Emigrant guides to New South Wales and colonies
Public and private charities plus a new edition travel guide titled Excursions in New South Wales Van Dieman's Land and Swan River praised as essential for emigrants. The Naval and Military Gazette endorses the revised edition by Saunders Otley Edinburgh with plates and updates from 1930 31 32 38.
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King’s Own
Palermo
Mr. Morier
Jacob Faithful
Clara
Saunders and Otley
Public
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Edinburgh
Walton
Glasgow
New South
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van Dieman’s Land
Swan River
Naval and Military Gazette
Richard Bentley
New Burlington Street
Appointment of High Admiral Commissioners and public notices
From the Gazette of last night a July 23 1934 notice directs letters patent appointing George Baron Auckland and other officers as Commissioners for the office of High Admiral of the United Kingdom and dominions. It also records a Dundee US Consul appointment, parliamentary member changes for Nottingham and Sudbury, and various insolvencies bankruptcies dividends and partnerships with many names and dates.
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William Parker
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Maurice Frederick Fitzhardinge Berkeley
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Foreign Office
Edward Baxter
Dundee
United States of America
Palmerston backs Moreno case ruling and fire at Limehouse shop
Lord Palmerston receives the Attorney General and Solicitor General opinion declaring General Moreno not answerable in Britain for acting under his government orders regarding the late Mr Boyd. A fire in a Limehouse turner's shop early Sunday saved inmates from windows with minor injuries. fire engines arrived late as stock and building were destroyed. The New Police efforts were praised and the stock and building were insured with the Globe Fire office.
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Royal Goodwood Races and Stakes Report
At Goodwood on July 29 the Levant Stakes held, with fillies winning by a length. The drawing room stakes and Innkeepers Plate featured favorites. Merlin and Charivari among contenders. Dignitaries met in London discussing Irish Tithes, while royal duties took place with a Royal visit to Eton and a Guards review in the park.
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The Bastardy Clause Debate at Westminster
The Bishop of Exeter attacked the Poor Laws amendment bill as harsh to illegitimate children and their mothers, while the Bishop of London defended the unmanly clause. The vote ended 14 to 13 to preserve the clause, with a minority led by the Exeter bishop including the Duke of Cumberland and several peers. The article notes calls for protections for women and potential penalties for seduction, praising the Exeter speech for its masculine purity and condemning the London and Chancellor positions.
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Pensions and Annuities in Regency Britain Debate
The article cites Wells on pensions for public service, criticizing lavish allowances. It highlights Lady Dorchester, Mrs Curr, and others, including the Penns and Burke families, noting 1817 acts expanding pensions. A praising mention is given to John A Murray for surrendering a sinecure.
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Beau Nash as a True Picture of Character and Manners
A 19th century review argues Jerrold’s Beau Nash breaks with hackneyed farce, aiming for a faithful portrait of a time and its morals. It praises crisp writing, sharp satire, and moral aim while noting occasional tonal excesses and character emphasis over plot. The piece concludes the comedy’s success and longevity are well deserved.
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Sing, Harp, to Me From Irish Melodies
The poem from Irish Melodies by Thomas Moore laments vanished fame and memories of chieftains and bards now nameless. It contrasts sorrowful midnight air with spirits once in power, urging release from slavery as the Harp mourns Freedom's day and the speaker wishes to die.
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Vessels Absentmindedly Drifting and Quarantine Notes
Lloyds list reports several ships: Fenwick Keating towed off and docked after shore grounding at Liverpool. Mary Ellen leaky at Liverpool. Anne Howe leaky at Lowestoft slip. Fitzroy grounded off Kentish Knock but assisted in. Genoa notes quarantine extended for vessels from Valencia Granada and Andalusia. further measures for Gibraltar and Lisbon. Various other vessels reported in Crete, Calcutta, and Quebec with returns to port after leaks, wrecks, or cargo discharges.
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Equivocator of the Age in a Noctes dialogue
In a Blackwood's Magazine exchange, Shepherd and North critique Lord Althorp as an honest minister in name only. North labels the Chancellor of the Exchequer the Equivocator of the Age for hedging on taxation promises like the Bannerakea newspaper stamps while defending press prosecutions and political boldness. The debate critiques cabinet honesty and parliamentary conduct.
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