Practical Summary of Stamp Duties and Related Works
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Stamp-office
John H. Brady
Duty-office
Thomas Hurst
St. Paul's Churchyard
Jones Quain
M.D
University of London
John Taylor
Upper Gower Street
Erring
John Perring
Strand
Cecil-street
City Improvements and Thames Bridge Repairs
A London petition seeks removal of the banking house of Smith Payne and Smith near Mansion House to widen New Street to London Bridge and improve views. The plan splits opinion. protesters count signatures and expect London Bridge Committee to bow to public pressure. The Woolwich arsenal labor figures show 1833 costs at 10,900 and 1834 returns at 5,800, with older workers discharged and younger ones earning 201 per year while five-day weeks apply. A bargeman on the Andover canal died at Clatford Lock after a fall. his wife and five children mourn the loss, with a similar incident recorded eight years ago. Bridges: Blackfriars Bridge closure looms, with Waterloo Bridge negotiations to ease commerce. repair costs around 90,000 pounds, water levels affected by new London Bridge, and historic notes on Blackfriars and Westminster bridges with dates and costs.
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Cornon Council
City of London
Smith, Payne
Smith
Cornhill
New-street
London-bridge
Robert Smirke
New Street
London Bridge Committee
London-bridge Committee
Arsenal
Woolwich
Board of Ordnance
Andover Canal
Clatford
Hampshire Chronicle
Thames
London
Blackfriarsbridge
Waterloo Bridge
New Londonridge
Old London Bridge
Blackfriars-bridge
George III
Westminster Bridge
Lis Brid Brig
Queen's Head Inn
Borough High-street
J. T. Wooller
Colton
Thorne
South London
Surrey
Kent
Wardell
Victua
Gilbert
Cordingley
Holborn
London General Association For the
Stamp
Hulme
Wonsley
Islington
Digby
Rawlings
Ireland’s quiet mask hides coming political agitation
A Prome Our Own Correspondent column warns England not to misread Ireland’s calm as progress. It predicts a busier agitation season, notes widespread Irish discontent, and reports famine era details from Kilkenny on crops, prices, and poor laws, with comments on Irish commissioners and local meetings.
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PROM
Cur Ao
England
Dublin
All Ireland
Ireland
Kilkenny
Irish Poor Law Commission
Army movements and naval redeployments update
Major Kettwell’s Royal Artillery company moves from Islandbridge to relieve Dublin garrison duties. Fourth reserve heads to Liverpool likely Stockport. Ninety ninth reserve routes to Dublin then countermanded. Depot detachments from Gath and Ballinacurra shipped aboard Romney to Portsmouth. Romney returns from Cork to Plymouth. Fifty eighth reserve to depart Fermoy for Cork then Plymouth on Romney’s return. Possible extra force to Carlow districts. Law intelligence notes Michaelmas term opens with several new barristers called to the bar. no public-interest motions observed.
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Limerick Chronicle
Kettwell
Royal Artillery
Island-bridge
Dublin
Drogheda
Liverpool
Stockport
99Th
Newbridge
97Th Regiment
Major Tyler
Waterloo
Spike Island
Romney
Cork Harbour
Gath
Kinsale
Carlow
Court of King's Bench Jurors Sworn in Dublin
Judge Vandeleur opened court and swore law students as, this day, called to the bar with oaths of allegiance. Judge Jebb then entered to view the Dublin city and county juries sworn. Mr Hall, K C, applied for a conditional order on behalf of Mr Smith of Mountjoy Square.
Tithes in Dublin City Under Tithe Assessment
A public notice laments government sanction for tithes in Dublin city, detailing Archbishop Magee and Parson Adams on Grangegorman and a commissioner paid four guineas daily to arrange St. Catherine’s parish tithe assessment. The speaker questions legality and propriety.
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Dublin
Magee
Parson Adamson
Grangegorman
St. Catherine's
The Statue Daubed at College Green by Opponents
Report of night-time vandalism on the King William statue at College Green with black pigment. The act recalls past Orange demonstrations and ad hoc sentinel guards. Historic anecdotes mention a 1798 ruse where a painter tarred the statue, igniting political tensions. Castlebar Telegraph notes J Lawless in Tuam Castlebar visit and O Connell billed for Dublin.
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College-Green
King William
Orange Party
Bat
Ireland
Dinner and inquest highlight Castlebar and Thames street events
A Mayo Independent Club dinner for Castlebar ten pound freeholders capped with speeches by George Lynch and Sir William Brabazon. An inquest at Miles Lane Thames Street found Jane Haywood drowned, with questions raised about watchman Peter Lennes’s conduct. Court notes describe resistance to church rates in Bunoguy with distress levied and later reversed.
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Castlebar
Mayo Independent Club
Mayo
William Brabazon
Cavendish
O’dowd
Jane Haywood
Payne
Coopers’ Arms
Miles Lane
Thames-street
Ward
Winter
Smith
Gracechurch Street
Peter Lennes
Cuurca
Bunoguy
Suffolk
Morris
John Garden
Dinner to Mr Clay MP of the Tower Hamlets
About 120 Tower Hamlets electors and friends dined at West India Dock Tavern to honor Mr Clay MP for his independent parliamentary conduct. Speakers praised his service, urged annual reunions, and debated Reform Bill aims while noting economic burdens like the window tax and sugar trade impacts on the Tower Hamlets.
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Tower Hamlets
Clay
M.P
West India Dock
Lovegrove
Win. Tooke, Esq
Grote
G. F. Young
House of Commons
Hear
Reform
Mr. Clay
India House
Ireland
France
China
iHear
London
Heath of Tower Hamlets Dinner Honors Local Figures
The Tower Hamlets celebration praised MP Mr Clay and Mr Grote for service in Parliament. Mr Coates thanked constituents for support, noting independence and esteem. Toasts honored the Ministry, Mr Grote, Mr Dixon, Mr Young, and Mrs Clay, with the assembly closing as leaders departed.
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Gedileman
House of Commons
CIA
Tower Hamlets
Coates
Clay
Grote
City of London
Dixon
G. F. Young
Young
Ile
Trial by Jury celebrates 39th anniversary of acquittal of Hardy Tooke Thelwall
Friends of Parliamentary Reform meet at Radley Hotel Bridge Street Blackfriars to toast the acquittal of Hardy Tooke and Thelwall on high treason charges. Speakers hail liberty and jury independence, praise the Reform Bill, and honor John Thelwall's enduring defense of political rights amid memories of 1794 trials and public justice.
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Friends of Parliamentary Reform
Radley’s Hotel
Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Thomas Hardy
John Horne Tooke
John Thelwalt
Galloway
France
Friends of Liberty
England
William the Fourth
Ronge
Murphy
r.My
Marylebone
Charlie
Pitt
Hardy
Tooke
Thelwall
Grenville and
Spencer
Cause of Liberty
John Thelwall
Bess
Jury Club
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Glasgow
Luke
Middlesex
Richard Moreland
Hisajesty
Generittee of
Accava
Paris
Sytvey
Morocco
India
W. Daniell
R.A. N.B
Starling
Guinea
Literary Gazette
Bull and Churton, Library
Holles-street
Revans
Qnonn
John Rewans
J. Stewart Fleming
Court OF Exchequer
Pennefather
Foster
Court OF Common Pleas
Doherty
Common Informers
Wousley
Woasley
Wealler
Court OF Chancery
Master of the Rolls
Master Townsend
John Adye Carran
John Charles Lyons
James Mahony Harte
Ross
Moore
Gabriel Stokes
W'm. Head
Steward Blacker
Charles Handcock
Edmond Kelly
James Mannin
Isaac O'Callaghan
Alexander Norman
J. Lawless
Tuam
O'Connell
Laron Smith
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