Court notices and crime highlights from London streets
Magistrates fined some defendants for penalties or imprisonment after finding defendants guilty. Reports detail a Chelsea robbery involving Wright Roberts Rickards and An in a clothes box theft from a private Scots Guardsman. Other cases cover a police watch theft linked to Mrs Eyre, a glassy assault memory, and a boy’s bail for arson intimidation.
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Egch
Daurne Roesery
Alfred Wright
Henry Roberts
John Rickards
Jo An
Adam Pattizon
Gregorie
Griséal
Crown
Worship-Street
Stxcurak Challege Oy
Ferony
Elizabeth Eyre
Broughton
Robert Hunter
Riday Se
Sreprenpen
Huster
Thames
Jarratt
Cornwall-street
St. George's
Edward Filis
Worcester-street
St. George's-in-the-East
Shirley
St. George’s
Holmen
Parker
Broderip
J. Shaw
Mosimir
Howeada
England and America: a Radical appeal to Melbourne
A 1836 letter figures the American republic as proof of democracy’s strength and urges Lord Melbourne to broaden suffrage. It denounces royal extravagance and aristocracy, contrasts royal incomes with national needs, and argues for governance by the people rather than monarchical pageantry. The writer cites President Jackson and American finances to advocate sweeping political reform before Parliament.
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Pagsrpest
Muan
America
Republic
The
New World
United States
Noras
England
Jackson
Congress
Lord Burham
Movrement Party
Garagantua
Rabelais
Leopold
E. &Ec
Louis Philippe
France
Byron
Scavoia
Cork riots and business leaders protest tithe imposition
The Weekly True Sun reports Cork tithe turmoil with a Cork Chamber of Commerce assembly denouncing the Friday violence in Ingiscarra parish and backing Mr Geran against coercion. It notes editorials, ministerial maneuvers, and a letter suggesting political rivalry over equity offices and court appointments, praising Benthamite reformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Sun
Cork
Chamber of Commerce
Ingiscarra
Daniel Geran
Rushmount
Herman J. Daly
Geran
Law
Parsons
Kino
Lord BeaveHam
Qatar
Lord Melbourne
Lord Brougham
Charles Perys
Bick- Easteth
Bickenster
Bickenstern
Bextram
Hhis
Bentham
Lord Barocuam
Standard
Westminster and Marylebone Political Maneuvering
The Standard reports ministerial journals claim Colonel Evans and Mr. Bulwer will not resign their seats. A staged election is implied to test Conservative resolve and guard. Col Cochrane seeks Westminster, with Teignmouth Salomons and Murphy rivalling for Brussels secretary, aiming to prove ministerial claims wrong. Lord Kenyon and O Connell feature in related note about a letter from Lord Kenyon.
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Westminster
Marylebone
Colonel Evans
Bulwer
Crane
Colonel Cochrane
Lord Teignmouth
Salomons
Kfurphy
Brussels
Legation
Kenyon and the Orange Lodges clash over authority in Parliament
In a heated exchange Lord Kenyon questioned Mr O Connell on the demagogue’s charges against the Orange Institution and the treasons attributed by Haywood. The Marquess of Lansdowne and others left for Brighton to swear in new officers as markets show thin English demand and steady Exchequer bills while railways attract investors amid speculative trading.
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A. H. Lynch
James Ridgway
Piccadilly
Andrew Northcroft
British and Foreign Review
European Quarterly Journal
Hindustan
Lord Bolingbroke
the Way
Orange Lodges
Egyptian ReseNion
James Ridgway and Sons
London
United Kingdom
Galignani
Paris
Asher
Berlin
St. Petersburgh
Christopher Perys
W. Pepys
Christopher
Wingfield
New Youk
Manchester
New York
St. Matherine's Dock
New York Packet
Joseph Astonia
Antonia di
Taylor
St. Therine’s Dock
Antonia
Ballantise
Thames
Olice-oftee
Elem Day
Kenyon
Mr. O'Connell
Orange
Haywood
O'Concell
Merny
Marquoss
Lansdowne
John Rosa
Glenelg
Lord Palmerston
John Cam Hobhouse
Town
Brighton
Lord Cirencestor
Plaster of the Rolls
Saronear Astasncom
Bora Fide
Glasgow radicals set to lead city contest in Scotland
Seven radical candidates vie for Glasgow seats with Stirling of Cardale as early favorite. Others include the Lord Provost Alex Johnson Bailie Lumsden Douglas of Barloch and Henry Dunlop. Feargus O Connors and Lord W Bentick rumored to seek spots amid likely radical victory. Canada speech by Papineau urges steady demand for political rights and hints at a future republic without monarchy or aristocracy.
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Scotland
Glasgow
Stirling
Cordale
Alex. Johnson
Bailie Lumsden
Douglas
Barloch
Henry Dunlop
Feargus O'Connor
W. Bentiock
Canada
M. Papineau
House of Assembly
M. Papinens
America
Europe
Police Intelligence from GUILDHALL and surrounding areas
Reports from Marlborough Street Union Hall and Queen Square detail cases including seizure of unstamped newspapers by an officer backed by stamps authorities, a cabman’s pocket-book theft inquiry, a medical student charged with impersonating a sergeant and public assault in Westminster. Authorities pursue actions, with warnings and fines issued where appropriate.
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Guildhall
Sir C. Marshall
Algernon Smith
Queen-square
Temple-bar
Weekly Dispatch
Whison
Fetter-Jane
Payne
Wooler
Marlborough-Street
Dyer
Cook
Great George-street
Hampstead-road
Audley-street
Red House
Whiteferry-house
Pimlico
Whiteferry House
Kent-street
A’s
Whitehall
MN Division
Shields
King-street
Soi Disant
Jeremy
John
Henry Irving
Messrs
Gregorie and Barrell
Alexander Shaw
Tuthill-street
Westminster
Shaw
Brossip
Worrall
Tohill-street
Marsham-street
Carter
B Divisi
Marshamstreet
Political mood in Lower Canada 1836 letter notes Gosford speech
Dated Quebec December 2 1836 a letter surveys Gosford speech on session opening and Assembly reply. It praises the Assembly for not recognizing the Commissioners and emphasizes demand for a responsible executive council. Mentions investigations into judges Kerr and Gale and hints at commissioners visiting Montreal Chambly areas next summer. The five confederated counties are noted as valuable.
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Upper Canada
Lower Canada
Commons
Ehope
Commissioners
Colonial Office
Assembly
St. Thomas
Globe and Courier
Spectator
Examiner Sandsy
Canada
Tam
Chronicle
Times
Pencela
Quebec
Lord Gosfard
Lord Glenelg
Roebuck
Lord Gosford
Commission
Montreal
Chambly
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Provident Life Office
Regent-street
Jace
Abe
T. Barber Beaumont
Manggioz
Derry Nane Abbey
Wiles Pickering
Chancery Lane
Paplinhess
Viscount Melbourn
Court of Chancery
HOUSE
Luke Hebert
Register of Arts
Journal of Patent Inventions
Thomas Kelly
Sumpkin and Co
Gulneas
T. Cox Savory
Cornbil
Henry L. Cooper
Bishopsgate-street
Western Branch
Condount
H.L.C
Henry Brett and CO
Brett
Holborn
Petersham
George D. Doudney
Fleet-street
House of ‘Commons
Lords
House of Commons
Spring Rice
Thia
Adam Thom
Raecal
Doelting
Advocate
Gosford
C. Grey
Scavola
Lord Viscount Melbourne
the Treasury
Police Intelligence
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