Bank of the United States shows strong solvency in 1834 report
The Senate committee reports liabilities of the Bank of the United States as of November 1 1834 with notes in circulation deposits to the Treasury private deposits capital stock and various assets and surplus funds. It lauds solvency despite political attacks and notes the public confidence in the Bank. Separate dispatches discuss Jackson France policy doubts and stock market actions in New York with emphasis on the role of government and brokers.
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Senate
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Treasury
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New York
Jackson
France
United
Board of Rokers
Stocx Exchance
Stechanice” Bank
Ditto Bank of Ame
Clay Rose
Secre
Ben
Clay
United States
Regihington
Paris
Chamber of Representatives
Washington
From Washington to France War Clouds Grow
The text discusses fears in Washington that war with France is unavoidable after the President's message. It quotes Surrurner insisting France must pay indemnity or face war, notes Jacksonian support in the House, and cites reports that French refusal to pay could trigger naval clashes and a broader conflict. It also covers opinions of Whig supporters, pacific hopes, and regional intelligence from Carthagena and Payta about ongoing tensions and potential punitive actions.
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France
Washington
Surrurner
Forsyth
Pacific
Congress
Jackson
House of Representatives
Courier and Enquirer
Washington, D.C
Oid
Whig Party
New Genapa
Carthagena
Payta
Jouel Subero
General Flores
Rocafuerte
Flores
Columbia
Puna
Quito
Knights of St John Festival at Clerek(en) Well in 1504 hall
The Knights of St John of Jerusalem held a grand annual festival in their hall above the old Jerusalem Gate Clerkenwell rebuilt 1504 by Lord Prior Sir T. Drewra. The event featured armor displays from Edward IV and Henry VIII periods, with Grand Master Wm. Lings and Vice Grand Charles Sims presiding. A misreported death of Mr. Wakley briefly unsettled the gathering.
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Knights of St
St. John
Jordan Brissett
St. John’s Square
St. John’s Church
Jerusalon
Elizabeth
Edward the Fourth
Henry the Eighth
Wm. Lings
Charles Sims
T. S. Duncombe
Wakley
William Sioar
Newmarket First Free Handicap Racing Sweepstake List
Readable entry lists a vast array of horses and weights for the Free Handicap and sweepstakes events at Newmarket and along scheduled meet days. Includes details of horse names, ages, weights, and entries for Friday and Tuesday hounds, with associated meeting times and venues such as Harley Village Hankelow Crewe Patcham and more.
Hounds Meet Across Numerous Estates and Towns
A long list of foxhound and harrier meetings schedules across many counties. Monday events include Lord Fitzwilliam at Holme Wood and The East Kent Hounds at Mockbeggar. other days feature Mr. Horlock at Satoonsh Wood, The Cambridgeshire at Hardwicke Arms, and numerous hounds groups at Woodlands, Inns, and Woodlands with times around ten or eleven.
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King’s Stag
Brickbridge
Tollgate
Bedfont-lane
P. Horlock
Satoonsh Wood
Freachford
Devizes Harriers
Haskings
Pennings
Ei Barrow
Mr. A. Smith
Oare Hill
Everleigh House
Penton
Tedworth House
Cambridgeshire
Hardwicke Arms
Potton Wood
Lord Fitzwilliam
Holme Wood
Bythers Toll Bar
Mr. Bulteel
Goodamore
Plym Bridge
Captain Weir
Marebull Common
Burton Harriers
Weston Hill
Mr. Hall
Stourton Inn
Armis Hill
Batcombe Wood
Charlton Horethorne
Somerset
Buncombe Hill
Raleigh Cross
Mr. C. Brock
Churchill
Cliffey
Tiddesley Wood
Evesham
Borley
Solethorpe Oaks
Sir R. Sutton
Legsby
Blankney
Spital Inn
Fiskerton Long Wood
Newark Road
Lord Yarborough
Hell Furze
Langmere Furze
Thornock House
Stallingbro’ Kiln
G. Pelham
Great Limber Cove
Lambcroft House
South Wold Hounds
Alceby Cross
Kirkby-on-the-Bain
Albrighton Hounds
Sheriff Hale’s
Houghmoor
Mosley Court
Mr. Leche
Sarn Bridge
Shocklach Village
Tickham Hounds
Doddington Street
White Hill
Black Post
Hollinghorne
East Kent Harriers
Ewell Street
Thanet Harriers
Monkton Seamark
Minster Mills
Nashlecourt Hill
Mr. Mure
Hinderday Wood
West Wentling Park
Lord Petre
Scales Park
Glanstead Mountfitchet
St. John’s
Cheshire
Sandiway Head
Banbury Heath
Wilkesley Village
Barr Bridge
Essex Union
Hadleighgate
Hutton Malting
Mundon Furse
Mr. Portman
Delcombe
King’s Stag Bridge
M. H
Wolverton Firs
Cadbury Harriers
Thesday
Steart Farm
Sparkford Bridge
East Sussex Hounds
Beddingham Hill
Herefordshire
Bredwardine Bridge
Mr. Meynell
Loxley
Callon
Holly Bush
Sir R. Hill
Twemlows
Pelton
High Halton
Mr. S. Owen
Neascliff
Charch
Stret
Portsmou th Election Update and Naval Movements
Portsmouth reporting no arrivals or sailings. A list of ships including Madagascar ordered to be paid off tomorrow. Election tallies show Fleming and Compton for Tory, Staunton and Palmerston for Whig with Palmerston ahead after updates from Fareham showing Tory candidates trailing.
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Shipede
Victory
Royal George
Excellent
Madagascar
Action
Samarang
the Snake
Victor
Waterwitch
Camelion
Fanny
Emerald
Spithead
N.E
Mr. Fleming
G. Staunton
Lord Palmeraton
Mr. Compton
Fareham
Lord Palmerston
Sir G. Staunton
Royal arrivals and meetings in London and Brighton
The Duke of Cumberland returned to St James's Palace after a Brighton visit. The Duke of Leuchtenberg and suite arrived back in town from Brighton. Princess Sophia Matilda came to town from Blackheath and visited the Duchess of Gloucester at Gloucester House. The Duke of Wellington also returned from Brighton. M Van de Weyer Belgian Minister met the Foreign Office. Baron Zuylen de eens from Holland spoke with the Earl of Aberdeen at the Colonial Office. Colquhoun and Hill of Tortola met Alexander Baring at the Board of Trade. H Ellis conducted business yesterday at the Foreign Office.
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Duke of Cumberland
St. James's Palace
Brighton
Duke of Leuchtenberg
Suite
Sophia Matilda
Blackheath
Duchess of Gloucester
Gloucester House
Piccadilly
Duke of Wellington
M. van de Weyer
Bank of England Liabilities and Assets 1834 35
A compact report shows Bank of England liabilities and assets from October 21 1834 to January 18 1835 with Circulation 18 012 000 Deposits 12 585 000 Bullion 6 741 000 and Securities 26 390 000. Downing Street January 15 1835. Also brief notices on natural history in Boulogne a rare Mareghon Stork, Irish accidents, New Brunswick cholera and shipping incident on the William Fawcett.
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Bank of England
Great Liberal Rally At Theatre Royal In Wolverhampton
On Wednesday a large Liberal meeting filled the Theatre Royal with five hundred tickets issued for gentlemen. John Ewart and James Morris led the event with toasts, speeches praising reform and criticizing the ministry, amid cheers for Dissenters rights and ecclesiastical reform. Notables included Thornley MP, Mr. Wood, and Mr. Brancker as croupier.
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Theatre Royal
Messia
Ewart and
Storris
John Ewart
John Wyberg
James Aikie
William Rathbone
George Robinson
James Brancker
William Wallace Currie
Lawrence Heyworth
Ewart
Thornley
M.P
Wolverhampton
Charlies Morris
Reform
Manchester
Nottingham
Sheffield
Bath
Wakefield
South Lancashire
Wood
Liberil
England
Aurel
Sir Robert
Aon
Ireland
Paley
Hallam
Germany
Netherlands
Spain
France
North American
Great Britain
Reforms hailed amid London cheers at political gathering
In London cheers greet calls for Real Reforms, liberty, education, and voting rights. The assembly praises Bari Grey and Parliament members, with James Morris praised for opposing Tory influence, and George W Wood and Lord Molyneux toasted for the southern county result. A late-hour departure follows numerous toasts.
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London
Tha-hon
Bari Grey
James Morris
Morris
George W. Wood
Lord Molyneux
P Ir. Wood
Bow Street corrections on a True Sun robbery report
A letter to the editor sets the record straight on Bow Street proceedings about a theft at Hop Coffee-house Strand. Thomas Read, boot-maker shopman, faced charges after newspapers including the True Sun Evening Paper vanished. He admitted fault. Sir F Roe proposed discharge with caution.
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Bow-street
F. Roe
P. Mallard
Thomas Read
Stunt
Strand
Gould
Villiers-street
Sun
Cass
Turner’s Court
Bedfordbury
Morning Chronicle
the Mirror
Mr. Gould
Sir F. Roe
Tan
Sir
Thomas Gould
Hope Coffeeshouse
Tragic double death and robberies in Côte Annott parish scene
An elderly widow Robson and her servant were found dead in their Annott Lower Alps home after missing the next day. The pair, last seen at Christmas services, were seated in chairs by the fireplace. Robson’s 15 000 francs and the maid’s 1 800 francs savings were stolen, while nearby reports mention editor imprisonments and a perilous sea voyage with cannibalism among survivors, alongside a London concert origin story and other local incidents.
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Robson
Annott
Alps
Journig
Sainte Pelagie
National
Messrs
Carrel
Paulie
Scheffer
Rouen
Tribune
Marrast and
Lionne
Quotidienne
M. Bichat
The
M. Magnan
Légitimiste
Galignani
Elizabeth
Rashleigh
Quebec
Padstow
W.S.W
Long
Amaster
Caroline
Broad
Plymouth Journal
London
Thomas Britton
Old Jerusalem Tavern
Sir Roger L
Roger
Britton
Des Pep
Dordogne
Jean Queiron
Firmio
Queiron
Bergichon
Bernichon
Firmin
Mas. Donerty
S. Cast
Jones
Draper
Tottenham Court
Road
Manchester
Mr. Laing
Hattenden
J. Jones
Laing
Nate
Home Department
Jones Gree
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Uncle Toby
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Mr. Wickstead
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Newmarkethill
Telacombe Tye
Sir T. Stanley
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Mr. Drake
Bicester Windmill
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Flecknoc
Lord Radnor
Kingston Inn
Leather Bottle
Mr. Moreton
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Briscot Park
Estcourt
Datpatten
Knapton Harriers
Partridge Mills
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Shottington Bridge
Coombe
Dunton
Duke of Rutland’s
Easton Hall
Weaver's Lodge
Sproxton Tenth Gorse
Haverholm Priory
Sandbeck
Edlington Wood
Cankton Wood
Park Lane
Badsworth
Fryston
Burghwallis
Carlton
Barnsley
East Essex Hounds
Notley Turnpike
Crouch Fair Green
Base Fox
Panfield Green
Balt
Portsmouth
Downing-street
Boulogne
Pas
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Limerick
Samuel Robbins
J. Robbins
Suir Castle
Hellast
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A. Campbell
Board of Health
William Fawcett
Bantlane
Bermondsey
Eastlace
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Liverpool
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