Dinner to Lord Durham at Glasgow
Lord Durham accepts Glasgow invitation and expresses gratitude for the honour. A meeting fixes a dinner for the 99th instant, with tickets priced at half a guinea. Oswald MP is elected chairman as committees organize ticketing, catering, and arrangements amid applications from Reformers in Paisley Kilmacnock Greenock and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Durham
Glasgow
Rossie
Priory
Durham
W.’ Gilmour
Oswald
Paisley
Kilmarnock
Greenock
Newmarket Second October Meeting Appointments
Sporting notes list racing entries for the Newmarket second October meeting. Details cover various days with handicaps, stakes, horses and owners including Lord Chesterfield, Sir M. Wood, Lord Lichfield, Duke of Grafton, Lord Exeter and General Grosvenor. Names and weights given for a long card of races and matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
T.Y.C
T.M.M
Lord Chesterfield
Colwick
Glaucus
M. Wood
Lord Jersey
Glencoe
Sir F. Johnstone
Merlin
Sowerby
Constantia
Mr. Sowerby
Mr. Grant
Emilias
Longwaist
Duke of Grafton
Octave
Sligo
Ina
Lord Exeter
Cactus
Green Mantle
Beilam
Mr. Greatrex
Camel
Martha
Nonplus
Crutch
Mr. Wreford
C.C
Lord Tavistock
Royal Oak
Mona
Grosvenor
Lord Southampton
Bizarre
Y. Barrosi
Silka
W. M. Stanley
Lamplighter
Orville
Payne
Exeter
Oatland
A. F
Lord Lichfield
Terry Alt
Tintoretto
Lord Lichfiield
Mr. Mills
Spencer
Bellam
Lord Orford
Tramp
Medina
Octase
Emilius
Minuet
Duke of Rutland
Buzzard
General Grosvenor
Lord Berner
Whisker
Bustard
Camari
Veronica
Mr. Chifney
Chifney
Mr. Pettit
Kate Kearney
Pettit
Zulima
Ft. T.Y.C
Shipping Intelligence from Lloyd's List of Tuesday
Shipping notices recount a gale damaged Martha Heron en route Quebec to Liverpool with five feet water in hold after docking in Limerick. numerous ships like Plenty Swaftin from Newport to Hartlepool and Newcastle discharging repair cargo. other vessels report groundings, leaks, and cargo losses across European ports from Hartlepool to St Petersburgh and Bergen, including Bentham, Bonny, and Narva routes with crews saved or ships refloated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Torsay
Plenty
Newport
Hartlepool
Newcastle
Herbert
Narva
Liverpool
Lochindahl
James Daly
M‘dougall
Limerick
Port Ellen
Express
Thompson
Copenhagen
London
Brodre
Neilson
Ee St. Abe’s
Bergen
Danrzic
N.N.E
Felix
Everts
Konigsburg
Britannia
Posey
Providence
Volbrecht
Sterrin
Wilkins
Bordeaux
Westergrund
Exsryorr
Anderson
St. Petersburgh
R. Barclay
Bertie
Belfast
Saltholm
Hambouren
Columbus
Morley
New York
Helsingfors
Paris
Harmonie
Hermes
Mauritius
Demerara
Avia
Antigua
Avo
Thomas and Jane
Crosby
Yarmouth
N.S
Warrington
Derbyshire Brute Sells Wife and Fatal Derbyshire Gig Crash
A Derbyshire man is charged with selling his wife for 2s 6d. In Nottingham market. On Thursday a barouche incident near Wentworth House caused a runaway horse to crash into a second gig. Mr Maude of Stapley Hall was unhurt initially but his horse died after the collision. Mr Hargreaves of Leeds suffered a broken arm and injuries and was treated at Strel's inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
Maude
Stapley Hall
Wentworth House
Barnsley
Mr. Maude
Mr. Hargreaves
Leeds
Catherine-street
King Cross
Holloway
Newgate
John Price
Jack Ketch
Elizabeth White
Moorfields
Bunhill Fields
Fire damages homes and stores on Carr Street in Cork
A blaze at No. 19 Patrick Street rear, near Carey's Lane, destroyed contiguous warehouses and a whisky store, endangering nearby dwellings. Citizens opened a doorway, engines finally gained water, and the 43d Regiment with Lt Col Booth aided. Fire subsiding by 2 am, insured by Mr Carr for 1700 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrickhouse
H. A
Carey’s Lane
Paul
43D
Booth
Chatterton
4Th
Royal Irish Dragoons
Carr
Cork
Poor Laws Amendment Bill and St Pancras Board Meeting
The St Pancras Board of Guardians and Directors held a quarterly meeting at the workhouse chaired by Mr. Cooke. A memorial signed by rate-payers urged postponing replies to Mr Chadwick's questions until the 14th. debate followed on whether to postpone and whether to proceed with the questions. The motion to postpone was defeated and the board prepared to consider the questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Pancras
Chadwick
Willis
Morris
Hantedge
Eckett
Brady
Mr. Newberry
Simmonds
Highlanders challenge for a piper in May and a piping contest
The 92d Highlanders at Fort George issue a challenge to nobility north of the Spey to produce a personal piper since May last, with a prize of ten guineas for new pipes and a contest on the 16th at Naira. The rest of the text reports theft at Kensington, admission schemes for a Grey Dinner, racing jockeys at St Leger, and a Welsh tragedy about a man killed during a Keffel Prem incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
92D Highlanders
Fort George
Spey
Naira
Darine Rossery
Lord Grey
Dundee Guardian
Jockies
John Jackson
Jackson
B. Smith
John Bull
Mendicant
Gray’s Inn-lane
Brunswick Square
Aberystwith
Pennant
Llanbadarn
Trefeglus
Cardiganshire
John Morris
Wales
Welch
Morris
Extinction of Tithes Proposed by Irish Figure
Daniel O Connell argues for total abolition of tithes in name and practice in Ireland. He calls for compensation to landlords and Protestant incumbents based on market value, while excluding others. He urges a funding tax on landlords and a mass petition drive to quantify denominational counts ahead of Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharman Crawford
William m le
Downshire
Ireland
Peiple
Eresfords
Popular Party
Orange
Petal
Weekly True Sun Digest Promises Complete Beer Act Summary
The issue promotes the WEEKLY TRUE SUN as a complete digest of the existing law with the new Beer Act operative October 10. It includes notes, indexes, and references to the former act. A public meeting report of licensed brewers and retailers is featured. High water times at London Bridge are noted for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True -Sun
London Mechanics’ Institution
Organized opposition to Bank of England notes spreads
The piece argues that wealthy provincial bankers are coordinating a campaign against Bank of England notes, urging customers to swap central notes for local issues, and condemns premium payments for gold exchanges. It claims the struggle curbs Bank of England circulation and taxes the public, urging a national revaluation of money profits. It also comments on Poor Laws and Marylebone pauper-children case, and reviews Paris Spain debt coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
West of England
Bank of England
London
Peen
Madrid Finance Debates Split Over Debt Article
The piece details a Madrid chamber debate where Goebhard's loan is criticised as a test of liberty. It cites a Times excerpt on foreign debt division proposals, including active and passive debt, and notes stock market reactions in Brussels, Toulon, and Lloyd's as unsettled finance and cholera trends unfold across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Spain
Bayonne
Madrid
Chamber of Procuradores
Count Toreno
Europe
The
Chronicle
Chamber
Goebhard
Seu d'Urgel
the Times
Chamber of Deputies
Finance Committee
Alvaro Florez Estrada
Marques de Montevirgen
Don
Alvaro Flores Estrada
Marquis de Montevirgen
Beng
Estamento
Finance Committee-room
Lot
Brussels
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Sporting
Colonel Peel
S. Graham
Mr. Ae
T.Y. SC
Shipping Intelligence
Daniel O’connell
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Ditto Regency
Eeeaeres
Hange
Bilboa
Leghorn
Genoa
Venice
Naples
Palermo
Lisbon
Oporto
Rio Janeiro
Rente d'Espag
Anglo Mexican Wining Co
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Bolanos Mining Company
Brazilian Anperial Mining Co
British Iron Mining Company
Eave
Columbian Mining Co
Canada Company
Eeenaveensseeseave Hh
Provincial Bank of TrelanQscerensss
General Steam Navigation Companys
Real del Monte Mining Company
Uureg
United Mexican Min. Co
EW Theatre Royal
Lyceum
English Opera House
Jon Barnett
Donald
Wilson
Christie
Mr. Oxberry
Hela
J. O. Atkina
Eolia
E. Romer
Dame Gourke
Griffith
Jessie
Somerville
Courier
Select Committee
House of Commons
John Travers
M. W. Ridley
Morning Chronicle
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
True Sun
London Bridge
Taus Sun
Frices
Csrrerre
Seanees Royal Canal
Grand Canal
Mining Company of
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Smaeasetenesnseatnaan
Csaevsees
MmAlLa
Duslaraivad
Holland
Escestenee
Suutt
Marylebone
Twiev
Sautt
Lord Broveuay
Lloyd’s
Cortes
Toulon
Trieste
Malta
Greece
Napoli
France
Havre
Nantes
United States
Cette
Thuringia
Barletta
Herbert Taylor
3D Light Dragoons
Manchester
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