Republish of Obsessive Political Writings Promised
A commentator urges republishing all Mr. Oberbe’s original articles in a collected form to preserve his political history and influence. He notes intense opposition, but argues the work’s value on taxation, law, and governance justifies making it widely available, with plans to print next week if time permits.
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Consul General Appointment and Bankruptcy Notices 1835
Foreign Office announces Antonio da Ailva appointed Consul General in London for Brazil. A long list of bankruptcy and dividend notices follows, naming debtors, locations, dates, and court details including Thomas Saville Frede, Rich Lime Street, shipowner David Fraser, and various attorneys and assignees across London, Colchester, Norwich, Birmingham, and other towns.
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Halley's comet Occultation Observed by Milan Observatory
On October 7 near midnight, the Milan Observatory recorded Halley’s comet occulting a small pale star in the Lynx. The star remained visible through both the tail and the nucleus, despite moonlight conditions.
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Thrushgrove Reform Dinner in Glasgow marks 19th anniversary
The Thrushgrove Reform dinner in Glasgow recalls the 1816 Thrushgrove meeting and its impact on Scottish reform. Speakers praise Turner and Lang, celebrate reform milestones, critique government policy, and advocate broader reform of Parliament and the Church.
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English literature professorship sought in Paris
An application has been made to the French government to authorize a professorship of English literature in Paris with funds for the establishment offered by the proposer. Death of Earl Nelson reported at his residence near Salisbury after months of ill health. He died in his 49th year and is succeeded by his eldest son Viscount Trafalgar. Earl Nelson was nephew of the Trafalgar hero.
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