Berlin Review Shows Royal Arrival and Accidents Across Europe
Reports from Berlin and Potsdam describe a grand garrison review for the arrival of the Russian fortress party. Prince Augustus breaks a left shoulder and ribs but is expected to recover. Stockholm notes Captain Lindeberg’s death sentence delay and a prison book collection. Berlin reports on Empress Maria and royal family attendance at Meyerbeer performance, a death, and an earthquake near Lower Silesia. Swiss and Russian dispatches cover Empress travel, Essad Pacha’s Kurdish campaign, and Dr. Siebold’s presence. Exchange rates and financials wrap up with general fund stability and varied bond quotes from Hamburg, Bremen, Petersburgh, and London.
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Berlin
Potsdam
Aisie
Russia
Prince Augustus
Stockholm
Daglist Auuehenda
Lindeberg
Soveveeu
Finland
Hamburgh
Leipzic
Greece
Bosnia
Empress of
Meyerbeer
Robert the Devil
Opera House
Freyenwalde
Eliza Radzewill
Louisa of
Prussia
Prince Antony Radzewill
Grand Duchy of
Posen
Geran
Hamare
Goldbey
Lower Silesia
Empress
Eliza
Lowenhjelm
St. Petersburgh
Szepr
Empire
Tiflis
Essad Pacha
Seraskier
Erzeroum
Constantinople
Persia
Pacha
Kars
Khoj
Tabiecs
Nizam
Siebold
Japan
Russian Empire
London
Erlin
Cortes A. F. Haldimand and Sons
Portuguesa Regency
Almanac for the Hat and Military Pension Plan
A medieval style almanac item proposes a twelve month hat circle suitable for silk printing. A military pension fund idea suggests halfpenny daily savings to fund a pension after fourteen years, easing long term costs. A casualty note details Augustus Clive’s drowning at Chelsea College while swimming. Times postal speed praised for delivering Grey Festival speeches from Jedburgh to London. Cholera figures over three years show decline, with 2390 deaths in 1832 versus 488 in 1834, urging calm over alarm.
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Titt
Browninc
Chelsea College
Augustus Clive
Cecil Clive
Cambridge
England
Times
Jedsburgh
Newcastle
Jedburgh
London
Havin
Edinburgh
Towarsts
London Road
Caledonial Mercury
Medical Gazette
Revising Barristers Debate on Franchise for Remainder Men
A Shepperton claimant with a life interest in family estates sought county franchise under six months possession rule. Mr Keen ruled that residence with his mother, shared rents during minority, or future vested interest do not satisfy possession for voting. He held that life tenant possession does not grant present remainder rights and female life tenants would still be unrepresented. Coventry agreed with Keen’s decision.
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Oys
Keen
Aidenacd Yestartoy
Marylebone Court-house
Brentford
Shepperton
Mr. Keen
Coventry
Birmingham Magistrates Sentence Unstamped Papers Sellers
In Birmingham on Oct 1, before R Spooner and F Lloyd, defendants Guest Jentein Ron Jrutts and Duris faced judgment for selling unstamped newspapers. Sentences ranged from six to ten weeks with multiple offenders imprisoned in county gaol.
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Birmingham Journal
R. Spooner
F. Lloyd
Uxstampen
Guest
Jenteinron
Jrutts
Duris
Man
Spurrier
Jas. Cruest
Spooner
Mr. Guest
Birmingham
Jenkinson
Vaulkner
Japan
Eveland
Lord Brougham
Gray
Linsdowne
Althorp
Denman
Mr. Thompson
England
Tourancé
Scotland
Penny Magazine
Cas Nereagh
Edmonds
Mr. Spooner
Kiam Guest
Watts
Davis
Magistratus
Francis Lloyd
Aember
Mgistrates
Westminster Voter List Revision Opens at Guildhall
Barristers Thompson and Tamlyn opened the Westminster voter revision, settling Elisha’s claim to vote for Piccadilly house after occupation debates and rate payments. Others, including Over and Over, faced similar issues over rates and occupancy as the panel sought barristers’ guidance. A separate note reports a black tea fraud and a fatality case in Holborn with an insanity verdict.
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Thompson and
Tamlyn
City of Westminster
Guildhall
Westminster
Caleb Elisha
Piccadilly
Pieradilly
Duke-street
Yamlyn
Dake-street
Elisha
Buzzard
Elishe
Phompson
Thompson
Messrs
Juobn
James Over
St. James's
Nangle
Alderman Harmer
Flower,and Co
Hattengarden
Holborn
Hatten Garden
Grace Morrison
In Vino Veritas at Gray's Im Wine Establishment
A visitor reviews Gray's Im Wine Establishment at No. 23 High Holborn praising its vast stock and orderly vaults. The proprietors Henekey and Co are commended for courteous treatment and professional operations. The piece urges readers to visit, linking success to prudent business principles.
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Gray's Im
Igh Holborn
Messrs
Henekey
Wenlock title extinction and lineage notes
Details on the extinction of the Wenlock title and succession of Sir Francis Lawley along with Beilby Thompson’s parliamentary ties. Mentions Wenlock borough, its royal charter from 1478, and lineage connections to Earl Talbot and Lord Braybrooke. Also advertises Balm's Wellington Sauce praised for appetite and stomach health.
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Wistock
Wenlock
Thomas Lord
Shropshire
Lord Wenlock
Francis Lawley, Bart
County of
Warwick
Charlotte
George Talbot
Earl Talbot
Francis
P. Beilby Thompson
West Riding of Yorkshire
Lord Braybrooke
Air
Beilby Thompson
Yorkshire
Tross
Ireland New Law Appointments Contested by Dublin Teening Post
The Dublin Teening Post predicts appointments in Ireland with Blackburne as Attorney General and Crampton elevated to the bench. Serjeant O’Loghlin is offered Solicitor General, with Greene named new serjeant. Recent tithe disputes in Queen’s County provoke large crowds and threats against landowners, while crimes include a fatal beating, arson, and a murder conspiracy tied to Ballyvisten and Castlejane.
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Dublin
Blackburne
Crampton
O’lochtin
Greene
King’s Bench
Jebb
Blackourne
O’loghlin
R. W. Greene
Queen’s County
Mr. Monck
Miss Monck
Tattersall's racing notes and Holywell betting markets
Oct 6 betting at Tattersalls lists entries and odds for the Clearwell Stakes and Derby, with Free Will and Coriolanus among favorites. country betting at Mostyn Stakes shows Touchstone and Intriguer as contenders. Yesterday Hyde Park Corner sale papers report prices for stallions Reveller and Pasha, plus multiple brood mares and young horses changing hands.
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Tattersall
P.P
Wreford
Mr. Greville
Greatrex
Martha
M. Wood
Derby
Ridsdale
Holywell
Lord Westminster
Touchstone
Ajtol
Sir T. Stanley
Mr. Mostyn
Hyde Park Corner
Reveller
Lord Exeter
Pasha
Hutchins
Haphazard
Martin
Skith
Iron’s
Mameluke
Lot
Theobald
Camel
Epsom Races Entries and Hungerford Regatta Report
Tomorrow’s Epsom meeting lists the Epsom Stakes and New Craven Course races with entries from multiple owners and horses including Repentance Trickery Rover and Robinetta. Hungerford Regatta details a three heat contest on the Thames with six watermen and the yellow boat winning the grand heat.
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New Craven
King
Harrison
Dockeray
T. Hodges
Boulding
T.Y.C
Molony
Wassailer
Martyn
Lambden
Rover
G. Heathcote
Figaro
Canopy
Sayour
Raven
Skipwith
Hodges
Waudcote
Pigott
Bishop
Jenny Wren
Holze
Caroline
Heathcote
Canopy Billy
Rowing Match Between Deaf Burke and Barney Shepherd
A sculler’s wager of ten shillings led Deaf Burke and George Shepherd to row from Westminster Bridge to the centre arch of Battersea. Burke led briefly but Shepherd, with Shepherd gaining by the Red House, overtook and won comfortably as a cutter passed between boats.
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Scaller
Deaf Burke
George Sheperd
Barney Shepherd
Sea
Westminster Bridge
Burke
Shepherd
Vauxhall Bridge
Red House
Gerd
Prices and Stocks Amid Market Reported Quickly
The column lists prices for stock in THI Bank Stock and Indian and Brazilian bonds, with various yields and dates. It also notes foreign funds, several mining and insurance shares, and banking and colonial company stocks, followed by a theatre notice for the Theatre Royal Lyceum and English Opera House presenting The Mountain Sylph and O Zingara with timings and cast details.
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India Stork
Delian
Chilian Honda
Cevere
EW Theatre Royal
Lyceum
English Opera House
New Beer Act Digest In Weekly True Sun
The Weekly True Sun will sell this week a complete digest of the New Beer Act with the old act references and notes. It includes a full report on the public meeting of Licensed Brewers and Retailers at the London Mechanics Institution on Sept 30. Also notes high water at London Bridge and publication time details.
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True Sun
London Mechanics’ Institution
The True Sun on Circulating Medium and National Bank
The True Sun attacks circulating medium ideas tied to the National Bank of Ireland with mock gravitas. It argues a cheap yet safe medium is desirable and mocks contemporary critics while noting Bank of England notes and gold safety as proven. The piece critiques Lord Chancellor remarks and lampoons Greenwich critics in a dense, satirical style.
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Chronicle
National Bank of Ireland
Bank of England
Deficiency of building affairs puzzles Greenwich readers
The Greenwich Gazette is cited as perplexed by phrases like deficiency of understanding and building affairs. The piece praises Contemporary for prompting readers to think and suggests honest politicians may be nature’s intention in political games, though the text remains opaque.
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Nature
Examiner
The
Times
Greenwich Gazette
Will
Denial of True Sun attack on Lord Tenterden’s impartiality
The Gravesend and Milton Journal rebukes a True Sun report on Lord Tenterden's conduct in a case against Winchester and Briggs. It defends Tenterden as a learned, upright judge, but accuses the True Sun of bias and political influence in the ruling. The piece urges caution on legal judgments amid party loyalties and notes broader banking criticisms.
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Gravesend and
Milton
Lord Tenrerney
Winchester
Terden
Cauil
Lord Tenterden
Juy
Lord Or den
Tenterden
Capiea
Luna
Messrs
Grant Bett
The
True Sun
Alden Winchester
Thomas Bricas
WincHs
Bricas
Grant
Bat
Bet
Briggs
Tuornton
Gravesend
Milton Journal
Cor
Bett
Bev
Court of King’s Bench
Lord Tenterpen
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Barristers
Auddlesen
Vino Veritas
Ireland
Cousty Crame—Murper Axp
Conolly Egan
Patrick Clune
John Flynn
Connor Frynn
Ihe
Patrick Costello
Paradise
C. C. Blake
Rildysart
Clare Journal
County Limerick
Thomas P. Vokes
Ballyvisten
County Liperary
Matthew
Daniel Molony
Thadeus R. Ryan
Castlejane
Molonys
Ryae
Sporting
Hungerford Regatta
Hungerford Stairs
St. Martin’s-in the-Fields
Thomas Cook
Robert Reynolds
George Bancroft
Thomas Worthy
Alexander Tough
Francis Eagan
Apenas
Ingla Mexican Mining Co
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Solanos Mining Company
Brazilian Inperial Mining Co
British Iron Mining Company
Columbian Mining Co
Canada
Bank of Indesareese
General Steam Navigation Companyaessene Real del Monte Mining Company
United Mexican Min. Co
Suare
Vaiss
Malta
DUS
Anniger
Holland
Brazil
London Bridge
Worrow
the True Sun
Snat Parison
Metropoliz
Pitt Country
Letigi
Som
Mietors
Hap
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