Southwark Vestry seeks market bill for St George the Martyr
In Southwark on March 20 1834 parishioners of St George the Martyr discussed and unanimously supported a motion urging Parliament to pass a bill to erect establish and maintain a market in the parish. They planned a deputation to MPs and asked for signatures for the petition, chaired by Matthew Riley with a list of signatories and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyame Wce
Fowler
Belgium
Ames Smith
Bercers Street
York
Durham
Lord Althorp
George Cayley
Bart
William Wilkinson
George the Martyr
Southwark
House of Commons
St. Saviour’s
St. George the Martyr
St. George
St. George's Fields
South London
Commons House
Brater
Griffith
Bedford
Lenore
Anderson
Bowling
T. Johnson
William Brougham
John Humphrey
Matthew Riley
Warden Riley
Union-street
John Fitch
Alcieen Inti
Orchester Verdict and Sentence Against Agricultural Labourers
A public meeting will be held at the Institution 14 Charlotte-street Rathbone-place on Monday next at twelve o'clock to petition the Legislature against the cruel and oppressive sentence for administering an unlawful oath. Every mechanic who values his liberty should attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchester
Charlotte-street
Rathbone-place
Taglioni's Benefit at King's Theatre Draws Full House
The King’s Theatre hosted Mademoiselle Taglioni’s benefit last night with Madame Caradori and dancers performing Rossini’s Rosina and a new ballet featuring a living shawl. The crowd cheered Taglioni’s majestic style and anticipated a final performance tomorrow night, expecting another full house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mademoiselle Taglioni
Madame Caradori
Rossini
Rosina
Taglioni
Duvernay
State of Trade at Various Markets
The reports note flat demand for goods and wool at multiple markets last week with little price change. Wool trade showed some activity in warp hogs while wethers sales remained limited. Markets in Halifax Express towns reported flat or minimal business, with high raw materials price suppressing cloth hall activity and Monday markets described as dull with few buyers despite low prices.
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Spectemur Agendo
Tomsett and Co
Atheneum
Literary Gazette
Cobbett
Earl Grey
Morning Chronicle
Camaletti
Morning Post
Fine Arts
Waterloo Road
Lord Howick
Ostade
Guardian and Public Ledger
Dispatch
Tomsell and Co
Cheapside
Morning Herald
Thomas Lawrence
Sir Thomsas
Allan Cunningham
Leigh Haut
Belchbourhood
Albion
Tomcett and Co
Cannaletti
Library of the Pine Arts
Falls
Niagara
Waterloo 4d
Victoriaentre
Waterloo-road
London
Kell
Omsett and Co
Victoria Theatre
Halifar Express
Hopperstreep Market
Halifax Express
Lecos Market
Rccupace
Various London Notices and Local Reports From Bristol Journal
A mixed London and regional update covers social events with the Duchess of Kent at Hanover Square, a Downing Street dinner, and licensing adjournments in Whitechapel. It notes a Cornish minerals gift, a long obituary of Alexander Adair, salmon prices and a fatal murder inquiry, a large fire at Clemore colliery, St Pancras Vestry proceedings, and street coffee sellers facing police pressure in Oxford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Sussex
Duchess of Kent
Hanover Square
Earl Grey
Downing-street
Heradyship
Houporn
Reemasons
Alexander Adair
Pall-mall
Perreaux
Rudd
Perth
Dundee
London
Edinburgh
Mainstone
Sussex
Clemore
Hetton Coal Company
Hetton
South Hetton
Tyne
St. Pancras
Murphy
Oxford Street
Peter
Lisbon and Portguese Markets and Lloyds News Brief
Mails from France and Lisbon bring notes of market activity. Portuguese securities rise on Lisbon mail but contradict prior reports while Consols and Spanish bonds shift. A Lloyds update notes few arrivals and no major disasters. A V Christ law notice follows about a parrot trust. the parrot and Abraham Clark are dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Lisbon
Oporto
Lloyd’s Books
Stock Exchange
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Lloyd's Books
Caminha
Don Pedro
Jamaica
Leeward Islands
Amburgh
Connors
India
Lidia
Markets Today at Smithfield and Corn Exchange
Markets show liberal fresh arrivals with English oats and barley selling heavily at prior prices while wheat remains dull. Sheep and lamb demand strong, beef and pork firm, park price up, and a note that Lincolnshire sheep were absent from the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alre
Piga
Colonial Markets This Day Demand Remains Lethargic
Market notes show little improvement in demand with tinpart and many commodities staying soft or steady. Cocoa 164 bags Trinidad sold, Corrik 185 casks plus 44 barrels British Plantation moved, sugar steady for refining kinds, rice Java and Bengal quoted, and various provisions firm or easing modestly as Liverpool reports improve yet prices hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Jamaica
East
Todia
Java
Bengal
West India
Liverpool
Sivk
P.Y.C
New York
Shipping Intelligence This Day From Lloyds Penzance Port
Shipping news lists arrivals from Lisbon to London and ports in Britain and Europe. Vessels include Carron from Lisbon arriving March 19, Amidie from Berbice, Concordia and Wellington from Mobile, Atlas from London, Williams from London, Lord Melville from Ostend, Minerva from Gravelines, and Clinton from Amsterdam with several other ships of varying origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s. Penzance
Marcy
Carron
Lisbon
Oporto
Liverpoo
Sarah
Newton
Berbice
Amidie
Lawrent
Charente
Orr Liverpoo
Molaca
Concordia
Wellington
Waverley
Phillips
Noble
Patten
Mobile
Atlas
Pearse
London
Cork
Williams
Gravelines
Albinia
Demerara
Altwood
Rotterdam
Constantinople
Clinton
Amsterdam
Breakfast Bacon cures bile and indigestion claim
The article extols breakfast bacon as an infallible simple remedy for stomach complaints tied to bile and indigestion. It asserts high authority for its efficacy and references a described original recipe.
Debate on Corn Laws and Free Trade in Imperial Parliament
The House of Commons continues with private business and corn law discussions. Mr. O Reilly argues against protection, citing Ireland and linen trade outcomes, while Mr. Corbett and Mr. Lambert critique free trade theories and protection. Speakers warn that removing restrictions harms the agricultural laborer and risk national ruin, with attacks on fiscal measures and currency policy.
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the Steager
Evans
Montgomery Road
Halcomb
Christ Church (Surrey
H. Handley
Alliance Marine Assurance
Memaer
Boston
Lygon
Powis Bridge
Worcester
O'Reilly
Ireland
England
O’reily
Hear
Scotland
Corbett
Lambeth
America
Congress
Manchester
Treasury
Mathers
Miller
Liverpool
Mr. C
Lamber
Oldham
Committee On Agriculture
Jacob
Mr. L
Ublic
D. W. Harvey
Royal dinner at St James's Palace and debt to education
Report mentions a lavish royal dinner at St James's Palace and discusses why conversations seem dull, attributing it to vanity and poor education. A Paris commission reform outlines gold and silver coins ceasing legal tender for taxes after November 20 1834 and December 1, 1834 at Hotel de la Monnaie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's Palace
Pepe
Chamber of’ Députies
Hotel de la Monnaie
Alan Mabessl
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Drapers' Institution
Pace Paw
Redcar
Yorkshire
W. A. Brooks
Sir George Cayley
Cuthbert Ripgon, Esq
M.P
Piurtals
Satyr
Castle-street East
Oxford-market
Orlock
St. Simonian
Pantechnicon Ko
Coll
Alire
Dhes
A.d
Waterloo-raad West
Stc
Tission
Ictoria Theatre
Cunningham
Leonardo da Vinci
W. Mieris
Joseph Napoleon
Njoseph
Napoleon Bonaparte
Mivilliers
Europe
Atlantic
Metro Politan Magazine
Ines Ridgway and Sons
Piccadilly
Annu
LIPE
Syphilist
Hygeiana
London Morning Journal
Morning Journal
Goss
Glastow
Dublin Morning Journal
Dublin Weekly Journal
Sherwood and Co
Paternoster- Clason Fon
Strang
Qteam FO
Dublin
Plymouth
Falmouth
LIVER
Poul
Robert Hepburn
St. Katherine's Dock
John-streeet
Regent Circus
W. J. Smith
John Street
Marine
Davies
St. Martin’s Lane
New Slaughter
Williams and CO
Williama and Company
Teamen and Co ‘Ce
Gerrard-street
Soho
Fortnum and Mason
Hickson
Welbeck-street
Lazenby
Lamb's Conduit
Edward-street
Portman-square
Great Russell Street
Covent-garden
Milton
Marylebone-street
Cane
Oxford-street
Clarkson
Strand
Howand Cheverton
Rathbone
Place
Batty
Pavement
Finsbury
Pitman
Fleet-street
Arrison
Abbot
St. Martin'’s Lane
Barclay and Sons
Edwards
Newberry and Co
Sutton and Co
John Perring
Ceci House
Cecil-street
Cecil House
Poe
Monsieur Mallan
Paris
N.B
Falkner-street
Heyeta N Hall
Cabinet-Makers’ Society
Egyptian Mall
William I
William
George Robins
Hees
Cabinetmakers’ Society
Egyptian Hall
Leadenhall Street
Tuler
Thomas Hasler
Egyptians Hall
Leedem Hall-Street
King's Theatre
State OF Trade
Consols 91
Buyern
LAW Intelligence
Vice-Chancery Court
Northwick
Pinner
Middlesex
A.clark
Abraham Clark
Abraham
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