Greenwich Gazette and London Weekly Journal Advert
A busy fragment lists the Greenwich Gazette with London Weekly Journal notices, the Kent Assizes next Saturday, and new novels by Mrs Leman Grimstone. It also covers steam packets to Dublin, coal prices, medicines including Loden’s Cough Pills and Manning’s Malta Exotic, and medical notices by Dr Courtenay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leman Grimstone
Alec
Whychcotte
St. John's
London
Efingham Wilson
Edinburgh
Waugh and
Inpes
Dublin
W. F. Wakeman
Stowell
Berger
Holywell-street
Strand
Frice
Belfast
Plymouth
Falmouth
Shannon
H. Mills
Tower
St. Katharine's Dock
John-strest
Isara
Regent-circus
Smith
John-street
Corn Exchange Reports Mixed Grain Trade Conditions
At the Corn Exchange this morning a thin trade with little demand for Irish Wheat at last week’s prices, flour sales dull with further declines, oats weak, meal showing some movement, and barley malt beans and peas barely traded. Prices varied, with some exceptions for prime West country and outs of fine quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverroor
Parliamentary Pocket Companion 1834 updates note patronage shifts
The review highlights expanded data from Parliament on voter registration, House of Commons member patronage and offices, and new Jay of the look. It explains forms and procedures, committee types, prorogation, adjournment, and resignation via Chiltern Hundreds, with added social detail on members and church patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Hltaker
House of Commons
House
Courts of Justice
Whale House
Crown
Chiltern Hundreds
Abuses of pensions and political pledges in Cambridge letter
Charles Beales of Little Shelford writes to George Pryme in March 1834 defending his critique of Pryme’s vote against an inquiry into pension grants. He accuses Pryme of duplicity, details arguments about unmerited pensions, and urges pledges on reform, referencing the Cambridge Independent Press and electoral promises. Beales asserts Pryme betrayed reform principles and warns of public disappointment.
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True Sun
House of Commons
Cambridge
Cambridge Independent Press
Acta
Treasury
Harvey
Lord Althorp
Roebuck
Tom
Charles Beales
Little Shelford
D. W. Harvey
Manchester
O’dwyer
Baronet
Oxford
F. Mosely
Ge Wood
Tate
Scotland
Leith
Bay
Inverary
Closeburgh
Mamper
Snoverness-shire
R. Peel
Friend
Thia
MacKenzie
R. Wallace
Stuart Monteith
Mr. W
Robert Peel
Greenock
Mr. M
Ne Sutton Ee
Hume
Viateat Er
Wales
Besa
Montrose
Dundee
H. Hughes
Metropolitan police debate on costs and control in Parliament
In the House of Commons a long debate discusses the metropolitan police, its cost, and who should control it. MPs criticize expense, back calls for inquiry, and weigh central versus parochial oversight while endorsing improvements and accountability for the force.
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House OF Commons
Sregner
Ewina
Glasgow
Select Committee
ST. Pancras
S. Whalley
C. Whalley
Southwark
Runcorn
Charles Blount
Lewes
Sussex
Rf KE
Clay
St. George
Middlesex
Metropolitan Police
Sirs. Ney
Home Department
Ats
Westminster
Hear
S. W
Patiades
Lord Howick
iMarylebone
Evans
India
Col. E
Hon
Tower Hamlets
Marylebone
Howick
Robert Peel
Abelt
Tynte
Metropolis
Major Beauclerk
Home Office
Memper
R. Peel
Roe Buck
Cayley
Hughes Hughes
Hawes
Mes
Ewarm
Harunet
BR. Peel
Metropolitan Police Force
Commission
H. Rardinge
Lambeth
Mr. Hawes
City of London
Col. Evans
Lhce
London
King's Levee Draws Dignitaries From Windsor
His Majesty the King arrived from Windsor Castle yesterday and held a levee at two o'clock in St James's. Attendees included Duke of Cumberland Duke and Duchess of Gloucester Princess Sophia and foreign ministers Count Ludolf Sicilian Minister and M Garro Mexican Minister. Viscount Palmerston introduced the visitors and many senior officials received audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Milbourne
Stanley
James Graham
James Kempt
Hit
Lord Foley
Liverpool Cotton Market and Murder Suspects Remanded
About 2,000 bags sold at Liverpool today with steady prices and calm market. Inquiries continue into the murder of Mr Richardson with two prisoners examined at the office of Everest and Hondling in Epsom. Caféwell suspects highway robbery in June last. solicitor Mr Hart identified him as a pistol bearer. Magistrates remand the prisoners for further examination in a few days.
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LiverPool
Richardson Toolace
Mesars. Everest
Hondligs
Caféwell
Hart
Reigate
Cattwell
London Repeal Meeting Ad journed to Friday Evening
On Tuesday evening the London Repeal As Seance adjourned to Friday for further business. Magistrates granted licenses to the tinners pray in pees Sepanins, with meetings set in St Giles and St Clement districts for the coming Wednesday to decide on circulation or other actions. Disputations noted among attendees as the matter spans a hundred years.
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Speeeen
St. Ie
Ossie
Casanbon
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Parliame
Savich, Woolwich, and
ORD Gazette
Noa West Kent Deptyo Advertiser
Oarine
London Gazette
Boa
Greenwich Gazette
Hg J
F Beecit
E News
Ko Fenis
City
Pawson
New
Parliament
Amber
KENT
Grimstone
Pope, Brothers
U .O
Abbey Wharf
Dock-head
Shad Thames
Anchor Wharf
Wapping
High-bridge Wharf
Greenwich
Pope, Brothers, and Co
Brat Hetton’s
Stewart's
Lambton
Wall’s End
Tanfield, Hartley, &c. &c
Loden
Fleetwreet
Temple-bar
United Kingdom
Manning
Malta
Weekly Dispatch
Andrew Duncan
University of Edinburgh
John F. M'Farlaine
Northbridge
James Murray
Royal College of Surgeons
J. and
W. Burns
Hall
Stirling
John Gibson
Lanark
Dr. Hume
Hamilton
Wr. Craig
High-street
James Wilson
J. Earle
N.O
Ingram-street
J. M'Tear
George Street
Gaven Browning
Paisley
J. Stevens
King-street
Kilmarnock
Philip M‘soulby
Ayr
Courtenay
Great Marlborough-street
Regent-street
Sherwood and Co
Paternoster-row
Catherine-street
Chapelle
Pall-mall
Marsh
Oxford-street
Sutherland
Calton-street
Edin Veh
Hoeksellers
le Polonais
Journal Des Interets de
la Pologne
Paria
Bureau du Polonais
Poland
Nicholas
Warsaw
Paskewitch
Witt
Butail
Siberia
George Pryme, Esq
Baines
St. George's Chapel
Boroughbridge
Colonel Edwards
Mr. Grote
Norwood
Edward Maxy
Thicknesse
Wigan
Lancashire
Hardy
Holy Hill
County of
York
Wright
C. Moseley
Uttoxeter
Bronild
Barunel
Rte
Edw. Buller
William Lennox
Lord
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