Street and Piccadilly for campaigns.
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Pentonville
B. Taylor
Ray
Serjeant Spankie
Duncombe God Hobhowse
Friends of Liberty
East Surrey
Town Hall
Croydon
Nee Tener Tee
Partment
John [Vast Briscno
Aubrey ‘Illiam Beauslerc
William Roffey
Ely
Briscoe
Beauclerc
John S. Briscoe
Grote
Alderman Wood
Polt
Mr. Lyall
Pple
Crawford
Ward
London
R. Wilson
Bon
Pattison
Mr. Hume
Inquest at Rathcormac Defends Conduct of Bagley
The Rathcormac inquest adjourned two hours as magistrates prepared. Captain Bagley defended his conduct stating he acted as a magistrate with others, read the Riot Act, and urged peace. The testimony of Captain Pep per recounts crowds at Bartlemy cross, clashes with sticks, and the ensuing firing near the haggard, with adjournment set for the next day.
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Bagley
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Ryder
Bagtey
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Vilage
Bohreen
Collin
Haggard
Miitary
Bobreen
M’auliffe
M‘auliffe
Coroner Foote
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Mr. Ryder
Ae Collis
Capt. Bagley
Alves
Daggar
Ryan
Tithes and massacres spark Catholic protest in Ireland
J O Neill Daunt, writing from Kikassas Cork, denounces tithe enforcing clergy led by Rev Ryder, recounting Rathcormac slaughter of thirteen, eight wounded, amid armed resistance. He links coercion acts, land hunger, and Protestant coercion to bloodshed, urges abolition of tithes and English support for reform.
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Berwick
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Gortree
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Ryder
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Bayley
Christ
Tam
Lord Stanley
England
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Legislative Union
House of Commons
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Jesus
Doncaster Races 1835 Champagne Stakes Nominations
Nominations for the Champagne Stakes two-year-olds list entries from Lord Westminster Lord Kelburne Mr Armitage and others with many foal names including Syntax Velocipede Emilius Waverley Lottery and Jerry. Two-year-old stakes of 20 sovs list entries such as Lord Westminster Sultan Rachel Kelburne Purity and Wentworth. Scarbrough Stakes names include Verbena Butterfly Jupiter Pilgrim The General Queen of Trumps and Usury among others.
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Syntax
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Langar
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Acteon
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Jerry
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Major Yarburgh
St. Lawrence
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Lady Mowbray
Lunaria
Armitage
Osbaldeston
Humphrey Clicker
Lord Chesterfield
Zinganée
Babel
C Weighton
Brutandorf
Emilius
Rowton’s
Bowes
Longwaist
Muley
Walker
Partisan
Velocipede
Lord Wilton
Aurelius
Bequest
J. Scott
Progress
Pilgrim
Mr. Ridsdale
Y. Petuaria
Mr. W. Scott
S. Fox
Waverley
Mr. Watt
Bellina
Mr. Houldsworth
Luther
Filho
Sir J. Boswell
Silvio
Mr. Dawson
J. Beresford
Voltaire
Ebor
Lord Westminster
Sultan
Rachel
Taurspay
Gascoigne
Lord Derby
Che Amarath
Robinson
Stockport
Madame Peter
Mr. Powlett
Wentworth
Confederate
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Minime
D. of Leeds
Lottery
Chorister
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Vesper
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Rowton
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Apollo
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Maria
Whisker
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Carpenter
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Bratandorf
Vansittart
Houldsworth
Destiny
J. Boswell
Jerry Fripdar
St. Paul’s
Tramp
Orville
Madame Pelerine
Mostyn
Ueary
Barbara Bell
Verbena
Lord Ettinton
Butterfly
Mr. Johnson
Jupiter
Lanar
Giovanni
Curtina
Luck
Mr. S.fox
Mr. Gaily
Mr. Marson
Mr. Mostyn
Mr. Foulis
de Roos
Mr. Skipsey
Capt. Seylor
Ainderby
Mr. S. King
Twelfth night cake and heist notes at London homes
A nine hundred fifty eight pound twelve night cake made by Mr Mews of Commercial Road East would fetch 791 163 at a fair. Robberies at Drury Street and Old Compton Street Soho followed, with two suspicious persons seen nearby. Theatrical news covers Nisbett Vestris Waylett, Stanfield, and Kemble gossip as well as King Arthur receipts and a French company theme at the Strand.
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Bury Street
Edmonton
Williams
Old Compton-street
Soho
Nisbett
Tottenham Cou
Vestris
Waylett
Stanfield
Drury Lane
Alfred—Wallack
C. Kemble
Capt. Polhill
Docrow
T. P. Cooke
Sir Roland
the Round Table
Royal notices and insolvency filings in Victorian era records
St James s Palace announces appointments in the Yeomen Guard and Privy Chamber. Notices reveal Levee and Drawing Room dates at St James s Palace with multiple birthday celebrations for Queen and King. Bankruptcy declarations list numerous merchants and tradesmen with scheduled surrender dates and court locations along with dividends and certificates and dissolved partnerships across London and major towns.
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Earl of Courtown
Earl of Gosford
Lucius Howke Robinson
South Lambeth
Thomas Read
New Brentford
Batter
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London
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Scho
Henry Rix
Harp Lane
Tower-street
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Witherby
Nicholas-lane
Edwards
Pancraa-lane
Lombard-street
Samuel Speight
Brick-lane
Spitalfields
Farrar
Knight Rider-street
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Clifford-street
Bond-street
Agersey
Jacobs
Crosby-square
Goldsmid
Basinghall-street
Lemle Flersteim
Birmingham
Enhurst
New Royal Hotel
Spurrier
Chaplin
Norton
Gray’s Son
Henry Owen
Liverpool
Miller
Clarendon Rooms
Rowlinson
Wyche
Howard
Southampton
Chancery Lane
William Greenwood
Sutton-upon-Trent
Clinton Arms Inn
Newark-upon-Trent
Lee
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Newarkupon-Trent ; Messrs. Milne
Parry, Milne
Morris
Temple
Palmer the Policeman case amid grand jury delays
The Palmer case, tied to arson at Pitman’s barge works in Rotherhithe, faced delays as witnesses were redirected from the Old Bailey to the workhouse for examinations. Sir Ballantine protested the solicitor Carling’s countermanded order and questioned the unusual conduct as the trial neared.
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Thames
Pitman
Rotherhithe
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
Curling
Surrey
Evans
Thames Police
The General Election Returns Announced Yesterday
The article details election returns for multiple constituencies with names, party affiliations, and changes. It reports new members in Leominster and Westbury, lists affirmed holders, and notes overall results, including numbers and the state of the poll. It also covers Liverpool nomination proceedings with speeches for Mr Ewart and Mr Morris, plus proceedings at the hustings and crowd reaction.
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Lord Hotham
Buckingham
T. F. Fremantle
Harry Verney
R. Wie
E. Gladstone, Esq
Ilde
Wilton
J. H. Feneidsueke
Hythe
S. Mesiocibanie
Wallingford
W. & Blackstone
Wells
J. Lee Lee
N. R. Colorne
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Ralph Los R. Banbey
W. Thinere
F. Arundel
Lord D. G. Stuart
R. Nottingham Fee Aay
J.C
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