London Elector Rights and Reform Agenda 1832
A candidate in London outlines his reform program including universal male suffrage for those not disqualified by crime, secret ballots, shorter parliaments, abolition of taxes on bread and staples, and end to sinecures. He opposes tithes in Ireland, advocates free trade and abolition of primogeniture, gradual emancipation for slaves, and civil law reform, urging electors to support his bid in Portsoken Ward.
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London
Shmiag
Iso
Headborough
Ireland
England
China
Portugal
Guildhall
Portsoken Ward
Tri
Etor
Assley Cooper
Sagatos
Liverpool
Dnnceway and Co
Oxford-street
Well’s-street
Baby Sherwood
Bishopsgate-street
Oram
Y Flackinay-street
Hendebourck
Middleton
Swindon and District Lode Lotteries Sales and Transport Ads
The text outlines shares and lots with varied values from 1,000 to 55,050 across Freehold properties including shops vaults and houses. It notes delivery readiness on a Monday and guarantees from Office Keepers to bid luckies with optional property acquisition and cash value discounts for high lots. It then shifts to a detailed London coaching and mail schedule with mentions of multiple coach lines and routes including Swan with Two Necks Holyhead Mail Devonport QuickSilver Bath Exeter Liverpool Norwich Manchester and more, highlighting speed comfort and discounted fares. It closes with dental and medical notices and advertising for a metallic sharpener and various medical books and treatments offered by Goss and Co and others.
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Baldera
Gracechurch-street
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
ANGEL
St. Clement's
Holyhead
Birmingham
Clark's
Corwen
Spencer's
Devonport
Clench
London
Exeter
Ellot‘s
Bath and Exeter
Riley
York House
Bath
Stroudwater Mail
Bristol
Townsend's Bush Inn
Manchester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
York
Liverpool
Bruce
Bishop’s
Leicester
Grave's Inn
Derbyshire Peak
Lacy’s Hotel
Lacy’s
Taverpont Fauney
Niblet
Brighton
DART
Robert Snow
Crundon
Riegate
Canterbury
Clements and Boulton
Kent
Cheltenham Magnat
Haines
Cheltenhaw
Russia
Abergavenny
Ceres
Naylor
Plough Hotel
Nottingham
Derby Times
Shrewsbury
Oxfordshire
Coventry
Portsmouth
Nance
Fountain Hotel
Isle of Wight
Guerpsey
Jersey
Plymouth
Exeter Herald
Messrs
Chelmsford
Guildford Union
Paulkner
Don
Avery
W. Chaplin and Co
Goss and CO. M.R.C
Bouverie-street
Fleet-street
Paternostér Row
Oxford
Strodie and Dowding
Salisbury
Oxley
Windsor
William Batle
Saint Thomas Apostle
Jainter
James Browning Bowley
Newington
Surrey
John Lander
Derby
William Scott Burn
Edward Ludwig Salzmann
Angel-court
Throgmorton-street
Benjamin Hatch
Susannah-street
East India-road
Poplar
Alutchiso and
Impson
Crown-court
Threadneedle-street
George Lackington
Basinghall-street
Anthony Wildeboer
J. F. Groom
Abchurch-lane
Brutton and
Clipperton
New Broad-street
Thomas North
Wootton
Bedfordshire
Carpenter
Court of Bankruptcy
Bailey
Berners-street
Oxford-street
W. Tennant
King’s Arc’s-yard
William Poile
West End
Northall
Middlesex
G. Gibson
A. S. Thorndike
Staple Inn
Holborn
Donald Currie
Regent-street
Army
Wise
Harpur-street
Red Lion-square
William Parmeter
Gosport
Andrews and
Michin
J. Goodeve
New Millman-street
Guildford-street
T. Andrews
Minchin
William Buckmaster
Fulham
Star and Gartering
Leamington Priors
Warwickshire
Mr. Parry
Spencer and Compton
St. Mildred's Court
Poultry
Lonon
A.C. Allen
Tate
H. J. Racker
Wormwood-street
Mincing-lane
West India
W. Morgan
G. Roach
G. Morgan
Liverpool Street
G. Richardson
J. Henderson
West Cowes
Silk Mercers
T. Hudson
Northbrook
Godalming
J. Burke
Greenwich
Victualler
B. Travers
J. Esdaile
Queen Street
Cheapside
J. Phillips
Newport-street
Newportmarket
T. Scunnell
Sussex
J. Nicholles
Grosvenor-street
Grosvenor-square
R. Sherwood
Princes-street
Stamford-street
Blackfriarn-road
J. Davis
Bourton-on-the-Hill
Gloucestershire
George Inn
Shipston upon-Stour
Worcestershire
J. Watkins
Monmouthshire
T. Davis
J. Seagrim
Wilton
Wiltshire
Freemason’s
New Sarui
Q. T. Johnson
Huddersfeld
Yorkshire
Waalstapler
Star Inn
S. Collier
Sen
Ino
Witney
Staple Hall Inn
A. Cooper
Ambleside
Westmorland
White Lion Inn
Bowness
Horsfall
Sowerby Bridge
Halifax
Dyer
W. F. Holroyde
D. B. Payne
H. Hope
G. H. Hope
Wells
Somersetshire
Swan Hotel
Barker
G. H. Hope Wells
L. Y. Provo
Newton Abbott
Devonshire
Royal Hotel
T. A. Venables
Radenhurst
J. W. Mills
Strand
S. Pocock
J. Jones
Newington Causeway
W. Marshall
W. W. Harris
Steam Packet
Cumberland Basin
Vietualler
J. Smith
Waddell
A. Lambert
E. Thomson
Old Bondstreet
Dreas
S. Billson and Co
Portsea
Southampton
H. White
J. Shell
Lamb-streed
Spitalfields
J. Vint
J. H. Hewzell
Stockton
Durham
J. Comins
J. Fregoning
Calico-Printera
M. Vest
M. Jackson
Sheffield
Millers
J. Gregory
F. Duesbury
J. J. Ward
G. Gorton
Tattington
Bury
Lancashire
W Lutener
W. Slyman
New Town
Montgomeryshire
W. Lambert
J. Lorymer
Monmouth
J. G. Walton and Co
Colton
Extensive Robbery of Jewellery at Brighton Residence
A Sunday night burglary at No 13 Royal Crescent Brighton saw unknown culprits enter an upper room and steal a scarlet morocco case containing numerous diamond rings ear-rings bracelets and other valuables valued near a thousand pounds. Brighton authorities have offered a 2000 reward as inquiries proceed in this evolving mystery.
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Brighton
Metropolitan Police
Great Scotland Yard
Royal Crescent
Singular Escapes Amid River Road Coach and Waggon Collisions
Reports detail two near fatal coach incidents. A Hereford coach near Llangadock narrowly escaped doom when a wheel crushed the driver. passengers survived as the horses sped to Llandilo. A later collision with wagons left the coachman severely injured and a passenger thrown clear. The Newcastle Courant notes miraculous escapes and the Portsmouth Herald confirms the Dartmouth sloop ran ashore near Camber with six lost, crews saving some and recovering bodies at Lydd.
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Hereford
Llandilo
Red Lion Inn
Llangadock
Thomas Rees
Ing
Bearlnn
Castle Inn
Newcastle Courant
Dartmouth
Coast Guard
Lydd
Kent
Portsmouth Herald
Royal Artillery appointment and insolvency notices listed
From the Gazette of last night detailing Major-General Mumsey named commandant of the Royal Regiment of Artillery and various county officers and insolvency declarations. Also enumerates numerous bankrupts, dividends, certificates and dissolutions of partnerships with names and addresses across London and surrounding areas.
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Office of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
G. Mumsey
Preserving Game at Wrestpark Aimed by Land allotments
Lord Grantham in Bedfordshire assigns land to laborers at fair rent with a rule that any man convicted of a Game Laws offence loses his land. The keeper Hills notes the plan aids preservation yet fears crowding for favours from the steward. The 17th Lancers private at Wotton-under-Edge died after a self-inflicted wound. a pheasant accident at Combe Tay shattered a dining room window and left the carpet stained, but the bird survived.
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Lord Grantham
Wrestpark
Bedfordshire
Hills
Brown
Lincoln Mercury
17Th Lancers
Wotton-under-Edge
Bristol Mercury
Combe Tay
Brigstock
Bath Chronicle
Law Intelligence Court directs Newbury charity funds audit
Law Intelligence records the Vice-Chancellor's Court session on November 20 where Mr Sheares supported Mr Knight's arguments for the Corporation of Newbury. Sir E Sugden replied and the court ordered the Corporation to account with reapers for the appropriation of Kenrick's charity funds from 1823, aligning with the Lord Chancellor's directive for Cowslade charity accounts.
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Sheares
Knight
Beests
Corporation of Newbury
E. Sugden
Kenrick
Court of King's Bench verdict overflows at Nottingham Castle riot
Nov 20 court actions include Duke of Newcastle vs Broxton hundred with a 20000l verdict to restore Nottingham Castle. Other cases involve bankruptcy execution timing, Miss Bartolozzi insolvency discharge, and Ex parte Stringer certiorari denial. Court upheld jury decisions, rejected new trials, and refused prerogative interference.
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Court OF King's Bench
Duke OF Newcastle
Hundred OF
Broxtow
Broxton
Nottingham Castle
Wilde
J. Parkenos
Serjeant
Godson
Sanctuary
Howard
Bartolozzi
Duke-street
St. James’s
Madame Vestris
Stringer
Thessiger
Lee Learned
Bryant
King’s Bench Uison
Bustard
Court of Common Fleas Rules on Bill of Costs
In Ramadge v Wakley the court granted a rule to show cause why the bill of costs should not be reviewed after Wakley moved to strike attendance charges. He argued the principle of resisting an unjust claim, noting costs upwards of 20l. The court agreed to the rule. In Ramadge v Ryan the judge refused to hear new affidavits from Hart and others. In Lamax v Jadis the Exchequer ruled for a new trial on a bill of exchange suit, with Barons Bayley and Vaughan directing a new trial after the reply phase.
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Court OF Common Fleas
Ramadge
Wakley
Ramadge Ft. Ryan
Ryan
Minter Hart
Court OF Exchequer
Lamax
JADIS
Lord Foley
Baron Vaughan
Shee
John Williams
Baron Bayley
Foreign Correspondence of London Papers Exposed as Cheats
Merle's Weekly Register accuses Paris Brussels and other foreign correspondents in London journals of bribery and deception. It claims Paris and Brussels reporters are paid by Republicans and Charles X with claims of Don Miguel ties, and seeks to expose the alleged corruption. The piece defends Tory correspondents as likely honest and urges owners to curb impostors.
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Paris
Brussels
London
Charles the Tenth
Don Miguel
Constitutional Army
Eise Leopold
Merle
Weekly Register
Fires and Explosions Across Rural England
A Bucks Herald report notes a large oat stack at Mr People’s near Hurat set aflame at five in the morning, with neighbors extinguishing flames and constraining losses to about 200 pounds. The Yorkshire Gazette recounts a fatal well blasting accident at Weaverthorpe near Sledmere where a powder charge exploded after a spark from a lamp, blowing the well sinker Scaife to pieces.
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Hurat
Reading
Bucks Herald
Weaverthoro
Sledmere
Scaife
Yorkshire Gazette
Pressure Tactics by Winchester Cathedral Chapter
Letter to the editor accuses the Winchester Cathedral Chapter of intimidation before elections. Freeholders are summoned to a Chapter sitting and pressured to back the Church’s preferred candidates, with statements implying expected conformity. The writer describes a long‑standing pattern of influence in the governance of church and civic life.
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Cathedral of
Winchester
Nou
Sim
Electioneering Trickery in Tower Hamlets Debate
Letter to the editor defending a stance on voting influence during Dr. Gushington's election dispute. John Poyton argues that two weavers claimed the silk trade may seek pledges from voters, equating it to voters requesting pledges from candidates. He asserts the principle is consistent overall. Mile End New Town, November 20, 1832.
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True Sun
John. Poyton
Underwood-street
Mile End
New Town
Dudley Nov. 16 letter to editor mocks union council row
A reader bitterly criticizes Birmingham Union debates and council members including Mr Wade, Mr McDonnell, and Mr Peirce for political posturing. The letter highlights alleged hypocrisy, illegality accusations, and calls out Muntz and Attwood while defending Wade’s chairing at London meetings.
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Birmingham Union
M‘donnell
Beardsworth’s
Mr. Wade
Birmingham
Wade
Donnill
Mr. Peirce
Mr. Salt
Charles Jones
Charles
Dr. Wade
Ir. Muntz
Blackguard
Mr. Muntz
Messrs
Attwood
Hadley
Jones
London
Jemington
England
Hampstead-heath
United Kingdom
Mr. Hunt
Hunt
Eames
Tam
Dudley
Thomas Par
Simple Cure for Rheumatic Pains and Murder in Stradbally
A Scotsman correspondent describes a folk remedy using unmixed tar and rolled flannel to ease rheumatic pains, with steps to apply, cover, and reapply flannel. The report then details a brutal murder near Stradbally, Ireland, where Alexander Tweedy was killed with a spade. Maher is arrested with the weapon. Hogan is at large. the motive linked to an earlier employment dispute.
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The
Scotsman
Innuman Murper
Quarzen’s
Anwar
Reach
Brockley
Alexander Tweedy
Rapla
Stradbally
Maher
Hogan
Treach
Saher Fan Backatgay
Saher Fan Backatgay’ Gosi Erspiopaagat
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