Clerkenwell Vestry Votes on Church Rate and Protest
The Clerkenwell vestry closes the poll on church rates with 466 majority for a three halfpenny rate. A protest by Wakeling seeks a scrutiny, alleging illegality and unfair votes, but the chair refuses more delays and dissolves the vestry after accepting the protest with conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Garland
Churchwardes Garland
Wakeling
St. John’s Square
Edward Sugden
St. James's Church
St. John's
St. James’s Church
WM. Mason
Clerkenwell-green
Churchwarden Garland
Thompson
Ir. Wakeling
Starting
Scargill
ELECTION FOR THE City AND LispER TIES OF WESTMINSTER
Notices affixed to Westminster church doors announce Messrs Thompson and Talmyn the barristers appointed to revise Westminster city lists will hold a court at Guildhall on Monday October 6. Also notes various curiosities and anecdotes from distant shores and a dream tale culminating in a drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Messrs
Thompson and
Talmyn
Guildhall
Manuel Delgardo
England
Savage
Leverett Street
Boston
New York
Horace Walpole
London
Editor questions justice for victims in spy case
Letter from WM. W argues yesterday's paper praised justice for the Spy Oliver but calls for equal regard for the victims connected with Edwards and Co of Cato-street notoriety, demanding consistent fairness in public treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Messrs. Edwards and Co
Stratford Fair Auction Sees Fine Stock Sold
Stratford on Avon notes a well attended fair with excellent fat stock selling. Sheep were paraded free of charge and rams of fine breed, with price details, are listed. An accident injured a driver of Mr Braine’s chaise near Shipston on Stour but recovery is noted. Town Hall rejection blocks Mr Walker’s Philosophy lectures, a respected figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothermarket
Corporation of Stratford
Braine
Shipston-on-Stour
J. R. West
Skinner
Walker
Court Circular: Their Majesties Visit and Appointments
The King and Queen held court and Privy Council duties in town with ministers and officials attending. Lords and officers were sworn in and kissed hands for new offices including Master of the Rolls and Lieutenant-Governor of Newfoundland. The Queen visited the new Palace, and various foreign ministers and colonial officers were received before the royal return to Windsor Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Castle
Colebrooke
Prescott
Charles Pepys
William Bathurst
Lord Gardner
Graham Hamond
K.U.B
Lord Auckland
Secretary Rice
Bahamas
Viscount Melbourne
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Hill
Charles Grant
Earl of
St. James's Park
St. James's
Princess Sophia
Baron d’Ompreda
James Kempt
John Macdonald
M. Dedel
Netherlands
Hague
Mr. May
Colquhoun
Colonial Office
TITHES CAMPAIGNS AND POLICE IN IRELAND
A Times correspondent from Dublin describes Baligna court tithes actions by fifty soldiers and forty-two constables assisting Samuel Smith of Cappoquin. He condemns the use of armed forces in tax collection, cites Waterford figures of distress, and warns such measures erode respect for law and stir Catholic tenant resistance amid Orange landlord clearances and Protestant factionalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Dungarvan
Baligna Court
Samuel Smith
Cappoquin
Ireland
Man
Richard the Second
Waterford
Curraghbalindea
Curraghmore
College of Physicians
T. M.dougall
John Nugent
Michael Honan
King of Bavaria heads to Italy. large viaduct noted
A Bavarian royal letter dated 20 inst reports King of Bavaria departing for Italy with an aide and secretary, with a note that Kempton will gain Count de Leipshein. It also describes the Columbia and Philadelphia rail road viaduct over the Schuylkill, its length and depths, and records an inquest verdict of accidental death for Elizabeth Seager, a 16 month old infant burned in a lodge fire after being left unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aschchaffenburg
Bavaria
Italy
Count de Paumgarten
M. de Wenzel
M. Fahrnubacher
Kempton
Count de Leipshein
Columbia and
Philadelphia
Schuylkill
Horngey-lane
Thomas Stirling
Newmarket October Meeting Racing Results
At Newmarket on Tuesday night several handicap events drew strong fields. Spotless won the Hopeful Stakes in a clear finish after Little Red Rover led early, while Eva led a tight pack to take first, with Madame de Jeck second and Varesti third. Nonsense won the 3-year-old Sweepstakes, Kate Kearney led early in another race with Redleg close, and the St Leger Stakes saw Beauty leading Olympic, with Charivani and Armadillo among entrants. The Derby and Oaks futures were listed with multiple favorites and longshots, as various entries for the King’s Plate and Town Plate were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Lord Berner
Oscar
Chapple
Dissolution
Spotless
Chantilly
Eva
Camlet
Medea
Kate Kearne
Varesti
Madame de Jeck
Kate Kearney
Catilina
Mohair
D.M
Colonel Peel
Paris
C.e
Lord Lichfield
Nonsense
Agat Gale
Famine
Gale Middleton
T.Y.C
Pettit
Conelly
Lord Egremont
Redleg
Mr. Newton
Yates
Grosvenor
Hizarre
Young Mouse
S.graham
Mr. Wilson
D. I
Mr. Yates
Beauty
Pavis
Duke of Grafton
D c Olympic
Sir M
P.P
Martha
DERBY
Ibrahim
OAKS
KNG
Norrow
Colwick
Glaucas
Robin Roughhead
Ci F
Poyn-y-pys Stakes and Wynnstay Plate Attract Local Races
Thursday features the Poyn-y-pys Stakes a 25 sovs race across one round with three substitutes Vittoria and Touchstone among runners. A second 25 sovs sweepstakes covers two laps. The Gold Cup carries 100 sovs by subscription over three circuits with entries from Williams and Russell Traveller and Queen Bess. Wynnstay Plate offers 50 sovs for all ages in one mile heats with Lucy Mezereen Red Rover Harriet Eagle among entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of Westminster
Mostyn
Cans Eraeyss
E. Lloyd Williams
Russell
T. W. Giffard
R. Price
William
Byra
Queen Bess
Wynnstay
W.W. Wynn
B. King
Painter
Harriet
Moss
Eagle
Further Failures Shake London Mercantile World
Alarm among merchants and moneyed interests rises after a major mercantile firm fails in London. Deficiencies are said not to be large, but confidence may falter in manufacturing districts as the incident spreads. Two additional failures were announced, with Bank Direction steps pending and Paterson and Ward named in succession for chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Patteson
Preaent
William Ward
Paris Weather Through the Ages and Odd Tidbits
A century of meteorological notes records Paris averaging eight degrees above freezing, with only three months lacking rain in 135 years and sewer outflow to the Seine quantified. The piece also recounts Orange Lodge tribute in Cork, beer-house closing hours in a town, then a dragon of political critique, and a quip about a prophecy involving kingdoms and emigre fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Beaumur
Seine
Lord Roden
Cork
Orange Lodge
Lord Althorp
Edward Knatchbull
Brighton Guardian
Don Pepro
Razis
NCH Funds and Bond Listings Seep Through Sep 30
A fragmented OCR row lists various loans and bonds such as Roman Five Per Cents, Royal Spanish Loan, Belgian Loan 1831, and Haitian Loan with numbers like 2105, 9, 820, and 39. It references money values in francs and cents and notes month and paper payments, indicating a market fixture of securities data.
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NCH
F.—C
Paris
Madrid
Mina
Navarre
Ropi
Estremadura
Dutica
Parliaments, ministers and Whigs in a clouded view
In North movements Lord Brougham is criticized for obscuring a real reform Parliament. The piece denounces the Cabinet and ministers as steering reform, while the Whigs are accused of pretended innovation. Public figures like Brougham and ministers are mockingly assessed, and Tory and Whig strands are weighed alongside church rates and press bias. The Morning Post is criticized over Hutchinson coverage, and harsh judgments are leveled at military punishment and injustice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zait
Lord Broughan
Dan
Beersheba
Lord Brougham
Commons
House of Commons
People
Houses of Commons
Lord Broucuam
Aman
Lord Brouchan
Lord Broudam
Hutchinson
Grey Bennet
Thurrell
Thistlewood
Corder
Conorr
Thortell
Spain Hopes for Vigorous Action Against Insurgents
Reports from Madrid describe a plan to separate civil and military commands in Navarre and Basque provinces to pursue the insurrection with renewed vigor. The article notes youths forming guard corps in several towns, debates liberal reforms, and includes summaries of dispatches from Paris and Bayonne on military movements, casualties, and naval matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarre
Natwigh
Generg
Osma
Spain
Tom Man
Chamber of Progara
Dores
Apain
Alagin
Madrid
Paris
Messager Des Chambres
Bordeaux
Beyonce
Elizondo
Bantinese
Zumalacarreguy
Olague
Rodil
Algui
Avieno
Guibelalde
Zamalacarreguy Bag
Bayonne
Lumbier
Figate
Behobie
Bidasaoa
St. Sebastian
Elisondo
el Pastor
Messager
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Clerkenwell Church
St. Ja
Mes
Clerkenwell
Hobbs
Boton
Windsor
Nova Scotia
Montreal
Glasgow
East Indies
West Indies
Edward
Inverness Courier
Stratford-On-Avon
Times
Sporting
THE
Town Plate
Armadillo and Dick
Wrexham
India
Royal Canal
Svec
Reeversesneaa
Taence Patriotic Insurance Company
Mining Company of Ireland
Bler
National Loan
Rente de Naples Exchange
Anglo Mexican Mining Co
Alliance Fire Inurance Company
E.ss
Bolanos Mining Compatyy
Brazilian Imperial Mining Co
British Iron Mining Company
Csere Cecen
Colimbian Mining Co
JL Canada Company
Cceecereances Ous
Provincial Banka Ireland
BSL
Lee
General Steam Navigation Company
Real del Monte Mining Company
United Mexican Min. Co
Hamburgh O 'Jamaica
Leeward
Waterford Mediterr
Ear Theatre Royal
YCEUM
English Opera House
Join Barnett
Donald
Wilson
Christie
Oxharry Hela
J. C. Atkins
Eolia
E. Romer
Dame Gourlie
Grifith
Jessie
Somerville
Isa
Otta
Granville Paer
Kisbury
Percival Paer
Wrench
Mary Mandeville
Wayiett
Arrited
Holland
Brazil
Buenos Ayres
Warthagena
Flanders
France
Guermaey
Je. Gothenhargh
Ier
Dewaes Aadgar
Merchant Seamen’s Office
Corporation For Relief
Royal Exchange
Robert Chapman
J. W. Buckle
Thomas Brown
George Lyall
George Lyall, Esq.,m.p
Greenwich Hospital
Scotland
William Watson
True Sun
London Mechanics’ Institution
Strand
London Bridge
Worrow
Paria
Brussels
Frankfort
Belgium
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