Statement on First Session of England's Parliament and Local Affairs
A lengthy critique of the first session of England's representative Parliament condemns the cost of abolition plans, continued corrections, and new offices. It singles out Ireland, East India, and Bank issues, plus foreign policy missteps and limited reforms. The speaker hopes ministers will seek support from independent representatives while favoring civil and religious rights, knowledge, and fair burdens. Also notes local matters including the Spring Assize to Truro and inquiry by a special commission. The Glasgow lottery notice promotes Swift and Co. tickets with major prizes and drawing details for January 22, 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ireland
Poland
Holland
Portugal
Charity Commission
Tours
University of London
Truro
Special Commission
Weymouth
William Tooke
Glasgow
Wift and CO
Cornhills
Eee Royal Exchange
Regent's Circus
Oxford-street
Hay Market
Coventry-street
Swift and
Swift and CO
Cooper's Hall
London
Nene
London Police Court Docket From Worship Street and Limehouse
Reports detail multiple cases including William Hedger charged with breaking and robbing Mrs Harlowe in Somerset Place Hoxton and a partner case at Newgate bound for trial. George Perry the base-coin utterer examined. murder charge against Robert Emmet in Mile End. a severe assault on a woman at Hatton Garden. a pork theft laughable case. violent robbery attempt at Tooley Street Vine pub. and a sailor theft case off Limehouse with John Sharp committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Worship-Street
William Hedger
Paddington Road
Harlowe
Jones
Somerset-place
Hoxton
Coke-street
Bowman
Newgate
Lambeth
Robert Emmet
George Ashton
Globelane
London
Queen-Square
George Perry
Metropolis
Workman
Storey’s Gate
Great George-street
Westminster
Burt
Leathiey
Fulham
Ann
Henry Ordell
Leathley
Enry Ordell
Hererson
Dearusband
Dwindle
Hatton-Garden
Savage
Timothy M' Gill
Peter-street
Holborn
Riley
Compton-street
Clerkenwell
Busain
Cronan
Fuller
J. Ains
Gray’s Sun-lane
Town Hall
Henry Carpenter
Thomas Griffith
James Smith
Augustus Faber
Vine
Tooley-street
Faber
Carpenter
Smith
Kan
Robert Kan
Alderman Thorp
Thames
Dariie Roppery
Surinoarn
John Sharp
Concord
Limehouse
Josef Lacrose
Harding
Thames Police
Duke’s Shore Limehouse
Banny
Lacrose
The Warren Blacking Wager At The Cock Ring
A London scene centers on a cock fight where a wager ends with reflections on Warren's boot polish. The cocks chase shadows under the gleaming boots of nobility, praising Warren's blacking for its shine. Warren, 30 Strand, markets Warren's liquid and paste blacking across the kingdom.
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Warren
Robert Warren
Strand
London
Kingdom
Indictment Over Plans to Defraud with Fraudulent Bills
Henry Palmer and John Kinnear, indicted for feloniously receiving ten counterfeit bills of exchange drawn for 5002 each, purporting to be accepted by Francis Dugdale Astley. The trial drew a crowded beach court as postponement was granted to next sessions for key witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Palmer
John Kinnear
Francis Dugdale Astley
Messrs. Praed and Co.'s
Fleet-street
London
B. Rotch
C. Forbes
Adolphus
Charles Phillips
Clarkson
F. D. Astley
Basing-park
of Hants
W. Henson
Bond
Union-street
Hoxton
Janet Tucker
West-street
Soho
Gordon
Seymour-street
Edgeware-road
John Minter Hart
I. Prendergast
Prendergast
Watch theft case at Mansion House ends with doubt
In a crowded Mansion House court a trial over a watch snatching from Irish shoemaker Davis unraveled as witnesses contradicted each other. Lord Mayor questioned Davis over possible tampering and a proposed settlement, while Solomon and Henry Levi denied involvement. Davis sought his property. the case suggested a compromised payoff rather than clear guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
Solomon Levi
Henry Levi
George Levi
Davis
Isaacs
Witneas Box
Avis
Barker's
Henry Levisaleeely
Watch
Old Bailey
Meeting of Master Manufacturers in Leeds Opposes Trades Unions
A Leeds meeting at Crossland's Hotel convened to obtain Lord Viscount Melbourne's reply to a memorial on Trades' Unions. Masters plan two measures: resolutions resisting union encroachment and a bond prohibiting hiring anyone in the Union, citing union dictation over wages and staffing. They condemn interference by Union committees and demand local action to protect master capital and control of works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds Mercury
Leeds
Crossland’s Hotel
Lord Viscount Melbourne
Home Department
Samuel Webster
West Riding
Trades’ Union
West Riding of
Yorkshire
Committee of the Trades’ Union
Secretary of State
Bond to suppress Trades' Union in West Riding Yorkshire
Lord-Lieutenant and Leeds Mayor hear a bond proposal by mill owners to curb the Trades' Union. The 500 to 900 horsepower pledge binds masters to dismiss or bar any worker who won’t sign a nonmembership declaration within fourteen days. A provisional committee is named as signatures pour in from Leeds and surrounding mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Riding of Yorkshire
Leeds
Halifax
Huddersfield
Dewsbury
Trades’ Union
West Riding of Yorkshire Society of
West Riding of
Yorkshire
West Riding
Theatrical and Musical Chit Chat at Brighton Theatres
Court Journal reports a busy week ahead at Brighton theatres with Warde Abbott and Miss Jarman in performance. Plans include Hunchback and The King's Fool, plus new works by Serle and Belini. Paris and Dublin stages feature major arrivals, debuts, and potential acquisitions as Victoria and other houses prepare new ballets and revivals.
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Court Journal
Warde
Abbott
Miss Jarman
Brighton Theatre
Brighton
Yates
Brightonians
Serle
The
Victoria
Knowles
Jago
Bunn
Gardiner
Richmond Theatre
Paris
France
Louis-Philippe
Monsieur Ancefot
Dr. Millington
Victoria Theatre
Victor Hugo
Malibran
Pasta
Amigo
Belini
Musard
Pasilion
Champs Ely
Deary
Mark Antony
Macready
Opera At
Bourdeaux
Europe
R. Jones
Edinburgh Jones
Texier
England
Jones
Mercutio Jones
Dmalvolio Jones
Shakspeare
Herr Ebner
Monsieur Carelle
Vienna
Berlin
Dresden
Dublin Theatre
Ternan
Shylock
Pritchard
Baxsanio
Mrs. Wood
Park Theatre
Cinderella
Ships Isis and Harrier tale from Cape and Malacca
Letters from the Isis dated Ascension report a long voyage from the Cape of Good Hope to the west coast for ten months. The Harrier under Commander Spencer Vanssall breaching Malay pirates in Malacca Straits, burning village and boats, rescuing captives, and earning commendation from Singapore’s government. Other notes include arrivals, court-martial orders for Captain Dickinson, wreck-boost attempts at the Boyne, and various ships and stations at Spithead Plymouth and foreign ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isis
Ascension
Cape of Good Hope
Warren
Badger
Charybdis
Cape
England
Pelorus
Ceylon
Lowry Cole
Belle Alliance
Straits of Malacca
Harrier
Spencer Wagsall
Spencer Vanssall
Althouh
Tars
Spencer Vassall
Sinapore
Georgeline
Singapore
Spithead
Barretti
Bengal
Saunders
R. Saunders
Layton
Lord James Townshend
Dublin
Tyne
Charles Hope
Pacific
Graham
Richard Dickinson
Talbot
Port Louis
Mauritius
Beeing
Polkinghorne
Sais
Booth
Trinculo
Boyne
Southsea Castle
Vestal
Rapid
Victory
Royal George
Excellent
Challenger
Favourite
Almna
Sylvia
Raven
Dee Ateam
Sparrow
Plymouth
Hamoaze
San Josef
Andromache
Forester
Algerine
de Roos
Rio
Bahia
Snake
Com. Robertson
Satellite
Com. Smart
Portsmouth
Palades
Blanckley
Valparaiso
Vera Cruz
Falmouth
Lisbon
Gibraltar
Malta
Jones
Patten
Endymion
Milford
Cork
West Indies
Michael Seymour
South America
Orestes
Qporto
Sir William Dickson, Bart
Alustrious
Marlborough
Africa
Skyring
Belcher
Hope
Ryder
22D
Wine maker tours France Italy and Rhine for grape cuttings
A person skilled in wine production recently traveled through France and Italy and along the Rhine collecting grape cuttings. He visited vineyards near Sydney and other parts of New South Wales where soil and climate suit grape growth, adapting to local conditions for high quality wine production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
Rhine
Sydney
New South Wales
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rEw Strand Theatre
Durite Ning
Perscol Deatre
J. Russell Pee
Dick Wae
Connely
Benson Haly Gi Ae
Moreton
Griffith
Emily Moreton
Mro ChapotTch
Liverpool
ST. George
W. Ellis
R.N
Kingstown Harbour
Eden-quay
Castisle-bridge
Gibbs
Whey
Laurie
City of London
William the Fourth
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
William Heygate
William Taylor Copeland
Court of Aldermen
Francis Nobles
Tesity
Woodthorpe
Trur
FrieLp
North
L. Lloyd
Courier
H. Colburn
R. Bentley
New Burlington
Street
Trelawney
Ulysses
Betian
Globe
Atreet
Visanita Fortior
Harding and Lepard
Pall Mall East
Smith, Elder, and Co
Cornhill
Ivo
Iee Agriculturas
Baldwin and Cradock
Bishop
Redwell
Lee
Herz
Horn
Stevenson
Kiallmark
Mer
Hodson
Mrs. Waylett
Theatre Royal Adelphi
Cathy D'Alemaine
Clare Goulding
D'Al Jo
Ing
D'‘Almaine
Schoequare
Union Hall
Advertiser
C. M
Wood-street
Cheapside
PJ Ral
John Perring
Devil-street
N.S
Cecil-street
AGER
Japan
Middlesex
Police
Trades’ Unions
Haymarket Theatre
Huckstone
Farren
Aranken
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