Concluding Lottery Promises Cash Option for Prizes
Swift and Co announce Glasgow Lottery drawn this month July 22 offers prize reception in money after deduction. Prizes include freehold lands and houses. offices list locations and recent prize sales. Public notices promote venereal disease consultations and Allam’s Pills as a digestive remedy with prices and distributors.
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Swift and Cos Reapertells
Glasgow
Witk
Swift and Co
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
Regent Circus
Thford-Street
Haymarket
Coventry-street
PORTUGAL NEWS AND LUZON LISBON REPORTS
Plymouth correspondent reports from Lisbon on June 28 noting tranquillity in the capital and government measures to promote trade and unity. Mendizabal and other major figures arrived aboard the Royal Tar. the vessel traveled from Lisbon to London in about four days. The Confiance, reaching Falmouth, encountered a minor incident on the German Rock before continuing to prepare Lisbon mail service. Additional ships and transports listed: Hamvare San Josef, Donegal, Portland, Talbot, Wolf, Dee steamer, Pike, Brisks, Fyrian, Industry, Duck lighter, Mary transport, William Maitland freight ship, Barngool Jupiter.
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Lisbon
Royal Tar
Whiteway
Portuguse
Kr. de Mendizabel
London
M. de Mendizabel
H.M
Confiance
Portsmouth
A. King
Falmouth
Ona
Devil's Point
Hamvare
San Josef
Donegal
Portland
Talbot
Wolf
Dee
Pike
Brisks
Fyrian
Industry Naval Transport
Duck Lighter
Mary Transport
William Maitland
I Barngool
Jupiter
Portsmout h news and emigration updates amid voyage plans
In Portsmouth, reports describe ships departing for India and the Cape, including the Sir Edward Paget carrying dispatches and a transfer commissioner to St Helena. The President Moore sails for New York with cabin and steerage passengers and specie. Emigrant ships to Montreal with healthful crews and one birth en route are noted, alongside quarantine delays for the British Tar.
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Hampshire
Tueddas
Sir Edward Paget
Cape Madras
Bengal
Brandreth
Royal Engineer
Island of
St. Helena
East India
Moore
New York
Canada
Hungerford
Madras
Benal
Norfolk
Button
van Dieman's Land
Champion
Duncombe
Toulon
Malta
Catalonia
Valencia
Don Carlos
Deluye
Montreal
House of Indust
Isle of Wight
Air
Brydone
Esper
Halifax
Royal Marine Corps
Asia
Lisbon
Malabar
Mediterranean
Duabitn
Sama
Ed Satellite
South America
Curacua Shine
Gicienne
East Indies
Vernon
Supde
Alban
West Indies
Tromn
Africa
Wexford election report shows Waddy ahead in poll
A correspondent describes a heated Ireland Wexford poll where Waddy leads as clergy and people rally for Repeal. By six o clock the gross tally places Waddy well ahead with a majority around seventy one before later totals. A House of Industry inquiry faces potential resolution regarding Mr O Brien.
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Wexford
Thunsday
Waddy
Morgan
Rowe
Ireland
Harvey
Cork House of Industry Trial Concludes with Acquittal
The Cork House of Industry scandal recounts Mr Smith’s alleged indecorous visits to Mrs Casey, the matron, while board members and clergy testify. Mr O'Brien presses for charges of infamous conduct, yet the board ultimately acquits Mr Smith after extended deliberation and testimony on accompanying officials and conditions.
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Cork
Cesar
Cork House of Industry
Gomteer
O'Brien
Cork Herald
T. Deane
J. D. Croker
J. B. Ballard
Joan Swete
Archdeacon O'Keeffe
R. O'Callaghan
Dr. Berkeley
Burgess Martin
Mr. Smith
Pearce
Cassar
O’brien
Swete
Thomas Deane
Casey
Mr. O'Brien
Edward W. Ryan
Smith
Reclining chair patent dispute at Court of Exchequer
In Minter v Wells a patent dispute over a reclined chair design was heard. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff chair manufacturer with damages awarded.
Court action over taxi cab accident pits widow against wine trade owner
In a London common pleas case a poor widow sues a wealthy Drury Lane wine and spirit trader for damages after his cab horse struck her in Oxford Street on January 27. She suffered ankle and head injuries and ongoing medical costs. The defendant contends the horse traveled seven to eight miles per hour and that the servant was not to blame. The jury failed to reach a verdict after lengthy deliberation and were excused until Monday morning.
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Sutton
Dean Street
Court OF King’s Bench
Guinena St
Jaly
Browne J. Tayleare
Penrith
Cockaigne
New Brunswick
Liverpool
Long
Newfoundland
Lord Denman
Johnson JS Wilson
Watson
Bethnal-green
Drury-lane
Muaida-hill
Oxford-street
Duke-street
Grosvenor-square
Jol
Mr. Watson
Serjeant Wilde
Mr. Kelly
Laporte at Calais and theatre speculation amid royal duties
Laporte remains in Calais for the present as the elder Seguin runs the King's Theatre. He hopes to return to England before the next season, while speculation grows over new entrepreneurs and blame shifts to subscribers and regulars who now visit only occasionally. A grand review of the Grenadier Guards in Hyde Park before the Duke of Wellington followed by officers and fashionable spectators ends with high praise for the battalions and their leaders.
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Laporte
Calais
Seguin
England
Grond
Grenadier Guards
Hyde Park
Duke of Wellington
Lord Hill
Regiment of Grenadier Guards
Lord Saltoun
Tower
Portman-street Barracks
D’oyley
Wellington Barracks
Lawbert
Clovek
OBn OBriEn charged with threatenIng language in Bow Street
In Bow Street a warrant was sworn against George O'Brien charging him with using threats toward Blackstone. The complainant, a former valet to Sir Cavendish Rumboldt, lived with O'Brien at 267 Regent Street. After a dispute O'Brien allegedly frightened him by threatening to break doors and “shake him limb from limb” to force him from the house. The case ended with the parties leaving the office, no further action noted.
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Bow-Street
George O'Brien
Blackstone
Cavendish Rumboldt
O’brien
Regent-street
Lmb
C. Rumboldt
Minshull
SincuLan Cash
James Sharp Thornton
Frederick Charles Green
Kensington
Elizabeth Thornton
Adolphus
Green
Green’s Hotel
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Thornton
E. Thornton
Brewer-street
Golden Square
Fielder
U Printer’s
Mr. Fielder
Witness
Drouge
Halls
A.M. Green
Merriott and Stanton
Miss Green
Broughton
Marylebone
Mararet Benson
Ellen Benson
Hoskins
Caroline Archer
Edgware Road
Ellen Beoson
Kane
Richard Bradshaw
No. 9
Chariton-street
Somer’s Town
Archer
Kilburn
Lucy King
Newgate
Charles Knatchbull
Pawbroker
Camden-town
Embarkation of the Queen at Woolwich
Report of Queen Victoria's Woolwich embarkation with marines lined approach, royal yacht decor, and crowds on the river. The Phoenix and Salamander steamers stood ready, Lord Mayor and city ladies aboard Magnet, and a grand dinner planned. Rumor that the King might attend caused disappointment.
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Woolwich
Immediatel
Sir Thomas Hardy
England
Royal Yacht
Phoenix
Smith
Royal Yachtry
Lord Yarborough
Rule Britannia
Salamander
Public outcry over British Museum opening days
A Letter to the Editor criticizes the British Museum for limited opening on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday arguing crowding harms public health and convenience. The writer urges five day access, questions funding and management, and calls for trustees or new members to address the issue. July 4, 1834.
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York
Leicester Square
Tiney
Robert Smith
M.P
Belave-street
Grosvenor-place
Annes
R. Claridge
Essex
Gloucestershire
Lucas
Lincoln's
Ina Fchis
Hodgson
Hodgson and Burton, 18, Salisbury Street; and Mr. Claridge
Curzon-street
High Court of Chancery
Woodfall Vy. Shackell
George Boone Ronpel
Southampton
Chancery-lane
London
Coppice Row
Clerkenwell
Haggerstone Lane
Shoreditch
Griffiths and Co
Chancerylane
Shuter
Millbank Street
Westminster
Hopkinson
Red Lion-square
D. Shuter
Millbank-street
True Sun
Chan
Hawes
Tam
Marylebone Vestry Petitions Against Poor Laws Bill
A Marylebone vestry meeting at the Oxford Street courthouse debated petitioning the Lords against the Poor Laws Amendment Bill. Members argued the bill would create a controlling board, threaten local governance, and oppress the poor, while some urged counter petitions and cautious scrutiny before a second reading.
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Marylebone
Oxford-street
House of Lords
Wardell
Wilson
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Commons
House of Parliament
England
Wales
Tate-payers
Lord Althorp
Spry
House of Commons
Nelmes
Edwards
Samuel Whalley
Jackson
Hugh House
Hevendon
Metcalf
Qsay
Imm
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Belfast
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R. Hepburn
Union-stake
St. Katharine’s Dock
John-street
Unce
Regent-circass
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Newman-street
Eady
Allam
Mr. Edwards
Paul's
Royal Exchange Gates
Sanger
Chandler
Evan Edwards
St. Paul's
Plymouth
Jovy
Fenoliectadt
Ayey
House of Industry
LAW Intelligence
Court OF Common Pleas
GuinouaLt
Jucy
Police Intelligence
Elizabeth Sorrell
Rebecca Newell
John Leavy
Wentworth Street
Sorrell
Wentworth-street
Bethnal-green Parish
Newell
Elizabeth Molloy
St. Luke
Middlesex
Hamblin
Hatton-Garden
Byers
Robert Bragg
Poplarplace
Samuel Sloegrave
Windsor-street
Islington
Town Hall
Rowsery Py
Elizabeth Kinsey
Frederick Cunningham
Tooleystreet
Herne Bay
Dundon
Queen-Square
Waterloo Road
Kidney
L Division
Irving
Peploe
Ron Chapel
James Pedford
Chapel
Gregorie
House of Correction
Kangaroo Althorp
Fryer
Wolverhampton
Downingestoedt
Earl Grey
Lord Plunkett
Lord Howick
O'Connell
Mr. Littleton
Sun
Brown
Bridget
Brennan
Anne
Dalzell
Henrietta
Helen
Agnes
Browntown
George Richard
Innes
Susann
Rector
Round
Jane Smyth
Barbara
Ann
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