SHANNON AND WILLIAM FAWCETT Sailings To Dublin and Plymouth
Shipping notices announce the SHANNON HILLS sailing Thursday at nine o'clock and the WILLIAM FAWCETT Sunday at nine o'clock in the morning for Dublin with calls at Plymouth and Palmouth. Offices listed for inquiries include 16 John-street Cratchedfriars 33 Regent Circus Piccadilly and Dublin Steam Company's Wharf near St Catherine's Docks. Parcels sent at 3s 6d Each.
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Dublin
Belfast
Plymouth
Falmouth
Shannon
Hills
Palmouth
William Fawcett
G. Brooks
John-street
Cratched-friars
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
Dublin Steam Company
St. Catherine's Docks
W.J. Smith
Ooo General Steam Navigation Company
Steam Navigation Company
Hamburg
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Ostend
Boulogne
Brighton
Dieppe
Messrs
de Bie
Rahn
Crescent
Minories
Norman
Wateriste
Tower-street
Hall
Custonhouse Quay
Black
Scates
Baresgate
Carter
Margate
Messrs. Cowie and Son
St. Martin
Fine Sherry Demand Drives Superior Imports
The GRAY'S INN WINE ESTABLISHMENT touts improving public taste for genuine sherry and offers top quality sherries from pale to brown centuries. Shipments from George Henekey and Co at Gray’s Inn, 23 High Holborn, with cash prices for butts hogsheads and bottles, including East India Sherry at a low price per dozen.
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Gray’s Inn
George Henekey and CO
Gray’s Inn Wine Establishment
High Holborn
Captain Back Reports From Fort Reliance in 1834
Captain George Back writes to Sir John Franklin from Fort Reliance detailing a severe winter, starvation among natives, and his personal hardship. He notes plans to reach open water, possible multi day portages, and hopes to reach the Thleu ee chodereth by July while praising Beaufort Beechey and Professor Christie for support.
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James Ross
Sirohn Franklin
Fort Reliance
Franklin
Bear Lake
Mr. King
Thleu-ee-chodereth
Beaufort
Beechey
Professor Christie
Ross
G. B
Bondholders interview with Duke of Wellington over claims
Mr Weeding and Mr Lyall met the Duke of Wellington on Saturday to review Spanish bondholders’ claims. Wellington expressed satisfaction with efforts by Lord Palmerston but requires time to study papers and statements before any action. In Chancery Bryant v Brazier controversy noted. motions misrepresented by Herald report, affecting evidence and potential false imprisonment case.
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Weeding
Lyall
Duke of Wellington
Lord Palmerston
Messrs. Clutton and Fearon
Southwark
Haseen
Brazier
Joe
Sib
Crown appoints senior officers as treasurer and high steward
The King directs letters patent naming Arthur Duke of Wellington James Earl of Rosslyn Edward Lord Ellenborough William Lord Maryborough Sir John Beckett Bart and Joseph Planta to be Commissioners for the offices of Treasurer of the Exchequer of Great Britain and Lord High Treasurer of Ireland. War-office dated November 25 1834 and related appointments and commissions follow including promotions in the Royal Artillery and county militia authorities with dates in November 1834 and October 1834.
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Arthur Duke of Wellington
James Earl of Rosslyn
G.C.B
Edward Lord Ellenborough
Wiliam Lord Maryborough
Sir John Beckett, Bart
Joseph Planta
Exchequer
Great Britain
Ireland
County of Dumfries
J. C. Maxwell
J. P. Dirom
1St
Regiment of Foot Guards
H.C. Maxwell
F. G. Johnstone
Gloucester
City of
Bristol
Royal South Gloucester
W. Wilton
Shrapnell
Doddington Troop
Gloucestershire Yeomanry
J. C. Boode
Stapleton and Winterbourne Ae
G. Worrall
Elton
County of Somerset
West Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry
G. West
Cornet
British ministry dissolves as London letters signal loss
Hamburgh and Hanover report English mail from Oct 21 found on the coast near Borkum and Jaist indicating the Superb steam boat was lost. English letters without postmarks suggest eight passengers aboard. Authorities fear the steam boat's loss and reward has been discussed by the Swedish ambassador for rescuers.
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Hamburgh
Emden
London
Greet-Sghl
Borkum
Jaist
Borsen
Halle
Hanover
Lord Gambier
Esgelholm
Incendiary Fires Struck Rotherhithe Premises Again
Report describes a renewed arson attempt at the shipbreaker Christall's premises in Rotherhithe near Grice and Speck Redman yards. Thames police and residents patrolled, several suspicious individuals questioned, fire extinguished before damage worsened. Investigations continue as fear spreads among waterside property owners and churchwardens seek leads.
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Christall
Grice
Speck
Redman
Messrs
Ledger and
Morgan
Stephens
Bow Street
Ballantine
Evans
Wrecks and arrivals in Atlantic trade routes noted
From Newhaven to Liverpool reports of vessels wrecked or damaged, ships passing light off Newark, scilly, and Dardanelles, with crews saved and cargoes discharged. Wrecks include the Morpeth Castle brig near Roselle Bay and the Delta, Graciuta Sophia, and Maria listed among others, with various ships leaky or ashore and repairs underway.
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Newhaven
S.F
Newark Light
Minerva
Crawford
Plymouth
E.S.E
Excellent
Honduras
Fatmouth
Olive Branch
Cape of Good Hope
S.E. of
Scilly
Jersey
Roselle Bay
Morpeth Castle
Newcastle
George Foreman
S.E
Greenock
Ailsa Craig
Larne
J. Peynel
Donner
Maria
Watson
Moray Frith
Marseilles
Ricuner
Brazil
Maranham
Graciuta Sophia
Vulichi
Constantinople
Malta
Dardanelles
Gamsta
America
Sharpe
Philadelphia
Parrot Island
Biasco
Baits
Urania
Monteiro
Oporto
Gloria
Nogueira
Africa
Meeting of the Political Union in the Lyceum Glasgow
A crowded Lyceum in Glasgow hosts a Political Union meeting to unite against a Tory ministry and demand a strong, reform-minded government. Speakers criticize the Duke of Wellington, Ireland policy, and support a public demonstration in the Green, with calls for unity and readiness to act.
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Glasgow
Glasgow Evening Post
M‘gregor
James Turner
Thrushgrove
P.m.kenzie
Duke of Wellington
Horse Guards
Earl Spencer
William Rae
Francesia
Don Miguel
Portugal
Don Carlos
Spain
Lord Durham
Mr. Oswald
Mr. McKenzie
Walker
Canning
Europe
Scotland
Moir
Public Union meeting backs reform and nightly gatherings
A Liverpool reform meeting endorses voluntary contributions for a mass demonstration, pledging nightly Union meetings, while praising the Reform ministry and denouncing Wellington. Speakers urge support for parliamentary reform, sign an address to the King, and thank leaders, with cheering for Duke of Wellington and Lord Durham.
Meeting at Liverpool Expressing unwavering reform support
A noon meeting in Clayton square Liverpool drew no fewer than 12 000 inhabitants to back peace economy and reform and condemn the Duke of Wellington's return to power. Lord Viscount Molyneux chaired, urging unity among Radicals and Reformers to defend liberties and oppose Tory governance.
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Pone Henesty
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Empire
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Aurgeon
Thomas Bolton
Ewart
William Ewart
Ories
William Earle
Colling
Lord Durham
Lord Molyneux
Brancker
William
Mr. Ewart
Clayton Square
James Brancker
Viscount Molyneux
M.P
Reform
W.W. Currie
Currie
Waldridge CollieryRail Reading and Coal Transport Event
Waldridge Gallery began readings on the railway Thursday spearheading a coal move of 222 tons over thirteen miles. Two hours sufficed to load aboard the Favourite, Goat Shields, by drop. Evening dinner for resident directors and friends followed at the Golden Lion in Newcastle.
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Tyne Raitroop
Waldridge Galliery
Waldridge
Golden Lion
Newcastle Journal
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