Sabbath observance petitions dominate Lords session
Lord Kenyon opens with Salop parishes seeking Sir Andrew Agnew’s Bill to better observe the Sabbath. Dissenters from multiple counties press for religious redress and church-state separation, while petitions from Mold to London urge relief and privileges for the church. Adjournment follows notices on entail law and a Dunbar patronage debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kenyon
Salop
Commons
Andrew Agnew
Duke of Richmond
Sussex
Earl of Coventry
Kenilworth
Lord DA
Mold
Flint
Glastonbury
Manchester
Dartmouth
Wareham
Laske
Devonport
Lyme Regis
Lichfield
Isle of Jersey
Bernal
Duke of Ricumond
Lord Foley
Kidderminster
Earl of Durham
Sunderland
Newcastle
Bristol
Birmingham
Ross
Kirkley Lansdale
Harfield
Earl
Medical Practitioners
London
Medical
College of Physicians
St. Lawrence
Old Jewry
Scotland
Francis Fols
Francis
Wind
Lord King
Richmond
Yorkshire
Exeter
Tamworth
Duke of Hamilton
Dunbar
Earl of Roseberry
House of Commons
House of Commons Evening Debates and Bills
The House of Commons sat after five, noting first readings on several bills including a floating bridge over the Hitchin river and Leeds gas bill. O'Connell urged reporting on tax returns. disputes over Warwick borough disfranchisement and writ moves dominated session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Penleaze
Hitchin
Hampshire
E. Tennant
Belfast
Banes
Upper Thames Street
London Bridge
Recompense for Captain Ross debated in House of Commons
Parliament discusses awarding Captain Ross for polar expedition of 1829 funded privately. Petitions read, Speaker suggests referring to Committee of Supply. Debates on assessed taxes and yeomanry funding follow, with calls to reduce or end unpaid service and to rebuild public support for voluntary defense forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redditch
Ross
C. Ferguson
Captain Ross
Lord Althorp
C. Fergusson
Committee of Supply
Hutt
Hull
Cobbetti
England
Hill
Lord Landon
Liverpool
Capt. Ross
Oldham
Lennard
Abercrombie
Hume
J. Graham
Baronet
Coopers
James Graham
O'Connell
MumBer
Bart
Return to an order of the House on Barrett case stamps
Letter from the Secretary of Stamps and Taxes to the Dublin Comptroller requests confirmation under the 25th Geo. IL cap. 80 if Dublin Stamp office has stopped delivering stamps to Mr. Barrett proprietor of the Pilot after his sedition judgment. It asks for a copy of the judgment and Solicitor’s opinion for Board directions.
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Hardy
Pease
Littleton
Ireland
England
O'Connell
Lord Althorp
O'Connele
Tamworth
Halcombe
Warwick
Lord Howick
Commissioners of Education
England and
Wales
Comanry
France
Germany
Sweden
America
Hear
Wiltshire
Mr. H
Salisbury
Tey
Uxbridge
Glasgow
Marquis of Lansdown
Home Department
Holland
Belgium
National Guard
Lolenel Davies
Orsons
National Guards
Paria
Yeomanry Corps
Our’s
Hume
Yeomanry
Lord Grosvenor
Home Secretary
Middlesex
Hame
Genteman
Salisbury Yeomanry
Ape
Lord H
Honourable House of Commons
Commissioners of Stamps
V. Barrett
Secretary OF Stamps and Taxes
Comptroller and Accountant-General OF Stamps
Dublin
London
Iam, &c
Cons
J.S. Cooper
Stamp-office
Comptroller-General
Richard Barrett
Pilot
George Ij
Tam, &c
Pressey
J. S. Cooper
Barrett
House of Commons
Cuas, Preasry
Robt. Burrowes
Stampa
Letter from Stamp Office on Barrett trial in Dublin
Stamp-office acknowledges reader’s inquiry about the conviction of Mr Barrett proprietor of the Pilot Newspaper for publishing a seditious libel. It notes stamps for the Paper have not been stopped under the 20 Geo. 3 provisions and sends a copy of the court judgment.
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MR. Cooper
Stamp-office
Dublin
Judgment on Richard Barrett seditious libel case in Pilot newspaper
The Dublin court convicts Richard Barrett proprietor of the Pilot for publishing a seditious libel. He is sentenced to six months imprisonment, a 100 pound fine, with security of 500 pounds and two 250 pound securities for seven years. Distribution of stamps and taxes actions follows in Dublin and London communications.
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King
Richard Barrett
City of
Kensington Petty Sessions Robbery Charge
Danina Hinway Rossery reports John Sauter charged with highway robbery near Kensington. Witness Mrs Christiana Smith of Portland Place HMS alleges knife attack. 38 shillings taken from her pocket. Constable Madden arrested the suspect after description. Prisoner made no defence and was committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danina Hinway Rossery
John Sauter
Christiana Smith
Portland-place
Hammersmith
Kensington
Madden
Forcible Entry Case Against Police at Notting-hill
A London case reports three police constables and an attorney charged with breaking into Mr Robert Bond’s dwelling at Notting-hill to seize Ephraim Cohen alias Bond. Mrs Bond and household testified to assault and search. Bail set at 40 and 20 pounds. The defense argued lack of lawful warrant and abuse of authority.
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Noa
Ephraim Cohen
Bond
Noel
Robert Bond
Ephraim Bond
Alley
Phillips
Naval Intelligence update from Portsmouth harbor report
Extracted letter notes a Me ter schooner gunpowder explosion at the Marina Portsmouth causing many deaths and vessel destruction. Ships listed in port include St Vincent and Caledonia with crews and officers reported. multiple promotions and appointments announced for naval officers and staff across Canary, Excellent, Revenge and other ships.
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Portsmouth
Matra
Meteor
Wage
London
Marina
St. Vincent
Gregarii
J. Rowley
Caledonia
Britannia
Madagascar
Malabar
Talavera
Barham
Favourite
Champion
Beacon
Mastiff
Prince Regent
Binstead
Gibraltar
Chatham
Grough Spithead
Woolwich
Belvidera
C. B. Strong
Jamaica
Mercer
Africa
Falmouth
Lisbon
Ediotargh
Capris J. B. Dacres
Malta
Plymouth
Victory
Royal George
Excellent
Revenge
President
Rainbow
Tyne
Nautilus
Eepett
Lymouth
Maken
Messenger
Confiance
Mediterranean
Jocelyn Percy
Cam
Canopus
Phenix
Royalist
Veale
Leghorn
John Pirie
Adams
Havannah
Hamoaze
San Josef
Racehorse
Reynard
Viper
Hope Transport
J. B. Maxwell
H. Wright
Gannet
Mr. Grey Skipwith
W. Hulgar
G. Morris
C. Spettigue
E. Bevan
W. Lewie
J. R. Drummond
Beebee
W. Crichton
H. Tucker
Wickham
The
John Campbell Fle
Peter Parker
T. Byes
S. Lord
Richard Dowse
Vernon
W. Pearse
J. Underwood
BS. Murray
J. F. Baker
New Romney
Port Lee
R. Holden
A. Kortright
Coast Guard Service
Little
Comus
Evans
Edinburgh
A. Pressick
Royal Marines
Savage
Royal Marine Artillery
J. P. Jones
R. Johns
Jones
Fishmonger William Jones Charged After Bustling Buffalo’s Head Visit
William Jones a shellfish seller was charged after a drunken visit to the Buffalo's Head on New-road. He entered with a basket of oysters and shrimp and offered them for sale at the bar. When customers refused he became coarse and refused to leave, prompting action by the licensee William Alder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derznainep
Smasner
William Jones
William Alder
Buffalo’s Head
New-road
Witness
Prisoner threatens to break glass during arrest
A prisoner in Lambeth Street caused a flare up and attempted to smash panes before being taken into custody. He apologized and offered to pay damages. ordered to replace the glass and pay a shilling discharge fee or face fourteen days in the House of Correction. Separately, Samuel Walker of the Coventry Castle Bromley was fined 30s with costs for allowing travellers to drink in church hours, and William Flowers of the Swan Bow was fined 20s with costs after similar complaints by Rev J Stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Lambeth Street
New Pontee Informations
Samuel Walker
Coventry Castle
Bromley
Menzies and Gard
William Flowers
Swan
Bow
J. Stock
Copper ore sale figures from 1834 mining list
The document records mining sales data with averages and totals. It lists average standard and production values, quantities of ore and copper, and total amounts for Redruth sales dated February 13 and March 12 1834. Relists show tonnages for Carnbrea Mara tion Fowey mines and others, totaling 2,982 tons and 1,064 tons for Swanaes listings respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redruth
Relistian
Carnbrea Mines
Maration Mines
Fowey Consols
Wheal Darlington
Wheal Buller
Wheal Jewell
Wheal Tolgus
Wheal Busy
Tresavean
Wheal Trenwith
Herland
Wheal Mary
Swanaes
Ballymurtagh
Allshies
Connorree
Cronebane
Tigrany
Drwsycoed
Stowcragg
Leehousewell
Coldbeck
Roulland Bank Suspension Sparks Town In Rouen
Reports from Rouen describe the Roulland banking house stopping payments after unfavourable rumours caused a run. Creditors and officials insist strict integrity guided the firm, though suspension is underway while assets are reviewed. In Dublin a captaincy appointment draws ridicule as a sinecure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouen
Roulland, Sen., and Co
Tribunal of Commerce
Galignani
Tuk Grey
Earl Grey
Mason
R.N
Dublin
Hannibal
Magon
Mickle
Lord Hill
Horse Guards
House of Commons
Ireland Troop Movements and Reassignments
In Ireland units including the 6th Dragoon Guards the 9th Lancers and 15th Hussars shift stations from Dundalk Longford Cork and Gort Loughrea with Cork to host new arrivals. Rumors place large detachments sailing for North America and Gibraltar while Kilmainham becomes an artillery depot and command changes occur in Dublin and Newbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick Chronicle
Cork
Uasars
Ireland
Joaeat
Cork Barracks
Gibraltar
Stentor
Sylvia
Hope
Cork Harbour
Dublin
North America
89Th Regiment
Birr
Enniskillen
England
Hussey Vivian
Royal Hospital
Kilmainham
Dowson
W. Drummond
Aitchison
Scots Fusileer Guards
Lord William Thynne
7Th Royal Fusileers
Newbridge
Theatrical property sales and a slavery debate in Parliament
The piece reports on sale of Covent Garden and patent theatre shares amid a London theatre market upswing. It also recounts Sir James Graham defending slavery distinctions in Parliament, arguing wages redeem the great blot of slavery. An Islington inquest into George Granger’s death notes self-inflicted trauma after delusional behavior. A Melton Mowbray coroner cites alcohol flight to death. A Groucestersnee weaving strike ends after two leading firms, long accused of wage suppression, face magistrate c reprimand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
Heme
James Graham
Covent Theatre
Covent Garden
Patent Theatre
House of Commons
Africa
West Indies
King’s Arms Tavern
White Conduit-fields
Islington
George Granger
Sussex
Lodge
Barrington
White
Grimstone
Melton Mowbray
Gregory Marriot
Astondby
Airdil
Earl of
Lincola Mercury
Groucestersnee
Fromea
Meetings of creditors in basinghall street tomorrow
Listing of attendees and their trades for a creditors meeting at Basinghall Street tomorrow. Includes R Phillips jun auctioneer Lambs Conduit drapery, Lt T and T Wooster Coal Exchange coal factors, G Elliman Watford grocer, G Haynes Trinity Street licensed victualler, J Farmer Putney chemist, T Connell Little James Street cashmaker, A Sillito Macclesfield Street wharfinger, and T Doughty Goodyear Tottenham Court Road chemist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basinghall-Street
Om R. Phillips
Chiswell-st
Finsbury-sq
W. Venables
Lamb's
Trinity-street
Southwark
J. Farmer
Putney
Surrey
T. Connell
John’s-mews
Little James-st
A. Sillito
Macclesfield-street
City-road
Wharfinger
T. Doughty
Goodyear
Tottenham-court-read
Births and marriages in early October from London society notices
Births listed on the 6th in Chester-street and Brighton with several titled parents noting a son to H Whittaker and a Countess Bjornstjeron. Marriages include Collett to Charlotte Harriet at Leven and Rev Farquharson to Louisa Crangford in Brighton. Died notices cover Milford Haven and Hackney, plus a 92 year old in Trafalgar-place. Printed by True Sun Office, Strand, London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester-street
Gheinvesian Place
H. Whittaker
Bjornstjeron
Captain Gronow
M.P
Leven
Beverley
Benjamin Collett
Ebenezer John Collett
Locker’s House
Homel Hempstead
Charlotte Harriet
G. Sampson
Brighton
Robert Farquharson
James John Farquharson
Langton House
Dorsetshire
Louisa
Herta
Selina
G. Nichols
Milford Haven
Leonard Walton
Istrar
Hon. East India Company
Alfred
Mir. Ladell
Pentonville
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True Sun
Bank St
India
India St
Bitte Hee
Emeeneeer Columbian
Eccccessee
Masalanes
Shar Real
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Reland
Mr. Hume
Cowell
Colonel Davies
Lord Altnone
House
Captan Ross
Mr. Bernal
Ellice
Mr. E
Stamp Office
Rupert Burrowes
Comptroller-General of Stamps
Walter Bourne
Kemmis
Crowne
Wm. Ford
Dublin Chronicle
E. M‘donnell
Cork Mercantile Chronicle
M'Donnell
Halahan
Harding Tracey
Magee
John Sheehan
Comet
Sheehan
J. Grattan
Freeman's Journal
Grattan
R. Barron
Waterford Chronicle
Pressly
Kensington Petty Sessions
Police
Bow Street
Naval Intelligence
Marylebone
Mining Intelligence
Pool
Consolidated Mines
Wees
North Roskear
Pavace
Dolcoath
Aesaee
South Roskear
Panene Fowey Consola
Lanescot
United Hills
Tin Croft
John Ager
Patrick Grant
Ofice
Strand
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