City fiscal corrections and dull markets report
A City notice corrects an earlier error about the Raikes and Newberry firm’s payments, praising their credit. The Paris Stock Exchange shows panic on Goebhard Loan, but other bonds hold. UK markets are dull with Consols around 90 shillings and varied foreign securities. News from Halifax notes cholera appeared, health clearances scarce. overall trading remains stagnant through the afternoon.
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Ter o'cLuck
Raikes
Newberry
Stock Exchange
Paris
Goebhard
Cortes
Dousaaly Cmon
Halifax
Four suspected thieves discharged after Pimlico break in
Four well known individuals were brought before Mr Gregorio on suspicion of breaking into Mr Grover of Lower Belgrave place Pimlico and stealing plate and clothing valued near 302. Evidence showed entry by the back wall and two doors opened. another house at No 43 was also attempted. Though seen near the scene and one man visiting a servant girl, the court discharged them for lack of sufficient proof. A second report states Mr Simons Hampstead road house was broken into Wednesday morning and several plate articles were stolen.
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Queen-Square
Darine Burclany
Gregorio
Grover
Belgrave-place
Pimlico
Gregorie
Bunrec
Simons
Hampstead Road
India
Barnes
Bokhara
John Harington
Praiers
Chappel
Germany
United States
New York
Vestris
Paris
Philadelphia
Jackson
M. Achille
Achille
Europe
F. Place
Shipping Intelligence Aboard Ocean News
Shipping notices record arrivals from Bahia, Dantzic, Grenada, Sierra Leone, Nevis, Africa, Halifax, and Valparaiso. Vessels include Dorothea Markcane Gustav Marquis of Wel lesley Martha Charles John Cabot Beaver Sir Edward Codrington and Marshal Casares among others with dates Oct 1 and Oct 2. The Sir Edward Codrington foundered en route from Liverpool to Quebec in late September.
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Lioup’s
Orr Beachy Heap
Dorothea Markcane
Bahia
Portsmouth
Gustav
Dantzic
Plymouth
Marquis of Wellesley, Hardman
Grenada
Martha, Hughes
Sierra Leone
Sampson, Chadwick
New York
Orr Farmouru
Charles, Symes
Nevis
Barista
John Cabot
Blacket
Africa
Ory Hotqueap
Beaver
Burney
Halifax
Sir Edward Codrington
Liverpool
Quebec
River
Marshal Casares
Valparaiso
Hornett
Cumberland
Alonzo
St. Petersburgh
Markets and Livestock Prices in This Day’s Report
The Corn Exchange notes dull markets with limited wheat supply and steady demand for old qualities at last week’s prices. Beans and peas sold heavily. beef and mutton advanced on the Smithfield day, with lamb scarce and veal dearer. Prices for pork, Irish pork, and veal rise amid tighter supplies. overall cattle and sheep numbers listed. Also reported are a Bishop’s death and an accident at Epsom, plus brief items on poetry, monthly rates, and a Post Office publication transmission issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Iriad
Ireland
Private Correspondence from Paris Amid Siege
Paris dispatch reports dire conditions as insurgents cut water pipes in Sr. Sebastian and residents ration cisterns while Jaureguy brings troops to move funds. conscription fears rise and cholera threat spurs passports to Bayonne amid isolation and rumors of political shifts and papal gifts to Bourmont.
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Messager Des Chambres
Paris
Sebastian
Jaureguy
Rodil
Bayonne
France
Hopland
Baynone
Madrid
M. de’ Broglie
Portales
Count Mole
Chamber of Peers
Rome
Quotidienne
Marshal Bourmont
Algiers
Iessager
City of London Election Scrutiny Advances With Undisputed Lists
Reising barristers began examining votes for the city of London at Guildhall with R J Thompson and J Tamlyn presiding. Alphabetical lists included Allhallows on the Wall Allhallows Staining St Andrew Undershaft St Andrew Hubbard St Botolph Billingsgate and others. Disputes to liverymen votes reserved for last. no immediate outcomes expected.
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City of London
R.J. Thompson
Common Pleas
J. Tamlyn
King’s Bench
Guildhall
R. D. Thompson
Allhallows-on
Corrections to a Magazine Note on the Unstamped Press
In a letter to the editor the author admits a single word error in a Taits Magazine critique. He misnamed the publication as Weekly Police Gazette instead of People s Police Gazette which is defunct. He regrets denigrating the paper and explains the Weekly Police Gazette now supersedes it with respectable content and humane humor.
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Tait
Police Gazette
People's Police Gazette
Scandal Row Over Miss Richards Letters and Taylor
Richard Carlile defends his actions in publishing a confrontation involving Rev. Robert Taylor, Miss Richards, and Mr. Mordan. He disputes accusations of pressuring Taylor to marry a prostitute, asserts his own intent to reveal truth if subpoenaed, and notes printing errors by the True Sun while regretting name disclosures. The exchange, dated Oct 3, 1834, centers on private letters, public duty, and personal conflicts.
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Robert Taylor
Taylor
Mordan
Theublic
Miss Richards
Mr. Taylor
Richard Carlile
Fleet-street
True Sun
Irish Law Appointments in Dublin Freeman's Journal
The Dublin Freeman's Journal reports a swift filling of the King's Bench vacancy with an offer to the Attorney-General, and outlines potential shifts among Crampton Blackburne Woulfe O'Loghien and Perrin. It notes possible retirements and inducements, plus speculation on succession to the Chief Baron. A temperance conference in Manchester discussed pledges, membership rules, Sabbath trade limits, and funding for temperance work.
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Dublin Freeman's Journal
King’s Bench
Serjeant Perrin
Crampton Isa
Blackburne
Crampton
Woulfe
O'Loghien
Serjeant
Perrin
O’loghien
Vandeleur
Temperance Conference
The
Manchester
Temperance Societies
Exchange
Johns
John Livesey
Preston
Pilkington
Halifax Express
The Repository Delights With Retzschs Fancies And More
A magazine notice praises Retzsch's Fancies with scenes of children chasing a butterfly under a hat, one boy eager and steadfast, another wrathful, and a third softly curious. It also highlights Memoranda on Education, a piece on Popular Education, Plato dialogues, a tale Three Visits, and abundant moral verse.
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Tennyson
Aily
Lilian
The Court Magazine Feature Review of Verse and Prose
A courtly visitor inspires admiration for Court Magazine contents with poems by Chorley and H Bayly, further verses on the Predestin ated Rogue, St John’s Turkish Baths description, and Miss Macauley’s deeply interesting tale Culprit’s Grave presented as story fragments.
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Court Magazine
Chorley
H. Bayly
St. John
Turkey
The Sacred Star Monthly Publication Review
The smallest in size and lowest in price, this issue proves highly useful in design and execution. It includes copper and two wood engravings and a collection of original and selected articles, verse, and prose, more numerous and excellent than expected at the price, with embellishments adding grace.
Coriolanus at Covent Garden Glows with Vandenhoff Triumph
The Play-GOER review reports on Mr. Vandenhoff starring as Coriolanus at Covent Garden with Bartley Buddling and Mrs Sloman in supporting roles. The audience lauded the performance fiercely, praising his noble figure, voice, and dignified portrayal from senate to field. The piece notes strong scenes with his mother and wife, the tense Tribunes, and the climactic quarrel with Aufidius, concluding with a standing ovation and plans for a repeat performance.
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Coriolanus
Haymarket
Covent-garden
Vandenhoff
Senate
Forum
Rome
Warchus
Mars
Taddus
Bartley
Menenius
Cooper
Bed
Beard
Bartley and Meadows
Mr. Tipple
Harley
Tristram Sappy
Foreign Musical Notes From Stuttgart and Strassburg
The season's sole new representation was Robert der Teufel in Stuttgart, drawing vast crowds yet receiving only moderate applause by the final show. Performances include Rossini's Moses in Egypt and Lindpaintner's Vampyr with new casts, plus several new ballets. In Strassburg M Hyacinth Brice opens French theatre without city funds but with weak casting. German companies struggle with tempi and lost performers, while Mozart's Requiem is staged in Aachen's Minster for Lafayette.
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Musica
Stuttgart
Robert der Teufel
Robert le Diable
Molique
Moses
Egypt
Rossini
Lindpaintner
M. Oberhoffer
Imperial Theatre of Vienna
Aaspar
Freischutz
Oberhoffer
Molle von Fassmann
Camilla
Donna Anna
Buhler
Royal Chapel
Abenheim
Society of Instrumental Music
Louis Hetch
Vienna
Strasburg
M. Hyacinth Brice
Adolphe Bernaux
Welch
le Serment
M. Weinmuller
Augsburg
M. Chelard
M. Kirchner
Tempi
Demoiselles Podleski
Mannheim
Louisa Gned
Francfart
Mozart
Singing Academy
Stockholm
von Beskow
Brendler
Sweden
Potsdam
Brandenburg Vocal Society
M. Shartlich
M. Honunicke
Bernhard Klein
Dr. Marx
F. Belcke
Friedrich Schneider
M. Kohler
Breslau
Schartlich
M.C. G. Belcke
Altenburg
A. Niedhart
MM. Mantias
Stumer
Hammermeister
Zschiesche
Berlin festival continues with orchestral and vocal pieces
The second day festival at Tornow near Potsdam drew over 3,000 attendees. Performances included Spontius’s Festival March, Konigslied for two choruses, and Schartlich's King’s Song, with Belcke’s Cavatina from Der Freischutz and Girschner’s Hunting and Battle Songs. The event featured M. Kohler and Neiderhardt among notable participants. voices were strong in choral works though solo lines faded in open air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kohler
Breslau
M.D. Neiderhardt
M. Girschner
Berlin
Potsdam
Spontius
M. Schartlich
I. P. Schmidt
der Freischutz
M. F. Belcke
Girschner
Schart
Fr. Schneider
Spontini
Borussia
Court Circulates of British Officials and Dignitaries
Movements of senior ministers and officials reported from the Foreign Office and Colonial Office. M de Moraes Sarmento, Portuguese Minister, transacted business yesterday. Lord Chancellor left for Brighton. Lord Lansdowne and Marchioness left for Brussels. Captain Prescott, Governor of Newfoundland, departed to Clifton. West India mail detained until evening. Dispatches from Trinidad dated August 15 received. Viscount Althorp arrived at Althorp Park.
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M.de Moraes Sarmento
Foreign Office
Brighton
Lord Holland
Admiralty
Burge
Jamaica
Secretary Rice
Colonial Office
Marquis of
Hop-piking Nears End with Strong Weights and Market Drift
MAIDSTONE Oct 2 Hop-piking ends soon as weekly totals beat prior picks in weight and quality. Bets placed against Borough duty. Market shows better activity in new hops while few old lots sell slowly. Kent pockets sell from 61s 15d. Wheat best at 45s a quarter, Barley to 37s, Beans to 39s 8d, Peas boilers 40s to 44s, good feed oats 2s 6d.
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Kent
Market Grain Prices Harshly Reduced in Wolverhampton
On October 1 in Wolverhampton a strong grain market showed broad activity with widespread price cuts. Old wheat ranged 63 Gd to 7s per 72 lbs, new wheat 53 Gd to 63 Gd. old malt barley 5s 2d to 53 Gd, new 4s 6d to 4s 9d per 8 quarts. oats 16s to 18s. beans 16s to 17s. peas for grinding 15s to 16s per 196 lbs. white peas last 19s to 21s, grey 16s to 19s, blue 20s to 21s per 3 bushel bag. Fine flour 30s to 32s 3d, second 25s to 26s 6d per 224 lbs. Tares 9s to 10s per bushel.
Grain and malt prices ease amid slow barley trade in Birmingham
Birmingham markets report ample grain supply with falling prices across most staples. Wheat, oats, and malt show declines. old and new wheats, English and Irish barley, and beans move lower while grinding barley and flour stay soft. Malting operations hindered by weather, tares and peas largely steady.
Yankee Notions correction on origin and accuracy
A reader informs the paper that an anecdote titled Yankee Notions, printed as English not American, was originally from London Papers years earlier and later copied into American papers under the title A Yankee Juke done into English. The writer asks for publication of this correction in SUUM CUIQUE.
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New Monthly
London
America
Evacuees from Cork Shipwrecked Passage Heartbreak on Grosse Isle
The Aurelia carried about 370 passengers from Cork to Quebec, arriving at Grosse Isle after six weeks at sea. Illness spread, many died, and survivors faced hunger and loss, with families separated and some allowed free passage while others sold belongings to survive. The scene drew condemnation of confinement at the island.
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Aurelia
Cork
St. George
Quebec
Grosses -Isle
Quebec Emigrant Society
Calcutta
Grosse Island
Thomas Gelston
St. Lawrence
Montreal Daily Advertiser
Metropolitan Sessions Schedule for the Ensuing Quarter
A notice listing upcoming sessions at Old Bailey and Justice Hall, noting prior year issues with recognizances and missed sittings. Mentions October 16 and November 27 as scheduled dates, with an extra session possible due to the Central Criminal Court Act though the date is pending.
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Old Bailey
Justice Harl
Central Criminal Court
London Session Dates and Adjournments in 19th Century Notes
London informally lists dates for General Session of the Peace and Quarter Sessions across Westminster and Middlesex. It mentions adjournment days after start of General Sessions, with specific Thursdays and Saturdays in October November and December, and notes County-day and hearing appeals and petitions timings. The record reads as a timetable fragment from Old Bailey era court listings.
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London
Gutsphalt
Old Bailey
Westminster
Middlesex
Hicks
Clerkenwell
Thureday
Oyer and Terminer
Ae Aia Sas Speean Ance Ieee
Penny Magazine and travel notes on horses and theatre
A collage of excerpts covers Fraser and Blackwood era periodicals, methods of Afghan horse care, Elizabethan orders on morals, and anecdotes of American theatrical engagements. It also includes reflections on working people, idleness, and labor discipline, with quotes attributed to F Place.
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Penny Magazine
Fraser
Retirement of Sir John Nissiell and a Belfast probate plan
Fragmented report notes Sir John Nissiell's retirement linked to recommendations for probate courts nationwide. Belfast mentions Chancellor’s offer of a 2500 per year post to Counsellor Charles Phil which he declined. Also a Huddersfield ceremony to present Rev G S Ball with a Bible in memory of a factory community and a related Ebenezer Chapel event in Spring Street.
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Joan Nicnort
John Nissiell
Belfast
Charles Phil
Huddersfield
G.S. Ball
Hafield
Meir
Ebenezer Chapel
Sprin Ring-Street
Newcastle
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Coleridge
Rochdale
Beaver Inn
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William IV
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J. Stewart
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