Notable Offers in Musical Instruments and Public Notices
A long mixed-page ad section lists half price instruments at XEW Aroll Rooms and Royal Harmonic Institution sales, with Harps, cabinets, guitars, pianos, and the Panorama booth by Captain Ross. Also offered is an 37 year lease on No.7 Upper Grosvenor Street and a broad public notice on Sennett’s Syrup of Malt with agency listings across London.
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R. Johnson
George-street
Euston-square
Ord Musgrave
Colburn
Ward
Bulwer
Lord Mulgrave
Theodore Hook
Horace Smith
Lister
Asraeli
Grattan
Gleig
Charlotte Bury
Aroll Rooms
Regent Street
Erat
Broadwood
Royal Harmonic Institution
New Argyll Rooms
Captain Ross
Leicester Square
Boothia
Ross
Falls of
Niagara
Blackburn
Marquis of Westminster
Messrs. Brooks and Hedger
Old Bond-street
Bennett and Co
Board of Health
Sennett
Trafalgar-place
Charing-cross
St. Martin's Church
Messrs. Butler
Cheapside
St. Paul's Churchyard
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Newberry and Sons
Evan Edwards
St. Paul's
Sutton and Co
Bow Church
Nix's
Royal Exchange
Bailey
Tyree
Aldgate High-street
Sharwood
Bishopegate-street
Parley
Mark-lane
Woodhouse
Bruggist
King William-street
London
Bridge
Pink
High-street
Borough
House
Fitzroy-place
Oathwark-Bridge-Road
Newington-causeway
Norton and Lowe
Blackfriars-road
Ringe
Bridge Mad
Lambeth
Thorn
High Holborn
Terry
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
Pritchard
Great Portland-street
Bentham
Wigmore-street
Cavendish Square
Watkins
Marylebone
J. R. Marshall
James-street
Manchester-Square
Hall
Oxford-street
Oppreite
Bond-street
Chandler
J.G. Chard
Fleet-street
Knaggy, and Co
Piccadilly
Barlow
Quadrant
Regent-street
Ita
Swallow-passage
Oxford
Backward march of the ministry stirs Paris politics
Paris reports a rising tide of government realignment as Persil le Grand is tipped for high office, with speculation of ministerial, premiership, and peerage paths. Taileyrand returns to influence and Louis Philippe may tour France, while Russia’s diplomacy and a 100000 franc tribute to Napoleon’s memory loom in the background.
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Journal de Debats
Persil le Grand
Barthe
M. Dupin
M. Persil
Dupin
Taileyrand
Prince de Perigord
Louis Philippe
Nicholas
Napoleon
Prince Pozzo
Prince Perigord
Lord Palmerston
Turkey
Louis Philip and Co
Nous
Louis Philip
Bordeaux
Marseilles
Toulouse
Toulon
Lyons
St. Etienne
National Guard
la Bourse
Madrid
Vista-Alegre
Portes
Duc de l’Infantado
Ireland Me Littleton's Tithe Bill Provokes Widespread Outcry
The piece denounces Mr. Littleton's Tithe Bill as adding burdens on farmers and favoring tax collectors. It accuses him of pandering to Stanleyism and criticizes his Ireland policy, arguing he should instead recognize his limits and provoke reform.
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Littleton
Mr. Littleton
Stanley
Ireland
O’connell
St. Patrick
Cabinri
Pilot proposes parish newspapers to spread repeal message
Daniel O'Connell writes from Merrion square on January 30 1834 lamenting Richard Barretts imprisonment for advocating repeal. He urges supporters to expand circulation of the Pilot with one parish pilot in every parish and asks Dwyer to send lists of subscribers to show how many parishes defend press liberty and repeal of the Union.
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O'Connell
Merrion-square
London
Ireland
Richard Barrett
Friends of Ireland
Ilo
Ier
Daniel O'Connell
Markets As Today Crowded With Little Demand Across Grains
The Corn Exchange shows scant grain supply and inanimate trade with slow clearing of samples. Wheat Barley Malt Beans and Peas sell at unchanged or dull rates. Newgate Leadenhall reports good Leith mutton and quality beef pork lamb in ample supply, with French poultry heavy despite poor quality. eggs and butter also plentiful though modest in price.
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Newcastle-On-Tyne
Berwick
Norfolk
Pronus
Newgate
Leadenhall
Leith
Leicesters
South Downs
Foreign Quarterly Review 1834 notices and a Cambridge piece
The Foreign Quarterly Review No 25 1834 receives praise for its mix of lightness and instruction with strong diplomatic analysis including a fulsome account of the Algiers case and the Russia Turkey relations. A vivid critique of diplomacy stresses truth over craft. The Cambridge Quarterly Magazine No 8 1834 is commended for Jerrold and Knowles works, highlighting a striking wreckers scene on a Cornish shore and intense domestic tales.
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the Foreign Quarterly Review
Richter and Co
Foreign Quarterly
Algiers
Russia
Turkey
France
Duke OF Orleans
Egalité
Louis
Cambridge Quarterly Magazine
Jerruld
Knowles
Jerrold
Cornwall
Lines by the Princess Olive of Cumberland
Poetic lament on sustained grief with lingering tears and sleepless hours. The speaker compares her sorrow to a lily oppressed by dew and to a tower without sunlit cheer, noting rainlike tears and pale echoes of sighs while courtly literary style reflects the period’s embellishment.
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Olive
Cumberland
Ateve
Court
Earl Ripon Visits Earl Grey and Portlaw Deathcase
The Earl of Ripon visited Earl Grey yesterday. An aged beggar named William Spencer formerly a Cork weaver and early life soldier was found dead and ablaze on a limekiln at Portlaw Waterford. He had a habit of passing the night there despite cautions.
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Earl of Ripon
Earl Grey
Harriste
William Spencer
Cork
Portlaw
Waterford
Dissenters Grievances Move in Imperial Parliament
In a crowded House of Commons session the Speaker chaired as petitions from Protestant Dissenters across England and Wales pressed for relief from civil disabilities, fair burial rights, church rates, and the separation of church and state. MPs debated duties, education, and equity while noting regional petitions from Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, York, and Devonshire.
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House OF Commons
St. George’s Hospital
O'Connell
Kingstown
Slack Rock
Chippenham
Eeld
Vivian
Swansea
Bristol
Craven Berkeley
Thornbury
Calford
Gloucester
Appt
Walton
Sussex
George Berkeley
WM. Williams
Pontypool
Carnarvon
Abergareny
William Haytor
Sunderland
Bishop Wearmouth
Monk Wearmouth
Rider
Rochester
Chatham
Kent
Wigham
Methuen
Westbury
Wilts
Canada
Stonehouse
Hear
Dunbar
Laycock
O7dwyer
Ireland
Middlesex
Handley
Spalding
Calvert
Bishop Stortford
P. Thomson
Manchester
Salford
Phillips
Sinclair
Mr. O'Connell
Germany
Mr. Sinclair
Baines
J. O'Dwyer
Lord Plunkett
Poulett Thomson
York
Dover
Wigan
Lord Morpeth
Selby
Yorkshire
Cayley
Liverpool
Mr. C
Efe
North Hawke
Halifax
Thordee
Bradburn
Kittle Cheeping
Norfolk
Hoxton
St. Leonard's
Shoreditch
Hammerton-green
Wilks
Wood
Sheenabury Pingine
Mr. Childers
Doncaster
Gaskell
Dewsbury
West
County of York
Eccles
Wakefield
West Riding of
William Foxley
Col. Williams
Ashton-under-line
Hardy
Pilate
Cesar
Ruthven
William S
Ashton-under-Lyne
James the First
Lloyd Watkins
Llanguimder
Brecon
Cwmowysk Chapel
Liwgell
Birmingham
Horton College
County of
Watta
Scotland
America
Stedman
South Molton
Devonshire
Petersfield
Hants
Bulteel
Threaymaster
Mr. B
Whythall-heath
Worcestershire
Church
King’s Norton
Ditto
Whitchurch
Shire
Henrietta-street
Brunswick-square
Methodiata
New Connexion
City of
Litchfeld
Fleet-street Chapel
Leeda
Perea
Leeds
Argu
Larkwood
Huddersfield
Milton
Flolme
County of Lancaster
Barnwell
Ebeneser Chapel
Bewdley
Wareham
Penesey
Court of Chancery appeal and Jarman v Dupree case notes
Law intelligence reports resume in Sir Edward Sugden’s appeal arguments in the Moore case. In VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT Jarman v Dupree the petition of Charles Jarman seeks inquiry into the conduct of trustees James Dupree Kempster and Charles Dupree. the petition was dismissed with costs. In ROLLS' COURT Vale v Weight, a coach maker sues over a 1000 year deed sale to a lender amid claims the deed was invalid and that the arrangement was really a mortgage. the case was under consideration when the reporter left.
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Strand
Charles Thomas Dupree
George James Dupree
Thomas Kempster
James Dupree
Jarmain
Rolls’ Court
Vale
Holles-Street
Clare-market
Miscellany notes on literature and culture.
An assortment of quoted remarks and reflections from journals and critics. It touches on cultural topics from Othello's jealousy, translations of Italian verses, Adams on opera, Tacitus on German drinking habits, and a fragmentary note on antiquity and taste.
Dissenters in Manchester Demand Church State Separation
A Manchester Times piece praises Dissenters for demanding total separation of Church and State. It condemns establishment favors and urges indignation at the political and religious mix, urging leaders to account for stewardship at the next election.
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M. van de Weyer
Palmaraton
Foreign Office
Ore of Teir
Manchester Times
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