Nomination of sheriffs in the Privy Council debate
The Privy Council nominates sheriffs for the coming year after the Morrow of St Martin. Lords consider excused duties for Metcalfe, Rutell, and others, discuss education, age, and public service, and substitute names where needed. A Gazette list follows with the selected names for numerous counties across England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martin
Court of Exchequer
Jesty
Lord Althorp
Earl Spencer
Marquis of Lanssided
Admiralty
Feeney
T. J. Metalfe
Roxton Hall
Bedfordshire
Ing
Metcalfe
Hyde
Rntell
Pias 7
East India Comaay
Berks and Bucks
Cambridge
Huntingdonshire
United Counties
Poriatips
Cumberland
Cheshire
Cornwall
Derby
Devonshire
Dorsetshire
Essex
Glenveater
Hereford
Kent
Estensich
Lincoln
Moaneally
Norfolk
Northumberlandford
Rutlan Alop
Somerset
Stafford
Suffolk
Surrey
Suasex
Wanwickilts
York
Hertford
Northamptonshire
Lewin Lloyd
Roltinghamshire
Aestihat
Scotland
Mney
Justice Parke
Lord Chancelor
Southampton
Lord Denman
Yemen
William Beaoe Talent Wight
Willie
Hughes
Worcester
Packington
Baron Aitertoy
Spieratty
Beeais Sarce Pacientes
Reston
Richar Pguet Orlebar Hinchcks
Wm. Astell
Everton
Charles Archer Houbion
Welford Park
Bartholomew Wrought
Charles Prideaux
Place Padstow
John Buller
Mousal
Thomas James Agar Robartes
Lanhydrock
Desaventee
Moyns Park
Charles Neville
Holt
Tomas Frewen Turner
Cold Overton
Iiam Herrick
Beaumanor
Thomas Earle Welby
Allington
Nes Ma Aaties Chaplin
Blankney
O Cholmeley
Easton Hall
Bart
Onmouthshire
George Rooke
Standage
Earles Marriott
Dixton
Sir Samuel Orfolk
Andrew Amond
Westacre
Gumey
Kiswick Hall
Robert Nau
Shattisham
Lewis Lloyd
Overstone
Willian Witt Harris
Wotton House
Aaighillis
Astrop
Bertram Mitford
Mitford
Wiighomas Riddle
Felton Park
Ioer
John Charleson
Hesleside
Retfor
Eastwoe
George Walker
Eastwoo
Easterntopher Neville
Thornes
John Fane
Wormsley
Henletoner
Stoner
Joseph Warner UN
Waterenay
Token
Gayfrey
Sate Mn
Thomas Leir
Weston
oAennett
North Cadbury
Rordshire
Thomas Hawe Parker
Park
Edward Monkton
Somerford
Oline Higgins Burne
Loyntoo Hall
Midanboe
John Barlow Hall
Henry Weyland Powell
Lynde
Notable Landholders and Nobles Listed in 1834 London Notice
A dense London imprint lists multiple titled figures and aristocrats by county and estate. Names include barons, squires, and peers from Sussex, Warwickshire, Yorks, and beyond, with associated residences such as Belle Vue House, Ryde, and Stanstead Park, detailing landed affiliations and gentry networking. The fragment records a formal arrangement of persons across regions, indicating a genealogical or property-oriented notice typical of the era.
Dominica Hurricane Aftermath and Appeals for Aid
A Dominica Observer report recounts hurricane wreckage on Knownstey’s Park and Lavis Dove estates with leveled boucan houses, ruined crops, and widespread destruction. A long letter to Sir Spring Rice argues Dominica’s ruin is unparalleled in the British Empire, urging Parliament for relief and broader imperial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominica
RoseEay
Knownstey’s Park
Lavis Dovce
Delaford
Reposvir
Sibauilly
Brunswick
Marquis Dé Boulle
Victor Hughes
Guadeloupe
St. Vincent
Grenada
Lagrange
Roseau
France
Europe
Baneye
Providence
Charles Gibbons Hobson
Notable Heath Lithograph of Westminster Fire Scene
A distinctive lithograph by Heath, published by Ackermann, captures the Westminster fire from Abingdon Street. The image shows burning piles near the two houses, the ball with lantern, Henry VII’s Chapel illuminated, and crowds of soldiers engineers and spectators at the spot, marking a remarkable depiction of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Avent
Heath
Ackermann
Abingdon-street
Henry the Seventh
Shameful outrage on a Custom House officer
A Thames Police surveyor and Customhouse Officer named George Judge, noted for nabbing smugglers, was assaulted after detaining a man with a basket of goods in Free-school-street Horselydown. The suspect, resisting arrest, stabbed a bladder of brandy, fled, and mob violence ensued as Judge and constable Wing pursued him. A local witness mob led by a woman named Remington brutalized the officers. search for the fugitive continues. The incident follows a prior capture of a smuggler on 30th of last month. The authorities vow strict action to enforce the 1000 penalty for obstructing revenue officers. the man is believed to be from a foreign steamer and has since absconded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames Police
George Judge
Free-school-street
Horselydown
Judge
Thames Street
Charles Wing
Thames
Remington
Ballantine
Hart
Kingston-gau
Medico Botanical Society Holds Season Opening Meeting
The Medico Botanical Society chaired by G J Guthrie met on Tuesday to view fine plant specimens including ricinus communis and juniperus sabina and to inspect a valuable signature-book with autographs of European monarchs and notable scientists. Discussions covered endemic medication and homeopathic doctrines as members debated the physiology of the skin and related examples. the meeting adjourned to November 25 with plans for publication of Dr Sigmond's essay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Guthrie
Eny. Frs
Redoute
Duke of Northumberland
Europe
George the Fourth
Ferdinand
Spain
Don
Pedro
Don Miguel
Louis Phillipe
Duke of York
William the Fourth
Leopold
Belgium
Humboldt
Humphrey Davy
Cuvier
Robiquet
Guthrie
Cliff
Sigmond
James Johnson
Speedy Reform or None to the Editor of the True Sun
A Belfast correspondent urges Irish reformers to press Parliament for decisive measures. He blames both houses for inaction, warns of oligarchic dangers, and proposes constitutional steps to repeal the Septennial Act, reform corporations, probe pensions, and cut taxes on information. He suggests leveraging the address to the throne and rallying liberal constituencies to pressure Lord Althorp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
Srra
Church
Law
Lord Brougham
Mway
Althorp
Tam
Belfast
Samuel Gordon
Deaths Through Intoxication At Little Lever and Horwich
The Manchester Advertiser reports two inquests into accidental deaths from alcohol related incidents. John Riley, seventy, fell from a bridge into a canal near Knob Inn after refusing help and died. Thomas Shaw maset was found head down in a ditch at Knubley field Horwich after drinking. authorities ruled accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riley
Little Lever
Wonden
Knob Inn
Farnworth
Riley
Thomas Shaw Maset
Knubleyfield
Horwich
Rutter
Manchester Advertiser
Explosion of Ayden and Co steam boiler rocks Humber Dock
A morning boiler explosion at Ayden and Co near Humber Dock Green shatters the engine house and injures two men. The boiler is hurled toward a shipyard while debris damages Barretts and Green shipbuilder’s premises. An inquest, led by coroner John Barkworth, finds death from falling iron plates and censures risky, inexperienced handling of engines despite noting ordinary caution by the proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barler Manufacturies
Humber Dock-green
Messrs. Ayden and Co
Humber
Messrs. Barrett
Green
Dawson
Wilson
Waterworth
John Stork
John Barkworth
George Codd
Ayden and Reed
Messrs
Barrett
William Dawson
Asmith
Henry Hobiang
Wei
Joseph Wilson
C. Gleadow
Joseph Waterworth
Humber Dock Basin
Ayden
Reed
Hull
Letter to The Dispatch Correcting Hatters Protest Narrative
A journeyman hatter writes asserting that Messrs Christy, not the wives, prompted the Brixton imprisonment of hatters. He claims magistrates favored the men, while Christy opposed compromise, and notes government and ministerial support for their cause. He calls for peaceful conduct and solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Lagi
Messrs
Christy
Brixton
Messrs. C
Sam
Ship building resumes at Deptford Dockyard
Deptford Dock-yard has resumed extensive ship-building after a period of near suspension. About 1,000 mechanics from various trades are now employed, reviving local activity and easing distress. The window duties exemption lifts surcharges on new or attached buildings, potentially boosting carpenters and masons as surveys shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DepTford
True Sun and Morning News order granted in trust matter
Nov 12 court records show Mr Sidebotham obtaining an order to empower the administratrix to run the True Sun Weekly True Sun and Morning News businesses until the Master’s report. Bail and mandamus actions proceed, with questions over county rate increases and public access to accounts. A rule nisi was granted to review a verdict in Cowan v Blood, stemming from a 30s bill of exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Sun
Morning News
Sidebotham
Heathfield
Hindmarsh
Hutchinson
Morning Chronicle
Alr
Richards
Joseph Littledale
Court OF Common Pleas
Banca
Cowan PY. Blood
Serjeant Storks
Middlesex
Insolvent Debtor Court Hears Milk Walk Case
In Bowen’s court George Leigh once a cowkeeper faced creditors led by Mr Nicholls for Dowsey’s claim of 4 31. Leigh admitted omitting a milk-walk from his schedule and said it lacked value after his servant took customers. Debts around 300 pounds, assets sold, meeting offered 7s 6d in the pound, and accusations of mistreatment of workers and misled servants surrounded the case before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner Bowen
George Leigh
Nicholls
Dowsey
Corti
Cooke and
Woodrotte
Ingulvent
Police Intelligence and Local Courtroom Notes
The Mansion House ordered a policeman off the Poultry auction room beat if the owner pledged honest dealing. A hackney coachman at Queen-Square faced fines for insolent language and charging extra fare after refusing to complete a long ride. At Worship Street Reuben Martin Gadd, a known pugilist, was reexamined on a stolen property charge amid a crowded office and notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
Poultry
Rooims
Queen-Square
Burrell
Richard Buckle Teast
Grosvenor Street
West
Long-acre
King-street
Westminster
Teast
Thomas Bird
Bird
Reuben Martin Gadd
Reuben
Burke
Ton Santn
Prisoner committed for trial over stolen property case at Old Bailey
In a Thames office report the prisoner faced magistrates after a letter alleged he bought a stolen coat and sold it below value. Joseph Lane was named as the original seller, and the court set bail at 200 pounds with two sureties. The case reflects wider concerns about theft rings and public safety in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Wade
Humphreys
Whitecross-Street
Rae
Twyford
Joseph Lane
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
Humphreyn
Humphrey
Daniel Finny
Cross Kers
Wentworth-street
Andrew Thompson
Albion Terrace
Kingslandroad
Thames
Ballantine
Sergeant
Shadwell
Charles Thomas Patterson
Ats Hambrouck
Patterson
Mr. Ballantine
Ambrook
East India Dock
Costa
Lallantine
The Unions From The Comic Annual
An extended satire lists trades like Carpenters Shoemakers Weavers and Tailors joining unions. Masters protest while workers threaten strikes and changes. A turnip anecdote and Paris theatre note end the piece with light mockery and critique of drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymen
Xinth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Privy Council
London
Baron
Kyvi Lenece
John Davies Gilbrt
Eastbourne
John James King
Coates
Warwickshire
Samuel Tertius Galton
Leamington Priore
Charles Bertie Percy
Guy’s Cliff
John Ward Broughton Leigh
Brownsover Hall
Wittsine—Henry Seymour
Knoyle
Walter Long
Chalcote House
Sir Frederick Hutchinson Harvey Bathurst
Clarendon Park
Worcastersvine
Edward Blount
Morley Hall
Offley Peaberry Wakeman
Prideswell
William James Coventry
Earls Croome
Yorksuire
Richard Henry Roundell
Gladstone
Thomas Aston Clifford Constable
Burton Constable
William Rookes Crumpton Stansfield
Esholt Hall
MR. Spring Rice
Medico-Botanical Society
the True Sun
LAW Intelligence
Police Intelligence
Unions
Earl of
Theatre Francaise
Paris
Lord Barat
Venice
M. Apceloo
M. Ancelon
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