Perative Builders Union Notice of Funds Claims
12, 1834. Perative Builders' Union directs non unionists to follow resolutions passed by Master Builders. Central Committee issues rolls and time instructions. Claims upon funds redisposal of the committee or defence of fields must be sent to the True Sun Office by Thursday evening the 17th. A committee meeting at the True Sun Office on Thursday evening at eight.
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Jt Broth
Central Committee
Uly
Althorpe-Street
Sulversrs
Ars Paor
True Sun
MM. A. Courenay
True Sun Dce
Thames
John Younghusband
John Ramsey
Andrews
Ratclif
Younghusband
Ramsey
Beesley
Tam
M‘nicholl
Mary Ann Hart
Brodeip
Mr. Broderip
Andréena
Broderip
Combe
Aidey
BRETT'S DREAM OF THE VALLEY GIN PROMOTED IN TRADE NOTICE
Advertisement lists unsweetened gin as a strong, affordable alternative to Brett's Cordial Gin with sealed bottles at 28s per dozen and 3s per imperial gallon. It notes Henry Brett, Brandy Merchant, Drury Lane, and mentions Series publications and flute music items alongside medicinal pills by Mel Allam.
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Brett
Henry Brett
Drury-lane
Jandseer
Henry Neill
Fetchitchie
Iva
Italy
G. Macfarlane
Taluat
N.B
Timn
Ivanof
Innocenti
Berbiguier
Egypt
Westminster Abbey
She and Co
Paternoster-row
Gerock
Cornhill
Duff
Oxford -Street
Bates
Ludgate-hill
Garrett
King-street
Whitehall
Aldridge
Gustavus
Dame Blanche
Mel Allam
Mr. Edwards
St. Paul's
Stradling
Royal Exchange-gates
Sanger
Chandler
Oxford-Street
Evan Edwards
Freeholder Warns Monaghan Seat Disfranchisement Risks Ireland
A Monaghan freeholder argues that a Commons committee ruling that joint tenants cannot vote if rent exceeds profit risks disfranchising one quarter of Irish electors. He decries the constitutional threat, cites clergy influence, and warns the decision would empower aristocracy and invite endless petitions while endangering representation for Ireland.
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THE
True Sun
Ireland
England
House of Commons
Dir
Lucas
Henry Westenra
Monaghan
Great Britain and
H. Westenra
Fire at Water Barn Mill in Rossendale destroys works
A large woollen mill near the new church in Rossendale called Water Barn Mill, run by Ormrod and Co., burned Sunday. Water engines from Burnley and Rochdale failed to save it as the mill burned to the ground, leaving many workers unemployed.
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Rossendale
Messrs. Ormrod and Co
Burnley
Rochdale
Osborn
Seven Kings
Wareno
Baring
Waslso
Stephen Moull
Moull
White Hart Inn
Brent Wood
Stone
Heron Farm
One
Essex
Stan
Barnstaple Church
Luxmoore
Kingdom of Heaven
Tyte
Ortsmouth
Barnsipts Church
North Devon Advertiser
Cherries abundant in Kent and crops update from markets
Agriculture notes cherry supplies in Maidstone reach a penny a pound while apples are good but pears and plums fail. Wheat ripening, turnips thrive, and beans and grass show mixed conditions. Textile markets show high wool prices limiting trade. flannel and York wool markets steady but cautious demand. Chester fair reports moderate cattle and cheese, with flat trade overall and brisk horse sales but many poor-quality animals left unsold. Macclesfield notes unfavourable plantation crop outlook.
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Kent
Maidstone
Taupe
Leeps
Leeds
Halifax
Rccupace
Chester
Chester Courant
Macclesfield Courier
Plymouth and Devonport Crime and Naval News Briefs
Two attackers violently assaulted a family in Blymouth and another in Clarence-street, both subsequently detained by police. HMS Malabar returned from the Mediterranean with passengers including Lady Stoddart. Royal Navy notices list promotions, ship movements, and pension grants. Cholera deaths reported among Gibraltar accoop soldiers. quarantine strict. Coast guard cost noted at 528,387 pounds 93 pence 2 pence.
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Devonport Telegraph
Robert Prim
Bilbury-street
Blymouth
Adam Edwards
R.M
Clarence-street
Mediterranean
Toulon
King Otho
Greece
Colocotroni
Gibraltar
H. J. Reus
J. Togledue
Forte
J. Mein
Columbine
G. Grant
E. R. Connor
Dee
F. G
Donegal
Greenwich
Coast Guard
Hamoaze
San Josef
Portland
Talbot, Wolf, Dee
Briseia
Tsrian
Opossum
Confiance
Industry
Naval Transport
Diligence Naval Transport
Wm. Maitland Freight Ship
Bampool
Jupiter
the Sound
Malabar
Stentor Transport
Parable of Cries and Robberies in Old Parish News
In Murragh the aftermath of a child’s injury leads to a fatal resulting attack as friends pursue the offenders. A Parisian Jeweller’s apprentice loses a box of gold after a sly thief uses a whip to scare away playmates. A German couple are robbed and nearly hanged, saved only by the wife’s dexterous escape. Bolton borough contends a new representative with Ashton Yates and P Ainsworth among candidates.
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Murragh
Cork
Pont Neuf
Koenigstein
Bamberg
Bouron
Bolton
Torrens
Australia
Ashton, Yates
P. Ainsworth
Smithies
Preston Pilof
Reform influence and the crisis of British politics
A reader appeals to the public to reject any administration opposed to reform, praising Earl Grey’s early tenure and urging continued constitutional change. The letter recalls the reform movement, the fall of entrenched factions, and the need for further measures in church and state despite past disappointments.
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THE
True Sun
Great Britain
Earl Grey
Tom
Great Britain and
Ireland
Trial on the Literary Gazette case before the Recorder
The court heard Mr Jordan editor of the Literary Gazette and Mr Scripps publisher testify about finances at Longman and Co. The plaintiff tailor claimed 3154 and profits as part proprietor. Recorder directed the jury to find for the defendants. verdict returned for Longman and Co.
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Ourr
Literary Gazette
Tenesais
My. Jordan
Scripps
DL Gisa
Erdan
Babe John
Angus
House of Longman and Co
Longman and Co
Jerdan
Police Intelliglence and Theft Scenes at Bow Street
Report of arrests at Bow Street for selling illegal papers the Hue and Cry and the Police Gazette. Bulger and Wall held. Bulger given fourteen days, Wall two months. In Marylebone a daughter is committed for trial for robbing her father of a gold watch and jewelry. Ring noting of other street crimes, including a publican information and a necklace theft in Marylebone. Multiple minor incidents describe thefts, assaults, and police conduct in London districts.
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Bow-Street
Sci-Disant
John Bulger
George Wall
Poulson
Stam Office
People’s
Hue and Cry
Police Gazette
Paulson
Scattergood
Bulger
Russellcourt
Rary Dane
Wall
St. Giles’s
Hue
Balger
Marylebone
Charlotte Brooks
Edward Brooks
Seymourmews
Bryanstone-square
Someerson
Joseph Collard
Brooks
Strand
Queen-astreet
Marylebone Lane
Charles Suffell
Sowerby
Longacre
Brooke
Thomas Baker
Walmsiley
No. 100
Drury-lane
House’s
High-street
Bloomsbury
Hosking
Newgate
Jane Rothwell
Mary Simpson
Petersfield
Hants
Broadway
Hammersmith
Regent Street
Pimlico
Oxford Street
D Division
Police
John Cook
Bro
Asking
Watts
Camden Town
Mpaecbe
Camden Arms
Randall-street
Blue Devils
Anthonio Voltaine
White
Thomas
Neale
Three Crowns
Royal Hospital-row Chelsea
Byers
Rvice
Hobler
Lichtuaders’ Protection Society
Defenendant
Adolphus
Edgward’Sweet
Margaret-street
Clerkenwell
Bloace-street
Trinty Church
Biamelee
St. Luke’s
Chelsea
Gregorie Wasloleariy
Ninety-first Weslayan Conference Proceedings Narrowed
The Ninety-first annual Weslayan Conference summarizes committee steering plans and the prospective presidency. Proceedings mention Ceara Neoh and Stanley as notable figures, with the event dated for the tenth instant and notes on political expectations within the group.
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Weslayan
Wesle
Ceara
Broly Therese Stanley
Fragmented notes on 19th century political tensions and foreign affairs
The text compiles scattered remarks on parliamentary measures, trade law debates, and international movements. It references sessions in Vienna and Brussels, the handling of a coralaw proposal, and various diplomatic notes. Mentions include Crete, Ostend, Rotterdam, and London ports, with brief references to a royal visit and health reports on a royal figure in Braganza.
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Ostend
London
Brugsel
Holland
England
Rotterdam
Elsy
Mecue
Googinier
Crete
Brackenan
Efas
Princa‘oenstein
Falta
Vienna
Spain
Sitzerland
Royal visit as Prince Frederick tours Dutch waters
In Amsterdam and The Hague a royal flotilla welcomed Prince Frederick and entourage. Salutes from five gun-boats, two brigs and the royal steam-boat accompanied the voyage up the canal and along the harbor. The Baron Van Boeles returned from The Lo with audience rights as the Queen arrived at Rotterdam. Her Majesty and the Prince of Orange prepared to depart for England with the royal party.
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Prince Frederick
Rive
The
England
Pete Eins Royal George N
Eneliab
Princered
Majesty
Hague
Juy
Baron Veratelle van Boeles
Loo
Rotterdame
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