Irish Reform advocate runs for Reformed Parliament in Carlow
Peter Gale declares his readiness to represent Carlow and Graigue in a Reformed Parliament. He pledges unwavering parliamentary attention to Irish affairs, supports church reform, wider franchise, and the abolition of church taxes, while promoting local enfranchisement and prudent land policy.
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Carlow
Graigue
House of Commons
Nea
Oxy
Ile
Ireland
Peter Gale
Marlborough Street brawl over pail and pinch leads to magistrate
A London court hears a row on Marlborough Street where Mrs Betsy Grace denies injuring Mrs Molly Hill after a water-throwing incident involving a boy. The case unfolds with liquor and class tensions, while other hearings include a watch theft in Hyde Park and multiple assaults in Worship Street. Police and magistrates discuss cholera response in Aldgate without.
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Marlborough Street
Molly Hill
Betsy
Betsy Grace
Ver
Mrs. Grace
Piccadilly
Regent Street
Wm. ‘Tucker
Cooke
Guy
Worship-Street
Sarah Newby
Od-street
Benett
Newgate
Union-Hall
Joseph Tull
Murray
Ann Tull
Sarah Ogden
Richbell
Kelly
Shadwell
Rosemary Lane
Lambethstreet
Aldgate
Thames
Rosemary-lane
Ireland
Selwood
Upper East Smithfield
City and Night Police Bill For London Enacted
Extracts from a bill before Parliament establish day and night police for London and liberties. It repeals 10 Geo 2 and vests police appointments in the Common Council with power to regulate. Police may seize offenders on duty, bail rules apply, and assaults on officers carry penalties. Rates to fund the force set by ward assessments and quarterly collection.
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City OF
London
Ing Grorge
Common Council
Corporation of London
Aldermen
Meeting Forms Committee to Back Mr Portman for St Marylebone
A meeting of the friends of Mr Portman in St Marylebone at Café Coliseum New Road formed a committee to back his bid for Parliament. Samuel Vigors chaired as speakers urged Reform Bill support, free trade, and reduced church pluralities while promising honest, independent representation. The gathering praised the chairman, and a committee was organized to promote the proposed candidate.
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Portman
John Russell
St. Pancras
Blakeman
Eccett
Vigors
Reform Celebration in Farringdon Without Ward
A wardmote met at St Andrew’s Inquest Room after the Court of Common Council refused to grant Guildhall use for Reform Bills celebrations. Alderman Waithman argued Farringdon Without has strong claim. debate raged on options, funds, and potential venues. The meeting resolved to again petition the Council for Guildhall access while planning a ward dinner with available space constraints.
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Court of Common Council
St. Andrew’s Church
Alderman Waithman
Common Council
Farringston
Tickper
Figgins
Farringdon
London
R. Taylor
Farringdon Market
Barrett
Falstaff
Galloway
Customs Duties Bill Amendments in Commons Committee
The Commons Committee on the Customs Duties Bill adds amendments including confirming prisage and butterage duties on wines in Lancaster, repealing a bounty on cordage and spun yarn exports, enabling limited free ports in colonies, allowing coal exports from foreign possessions on duty, and ensuring British vessels face equal duties abroad. Clause 54 extends Reciproc ity Acts to foreign powers with caveats on treaties and royal declaration of subsisting powers.
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Commons
County Palatine of Lancaster
Captain Warre Named Lord of the Treasury Reports and Rumors
Freeman's Journal accuses the Irish administration of overthrowing the Constitution and trampling legal rights. It cites Lord Anglesea and Blackburne in Clonmel while noting no protection for subjects and tyranny under Algerine enactments. The piece critiques absence of liberty and rule of law in Ireland.
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Warre
Hastings
Treasury
Dotan Islands
Pital
Anglesea
Blackburne
Clonmel
Nobber
Ireland
Freeman's Journal
Bethnal Green Political Union Meets to Promote Two MPs
A special Bethnal Green Political Union meeting at the Camden’s Head discusses promoting two fit MPs to represent the borough in Parliament. Delegates criticize the Electoral Committee, approve seven pledges for candidates, and plan a general meeting on the 31st with invitations to all candidates for public debate and pledges.
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Bethnal-gréen
Camden's Head
Hethndigften-road
Tower
Healets
Savage T
Norman
Saville House
National Political Union
Lewis
Wellington
Mile-end
Hoaest
Perpurgsance
King
Major Revell
Mr. Clay
Cla
Doctor Lushington
Wigrams
Yorkshire
Lord Althorp
Francis Burdett
Fortescue
Henry the
Revell
Antwerp Letter Warns of Potential Citadel Siege
A parcel dated Antwerp July 17 sent to Lloyds reports Captain Koopman of Dutch forces warning General Chasse might destroy part of the town if attacked. Consuls in Antwerp advised neutral vessels to depart, merchants shifting property to Louvain, and a possible royal arrival at Berghouse. Charles F. Ellermann signs.
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Antwerp
Lloyd’s
Koopman
Chasse
General Chasse
Louvain
Berghouse
Charles F. Ellerman
Patras in trouble as Zevellas takes town amid Greek unrest
Malta mail reports Greece in anarchy up north with Patras seized by Zevellas, residents deserting the town, and the British Consul’s family aboard the royal yacht. No new details on Don Pedro’s expedition. A lunatic Spaniard, Jose Maria Murilla, escaped Hoxton asylum after 1829 trial for capital maiming. The Foreign Legion’s second regiment near Ravenna reaches eight hundred, many French, few Swiss, uniforms bearing fleurs de lis. Paris notes political illusion and rising public drunkenness among National Guards. An inquest at Gun Tavern, Wapping, into John Cole’s accidental death aboard the brig Rachel concludes with verdict.
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Malta
Greece
Patras
Zevellas
Don Pedro
Escare
Jose Maria Murilla
Hoxton
Hoxton House
Old Bailey
Ravenna
Foreign Legion
Charles X
Henry V
Paris
Mt. Baker
Gun Tavern
Wapping
John Cole
Rachael
Prige
Execution Dock
Fea Tee
Fragmented debate on bill and colonial policy era notes
Disjointed extracts show discussions in the House of Commons on financial terms, colonial governance, and social issues. Mentions Briand, French coast, British ships, tariffs, and multiple unnamed officials. Indicates divisions, amendments, and procedural notes as the bill proceeds to a third reading.
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Saarinen
Coloniel Slav
Minto
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