Saturday Advertisements and Notices in Greenwich Gazette
A crowded nineteenth century notice page announces publication at nine each morning of reports on Friday debates and local proceedings. It promotes new novels, licensing guides, and a Dublin Belfast steam packet schedule, plus coal prices and Malta Exot ic headache cure advertisements with medical testimonials.
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Dublin
Belfast
Plymouth
Falmouth
Shannon
H. Mills
St. Katharine’s Dock
John-street
Regent-circus
W. J. Smith
Parliamentary Pocket Companion 1834 adds voter data and patronage
Review notes the new edition expands factual materials from Parliament papers, adding registered voter counts, future year registrations, and a fresh focus on church patronage by members. It outlines offices, pensions, and commissions, plus a new Sessional Remembrancer, and includes parliamentary forms and procedures for reader guidance.
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Ony Hittaker
House of Commons
Courts of Justice
Caeseeseeses
Eseetnesenee
Charles Beales Demands Pledges Over Pension Inquiry
Letter from Charles Beales of Little Shelford near Cambridge dated March 10 1834. Beales rebukes George Pryme for opposing an inquiry into pensions, asserts Pryme’s election pledges and ballot views, critiques political alliances, and urges clear commitments on reform and unmerited pensions. He references the Cambridge Independent Press and Mr Harvey’s reply as supporting his position.
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Tlue Sun
House of Commons
Cambridge
Cambridge Independent Press
Treasury
Harvey
Lord Althorp
Roebuck
Tesser
Mr. Harvey
Charles Beales
Little Shelford
The King's Levee Arrives in Town with Royal Audiences
His Majesty arrives from Windsor Castle to St. James's and holds a levee at two o'clock. Attendees include Duke of Cumberland Duke and Duchess of Gloucester and Princess Sophia. Ministers Ludolf and Garro meet the King to deliver letters, then are presented by Viscount Palmerston and Sir Robert Chester. The King grants audiences to Earl Grey the Duke of Richmond Viscount Melbourne Mr. Secretary Stanley Sir James Graham Sir James Kempt Viscount Palmerston Lord Hill and Lord Foley.
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Herbert Taylor
Windsor Castle
Duke of Cumberland
Duke
Duchess of Gloucester
Sophia
St. James's
Ludolf
M. Garro
Viscount Palmerston
Robert Chester
Earl Grey
Duke of Richmond
Viscount Melbourne
Stanley
James Graham
James Kempt
Lord Hill
Lord Foley
Liverpool Cotton Market Steady Amid Slower Trade
About 2 000 bags sold today while prices hold yesterday in a quiet market. On Tuesday a lengthy examination of two men in custody for the murder of Mr Richardson at Everest and Harding’s office revealed witnesses unable to identify them. One prisoner, Cuttwell, faced highway robbery charges in January when solicitor Mr Hart identified him as a possible pistoler. Magistrates remanded the prisoners, to be further examined in a few days.
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LiverPool
Marcull
Bapine
Richardson Too Jace
Messrs
Everest and
Hardingsome
Waltonheath
Cuttwell
Jane Last
Cattwell
House of Commons Session Buys Metropolitan Police Debate
The Speaker opened at twelve thirty, petitions from Glasgow against Waterworks Bill referred. St Pancras Improvement Bill report laid, Southwark Market Bill read first time. Rupcorn Railway Bill third time passed. Petitions from Lewes and Middlesex on police opposed. Lords Howick and Peel defend committee setup. Debate covers police expense, local versus central control, and Dissenters grievances. The discussion includes repeated calls for committee inquiries and cautions on political use of police.
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House of Commons
Ewnie
Glasgow
Select Committee
ST. Pancras
S. Whalley
St. Patcras
Southwark
Whalley
Rupcorn
Charles Blount
Lewes
Sussex
Kempt
Clay
St. George
Middlesex
Metropolitan Police
Home Department
Westminster
Hear
S.W
S. W
Lord Howick
Marylebone
Evans
Tndia
Col. E
Hon
Tower Hamlets
Hellar
Bear
Ardh
Howick
Robert Peel
Tynte
Metropolis
Beauclerk
Home Office
Ann Hon
R. Peel
Roesack
Cayley
Hughes Hughes
Hawes
Ewars
Baronet
Metropolitan Police Force
Lambeth
Mr. Hawes
City of London
Col. Evans
London
O. Sidseley
Uttoxeter
Chet
Barone
Manchester
Ieee Ee
William Lennox
An.d
D. W. Harvey
Bsih
O'Dwyer
Barrist
Oxford
Cambridge
F. Mosely
G. Wood
Scotland
Leith Hay
Inverary
Closeburgh
Ben Hon. Memper
Aish
Inverness-ahire
Sir R. Peel
Mr. W
MacKenzie
R. Wallace
Stuart Monteith
Tamworth
Thun
Cutlar Fergusson
Mogfrith
Murray
Greenock
Mc Wallace
Gillon
Hume
Montrose
Dundee
London Licensing Meeting Adjourned To Saturday for Public Houses
A London meeting of the London Re Association at the True Sux Office adjourned to Friday evening and the magistrates of Holborn St Andrew St Giles and nearby districts will reconvene at the Freemasons Tavern on Saturday to decide renewals or refusals of current public-house licences amid ongoing petition requests and adjourned business.
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Bloomsbury
St. Clement Danes
Duchy of Easter
Freemasons
Casaubon
Sorbonne
Oma
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