CLEAVE'S POLICE GAZETTE AND HOME DEPARTMENT REPORTS
An advertisement lists CLEAVE'S POLICE GAZETTE price two pence with O Connell and Raphael and other pieces. It notes the Lords reports including the FIRST ANNUAL REPORT of the POOR LAW COMMISSIONERS and various catalogues and sale offers for books and periodicals. W. A. Mason, Holywell Street, Strand, solicits subscriptions and orders.
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O Connell
Raphael
Cleave
Police
O'Connell
France
Napier
Bath
Home Department
Poor Law Commissioners OF
England and Wales
London
Charles Knight
Ludgate-street
Notice of Knight election for Northampton northern division
In fourteen days after the 18th instant the Speaker of the House will issue his warrant for the election of a Knight to serve in Parliament for the northern division of Northamptonshire in the room of Viscount Milton, deceased. Foreign Office lists nominations and ambassadorial appointments dated Nov 20 1835. War Office details promotions and exchanges among various regiments dated Nov 20 1835.
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House of Commons
Northampton
Viscount Milton
Foreign Office
George William Russell
Prussia
George Shee, Bart
Wurtemberg
War Office
17Th Regiment of Foot
W. Hackett
Purchase
Finch
T. Powell
Hackett
S. Dowbiggin
Norton
R. T. Hopkins
80Th Foot
Rice Hopkins
Bankrupts and Dividends Listed Across London Probate Courts
Notices detail bankruptcies for John Wilson upholsterer Edward Farrar apothecary Samuel Strong and others with surrender dates November to January at the Court of Bankruptcy. Dividends and certificates follow for numerous creditors and a long list of partnerships dissolved across cities including London York Birmingham and Bristol.
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John Wilson
Liverpool-street
Bishopsgate
Messrs. Brown and Co
Mincing-lane
Alsager
King’s Arms Buildings
Cornhill
Joseph Jarmain
Air-street
Piccadilly
Court of Bankruptcy
Davies
Warwick
Regent-street
Lackington
Basinghall-street
Edward Farrar
Guildford-street
St. Pancras
Apothecary
Pontifex
St. Andrew’s
Char Olborn
Edwards
Pancras-lane
Samuel Strong
Oxford-street
Draper
Mes
San
Ashurst
Gainsford
Cheapside
Hooker
Bartlett’s
Holborn
Gibson
Hasinghall-street
William Carr
New Malton
Yorkshire
Linen-Draper
Black Swan Inn
York
Hardwich and Davidson
Lawrencelace
London
Lee
Leeds
Thomas Bloomer
Cradley
Worcestershire
Gail
Brown Inn
Stourbridge
Gough
Fetterane
Fellows
Dudley
William Walker Jenkins
Birmingham
Brass
B. Shout
C. H. Nicholas
Milbankstreet
Westminster
R. Thomson
T. D. Mildred
Suncourt
T. Palmer
Worcester
M. Gibbon
West Peckham
Kent
J. P. Hicks
C. E. Hicks
Eastington
Gloucestershire
Clothiers
E. C. L. Klingender
Hackney
F. Hennell
St. James’s
G. ©. Chamberlain
Chelsea
T. Raper
Fleet-street
J. F. Elliott
Catenton-street
Bristol
G. Whicher
Petworth
Sussex
Half Moon Inn
J. Hudson
Gale
Lancashire
Calico
Commissioners
Manchester
I. T
P. Farr
D. Evans
Newport
Monmouthshire
I. J. Fletcher and Co
Liverpool
W. Loglis
Wells-street
Cripplegate
Currier
H. C. Allport
Alridge
Stafordshire
J. and
W.ason
Burslem
W.T. Barker
J. Creed
G. Shaw
T. Oates
Sheffield
T. Gibson
H. Harding
C. Porter and
Sec
Ri Hant, Inc
Stamford
Lincolnshire
B. Fishley
T. Watson
Park-place
Kennisngton
Ross
J. Garton
T. Lite
Kingston-upon-Hall
H. Buxton
G. Williams
Toxteth Park
Granceshire
W. Lockwood
Beverley
C. Anderson
W.perry
Riogeland
T. Baker
W. Parkes
Cork
S. Goves and Co
Newcut
Blackfriars Road
F. Dale
W. Harker
Lancaster
J. Barlow
RB. Hutchinson
Portwood
Chester
J. Morley
G. Bindloss
W. Yates
G. Portway
T. George and Co
S. G —T. Dixon and Co
J. E. Roberts
T. E. Ben Stone
Rhodes and
Pullin
Masbrough
Orkshire
R. Thornton
J. Crisp
Beccles
Sugar prices in 1835 and Gloucester recorder elected
The weekly sugar price returns show Browo or Muncovado at thirty eight shillings and one penny halfpenny per hundredweight excluding duties. At a Common Council House on Friday John Phillpotts Eng was elected Recorder of Gloucester replacing the resigned Earl Somen.
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John Phillpotts
Eng
Gloucester
Earl Somen
Bristol Gazette
Roebuck Duel Over Roebuck Letter Refuses Retraction
A dispute over Roebuck's pamphlet leads to a Christchurch duel-like encounter involving Mr. M Gillivray and Mr. Black. Roebuck denies retracting his statements about Mr. Goldsmid and Mr. Black, insisting his opinion remains, while firing and exchanges occur without injury. Additional correspondence records Roebuck's acknowledgment of the error about the Goldsmid matter and the formal note from Revans authorizing publication of a statement by M Gillivray.
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Mr. Roebuck
Mediford
Christchurch
M‘gillivray
Cory
Strand
J. A. Roebuck
M.P
Mr M Gillivrays Observations On Revans Statement
Mr M Gillivrays remarks challenge Revans statement about Roebuck firing in the air and his own claim regarding proprietorship of the Morning Chronicle. He admits uncertainty on Roebuck firing and clarifies he did not know Revans personally but vouched for him as a gentleman. He states he never claimed ownership of the Morning Chronicle.
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Jossin Hume
J.T. Betts
Smithfield
Stohn
J. T. Betts and Co
NEW Doctor
Mills and Co
Ptntan Ee Sid
Ship
Ives
Keene
Seenahtes
Lonthere
Renee Rebronghte
India
J. A. Roebuck, Esq
M.P
Roebuck
Christchurch
M'Gillivray
London
Revans
Mr. Roebuck
Revana
M‘gillivray
Black
Goldsmid
Morning Chronicle
Mr. Black
Mr. Revans
Mr. M‘gillivray
Mr. M'Gillivray
The
the Chronicle
MR. Revan
Globe
Freeman
Coutts
Nowiog
iWeekly Journal
Wire
Mary Cungeu
Mary Church
Torquay
Elizabeth Buckingham
R. H. Aberdein
Samson
Lack
Appleton
Walfat
Sherbourne
Naval force counts at Levant stations show near 100 ships
The statement lists the naval strength of France England Russia Austria Egypt and Turkey at Levant stations. France holds 9 vessels, England 17, Russia 12, Austria 4, Egypt 22, and Turkey 23, totaling about 97 ships with additional vessels fitting out by Sardinia at Genoa.
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Levant
France
England
Russia
Austria
Egypt
Turkey
Tripoli
Albania
Sardinia
Genoa
Vine cultivation critique promotes distant branches for fruit
In Mechanics' Magazine a letter argues that fruit quality and quantity come from branches far from the root. It advises cutting the vine stump, regrowing shoots, and pruning to specific lengths, citing Hoare's scale to reach targeted yields. The note praises Mr Watson and Mr Hoare for a grape gift, Black Hamburgh, grown with minimal aid but affected by drought and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Magazine
Hayward
France and the United States in Diplomatic Tangle
A New York paper reprints a Globe article noting President Jackson's potential conciliatory stance toward France. It reports rumors about M. Pageot, the French Chargé d Affaires, and claims the President would not approve an official letter, while Paris papers indicate Barton has left his post and Brent now handles consular duties.
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New York
the Courier and
New York Inquirer
The
Globe
France
United States
Jackson
Courier and Enquirer
Inst
M. Pageot
Washington
Livingston
Paris
Barton
Legation
Brent
Extraordinary Inquiry at Rathkeale Over Outrage Claim
A full Rathkeale bench heard an extraordinary inquiry into an alleged Sunday night outrage near Youghal. Graves testified of being attacked and fired upon. magistrates unanimously found no such outrage occurred. The report notes connections to the Ronayne Youghal assault conviction and calls for ministerial release of Ronayne. Reform discussions at Kingston Hotel show Liberals unified ahead of municipal registration.
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Theobald
Macconnell
Prockgpine
Rathkeale
John S. Brown, Inc
E. Croker
J. D. Lyons
D.L
Geo. M. Maunsell
Ton Stadden
D. L
Henry Lyons
Thomas Royse
Robt. Peppard
W. Smyth
Smyth
Graves
Youghal
Cork
Croom
Croagh
Drebedtarson
Dominick Ronayne
Ronayne
Limerick Star
Hout Reform Association
Kingston Hotel
Corporation
Hall Observer
Signior Lanzas Grand Festival Concert at Society Hall Portsea
Signior Lanzas Grand Festival Concert at the Society Hall Portsea drew fashionable attendance with an imposing local orchestra. The program blended sacred and miscellaneous music, featured Lanza's own MSS overtures and Mount Calvary selections, and showcased talented Portsmouth Portsea and Gosport artists, with strong praise for Mrs Thom and Mr Lacy, and a lively encore for Miss M Mahon. The event, conducted by Signor Lanza, was hailed as one of the richest local treats in years.
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Signior Lanza
Society Hall
Portsea
Portsmouth
Gosport
Choral Society
Signor Lanza
Lord Yarborough
A.smith
Royal Band
S. C. Moore
B. Thom
Meyseder
J. H. Page
M‘ Mahon
Ashdown Park Coursing Meeting Draws November Dates
The Ashdown Park coursing meet lists November 17 and 18 events. Melanie defeats Newport’s Nipper. Comet beats Larry. The Glama wins over Pelham. Eye drop beats Mischief. Cing Duce bests History. Preserve loses to a Derby Stakes match. Oaks Stakes for bitches features Cresida, Honeysuckle, Coal, Eva, and Nutcracker in varied bouts. Wayland Stakes includes Pessima, Naldi, Hobble de Gee, Cowslip, and Musket in multiple ties and results. Magistrate defeats Edward to win Deciding Course. St Leger sees Coal, Fagle nan, magazine, Glee, and Climax outcomes. Craven Papy Stakes lists several matchups and winners.
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Ashdown Park
Cap
Lord Molineux
Melanie
Col. Newport
Nipper
Mr. Cripp
Comet
Mr. Legh
Larry
Mr. Goodlake
Glama
Mr. Parr
Pelham
E. Cripp
Eyedrop
Mr. Morant
Mischief
Mr. Chamberlayne
Cing Duce
Mr. Harries
Wr. Pettit
Mr. Browne
Mr. Fleetwood
Mr. Well
Colonel Newport
Nat Frick
Firat Tirs
Flapdragon
Nat Trick
Preserve
Lada
Mr. Crips
Bk Engineer
Parra
Postman
Chamberlayne
Br Celer
Legh
R Latimer
Harris
Haycock
Coxcomb
Newport
Bk Nathan
Bk Gladiator
Bk Ols
Celer
Gladiator
Leda
Nathan
Bitch Puppies
Bk Cresida
Y Gala
Mr. Herries
Honeysuckle
Bk Flirt
Bk Coal
Morant
F Mouse
Parr
C. Cripp
Eva
Garland
Bk Charcoal
Lepgh
Nutcracker
Phoshe
Charcoal
Moet Speaae
Minikin
Abbey
Pettit
Lively
Wd Naldi
Good‘ake
Galleon
Haines
Hobble de Isee
Mr. Cripps
Curlew
Chamberleyne
Cowslip
Weyland
Magistrate
Lavolette
Edward
Mr. Pettit
Coal
Nickbottom
Fleetwood
Faglenan
Lotz
E. Crippe
Ernest
Goodike
Glee
Craven Papy
Rown
Bodice
Pauline
Lisette
Chamberlane
Inder
Goodlake
Wb Garland
r.Cripps
Ik d
Catton
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Joshua Williamson
Francis Wilson
Thomas Young
Dublin
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Falmouth
Regent Circus
Tobin Steam Company
Pear Styer
Devgnall
W. J. Smith
ONDON
Black Wali
Wit
Ig Docks
Kmpany
Tal
Rea
George Sensor
NJ Basin Ierdwick
John G. Hammack
Fsq
Stavstone
Philip Hor Jones
Bagras
Meesrs. and Co
Bishopegategrok
H. Winfield
Hames Haven
Rndon
Romword
Hornchurch
LA Roe R
Ockendon
Orsett
Horndon
Yen
Tilbury Fort WD
Essex
Thames
Thames Haven
Barn, Vaux
Henry Amlinck
Nas
Abchurch-lane
Lombard-street
Radical Association
Ider
Russell
Dorchester
Saint Helen's
L. G
Ree Cox Savory
West India
Lisbon
Marsala
Victoria
Cape
Cooper's
Dro. Henbrey
Gray's Inn Wine Establishment
High Holborn
Canada
Carnival
Henry Brett and CO
Holborn Barn
John Street
J. T. Betts and
Joan Tuomas Cocrer
Betta
Lectoyer
Mr. Shipman
Turor
Fawlty Theatre
Hatton-garden
Royal Freemans
Festerion Road
Caracter
Rees
Cyclopedia
Metropolitan Magazine
Robinson
Ito
Lugar
Crabb
W. A. Mason
Holywell-street
the Gazette OF
Joseph White
Staffordshire
C. J. A. Roebuck, Esq
Hants
Mudeford
Humby’s Flotel
John Smith
Tom
J. A. Roepuck
Simon M‘gillivray
King’s Arms Hotel
M ° Gillivray
Revan
Jack
Mr. M‘gillisray
Ant
Deptford
Britannia
Melville
Spithead
Royal George
Excellent
Altna
Starling
Fanny
Emerald
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