Paris Peers Court Opens Amid Lyons Insurrection Trials
In Paris the Chamber of Peers convened to hear Lyons and Paris prisoners tied to the April 1834 insurrection. Prisoners and guards entered amid a crowded hall of observers, with prosecutors and witnesses sworn in. The court debated defense counsel choices and procedural rules as the session adjourned for further deliberation, while guards and officials prepared for ongoing proceedings.
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Dungarvan Election and Public Notices in Ireland
Dungarvan election report shows polling begun with Galwey challenging O Loghlen and a majority swing toward O Loghlen. Second day results show O Loghlen leading, with Galwey losing ground. other local notes recount Portadown violence, O’Connell commission, and Dublin registration efforts.
Barron and Galwey contrasted for public spirit
From the Waterford Chronicle a note praises Henry Winston Barron for offering to resign his seat to favour English Solicitor General Rolfe in a Penryn election scenario. It contrasts his disinterested act with J M Galwey and urges Galwey to blush for his recreancy.
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Letter on Dungarvan contest and political alignment
In a letter dated April 30, 1835, H. Winston Barron asks the editor to note his £100 subscription toward Mr. O Loghlen’s expenses if a contest arises against Mr. Galwey. He says he supported Galwey last election on public principles, defends Galwey against ill treatment, urges Liberal unity, and advocates backing the Melbourne Administration to avoid division among Reformers.
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Leith Hustings Draw Crowd as Lord Advocate Nominated
In Leith on May 2 a large crowd gathered at the hustings as the Lord Advocate was nominated with Provost White and Provost Baillie supporting his candidacy. Sir David Mylne faced mixed cheers and groans as the poll date was set for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Public statues and fountains neglected in London
Viator of Portman Square writes from London May 5 1835 criticizing neglect of public statues especially the King Charles equestrian statue at Charity Cross. He urges repairs a circular basin with fountains and better maintenance rather than costly palace projects, praising Paris as a comparison and urging swift action.
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Green Park plan mirrors St James's layout in London
Government proposes a Green Park layout with plantations and a Piccadilly carriage entrance opposite the Duke of Devonshire's, aiming to surround Buckingham Palace with greenery. The eerie naval tragedy follows as Admiral Lewis, about sixty, dies after a pistol shot in his bedroom. daughters and son grieve as surgeons and physicians witness the scene.
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