SAILINGS FROM KINGSTOWN TO LIVERPOOL AND MORE
A colonial era notice lists the steam packet St George sailing from Kingstown Harbor to Liverpool on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at six. Cabin fare 17s 6d with steward fees. Horses and carriages shipped. a female steward attends the ladies cabin. A Liverpool packet sails Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at six from Eden Quay near Carlisle Bridge. Local offices arrange conveyance to the packets at 4:30 pm. Also notices seek a mature companion or housekeeper, a very excellent to let premises, coal price reductions from Pope Brothers and Co., and ads for imperial printing and arming presses plus machinery for printers and bookbinders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
ST. George
W. Ellis
R.N
Kingstown Harbour
Eden-quay
Carlisle-bridge
R. Gibbs
Pope, Brothers, and Co
Stewart
Hetton
Lambton
Regent'a Park Basin
Prange
John Perring
Strand
Cecil-street
Tony
Imperial Printing Press
J. Sherwin
G. Cope
Cumberland-street
Curtainroad
Shoreditch
London
J.S
G.C
Presentation of a gold cup to William Mules Esq at Dedham hunt
A deputation presented William Mules of the Grove Dedham with a splendid gold cup in retirement as master of the Essex and Suffolk Border Hounds. Sir B R Bedwell spoke on the sport and fellowship fostered by fox hunting. Mules thanked the gentry and yeomanry, recalling social bonds and country pleasures. The gathering continued with a lavish repast and later dancing at the Chelsworth Book Club meeting back at the Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mules
Grove
Dedham
Essex and Suffolk
B. R. Bedwell
Highlands
East Bergholt
Nothce
Essex and
Suffolk
Myles
Chase
Chelsworth Book Club
the Grove
Petition on coroner abuses at King's Bench Prison
An observer reports on prisoners in the Marshalsea of the Court of King's Bench seeking an inquiry into coroner duties and proceedings following two inquests. The letter condemns marshal and coroner conduct, urges a formal investigation within the prison walls, and cites prior petitions and recent deaths as evidence of systemic abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
King’s Bench Prison
Jones
King’s Bench
Charles
Baron Tenterden
Court of King's Bench
Court of King’s Bench
Ordships
Stallard
Marshalsea
Croydon
Union-hall
Lord Tenterden
RK. S. Tighe
Wm. Hewitt
Hodgson
le Pipre
Common Law Court
Flaedd
Jamaica Papers Recall Rumor Sparks Silence
The Jamaica Papers in New York on August 22 report rejoicing over a rumored recall of Lord Mulgrave, but the latest two days’ papers give no confirmation. Other notes include religious livings in Dofton and Kirkby Thore, and critique of Whig pluralities linked to Lord Brougham’s influence. A Western Times note mentions an efficient IVERTON committee watching a pending corporation investigation and disputed Crown land leases. A Villa Nova letter warns of murders in Algarve with fears of broader outrages in Portugal amid Miguelist conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
New York
Lord Mulgrave
Edward Jackson
Boston
Dofton
Appleby
Heelis
Brougham
Long Marton
Kirkby Thore
Lord Brougham
Earl of Thanet
Carlisle
Iverton Corporation
Villa Nova
Algarve
Portugal
Miguel
Lisbon
Algarves
Evidence grows as shipboard disaster details emerge
Testimony reveals extensive damage to Earl of Wemyss and crew actions during the wreck. Witnesses describe a sinking vessel, skylight losses, and attempts to salvage and assist passengers, with later inquiries into plunder and missing luggage as a Marylebone Association meeting bands together to oppose assessed taxes and push for repeal.
Duke of St Alban's Falcons Exhibition at Ackington Field
On Thursday the Duke of St Alban's with friends held a public falconry display at Ackington field near Tewkesbury road. A large crowd gathered to see 50 novel acts of sport and spectators appeared pleased. After the exhibition, the Duke and Duchess hosted a fine cold luncheon for a select party at Pittville.
Nottingham Church Rates Clash Over Adjourment Vote
In St Nicholas parish Nottingham a third vestry meeting debated a 9d church rate. A motion to adjourn to August 22 1834 was carried by a large majority amid disputes over chairing and legality. The poll closed with 78 against the rate and 1 123 for adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
Nottingham
Coope
Walker
Samuel Fox
Society of Friends
G. Gill
W. J. Butler
Brown
Churchwarden Brewster
B. Boothby
Cinderella Triumphs In Epsom October Meeting Race
At the Epsom October Meeting Cinderella by Gaberlunzie won the two mile handicap defeating Trident who broke down. Euryone and Doubies also ran well. The Durdans Stakes saw Sister to Echo beat Nisus by a length with Ellen and Patty notable fillies following. Headley Stakes featured Lady Charlotte and Suffolk Punch in close heats with Lady Charlotte prevailing.
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Epsom
J.D. King
Gaberlunzie
Sadler
Euryone
Reveller
J. Lumley
Filho
T. Hodges
Caroline
Sligo
Brown
Bulkeley
Martyn
Partisan
W. Smith
Whisker
Cinderella
Denbies
Trickery
Twitcher
Trident
Doncaster
Houldsworth
Forth
Echo
Emilius
G. Heathcote
Nisus
Velucipede
Patty
Baron de Tessier
Middleton
Mr. Ricardo
Ellen
Peter Lely
Wivee Bo
Ta Echo
la Echo
Norman
Munoroe
Lady Charlotte
Thomas
Suffolk Punch
Shackell
Ida
Sadier
Walter
Johnson
Wassailer
Gro4don Ean Charlotte
Charles Edwards
Nork
C. Derby
Coleman
Landrail
Munroe
Trump
Dunckiey
Mr. Brown
Goodwin
Glaucus
Woodcot
Tobin
Kittums
Dockeray
Mr. Balchin
Mr. Sadler
Mr. Messer
Mr. Coleman
Mr.Shackell
Mr. Tilburn
Mr. Johnson
Sir G. Heathcote
Mr. Abbott
Wood
Wood and Wood Bring Enthusiastic Debut at Park Theatre
The Park theatre crowds greet Mr Wood with high praise for his masculine voice and refined style in a highly favorable review. Mrs Wood is described as a remarkable performer whose restrained start gives way to a triumphant finale with a powerful, richly hued voice that captivates the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Standard
Wood
Cara Sposa
Park Theatre
Prince Felix
Mr. Wood
Grand autumnal review to test Prussian troops this month
A grand review of Prussian troops planned this month promises an extensive ceremony with great preparations to impress. Attendees include Austria and Russia’s emperors, the Duke of Cumberland and Duke of Wellington, invited by the Prussian king, with at least 0,000 troops to be reviewed. Curiously, a London court column follows with police notes on a Miss Sassan case and Lambeth voting disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Russia
Duke of Cumberland
Duke of Wellington
Prussia
Marlborough-street
Tremaine
E. S. Cassan
Arundel-street
Conant
Cassan
Lamurra
J. Bray
Lambeth
Bray
Knox
Contested Workhouse Fees and Vestry Scrutiny Debate
The St Pancras Parochial Committee met at Mr Baldry’s rooms to discuss abolishing chaplain payments from the poor’s rate while church trustees profited. Members questioned master and beadle fees, contractor payoffs, and the workhouse’s control, with references to Scadding, the vestry clerk, and forthcoming inquiries by Mr Murphy’s committee. The meeting adjourned after a long, inconclusive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldry
Albany-street
Regent's Park
Cash
Scadding
Atkins
St. Pancras
Vince
Douglas
Wright
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
Hall
Vigors
Hopkins
Burton
Burton Crescent
Skinner
Mr. H
Southampton Paving Board
Charles Street East
Hampstead Road
Sweden's Army and Navy in 1832 Detail Strengths
The Swedish forces total 32,694 soldiers including 2,580 artillery and 4,705 cavalry with 25,409 infantry, plus 95,518 conscripts. Landowners house most troops while five naval classes add 23,005 total personnel including officers, marines, sailors, and cadets. The fleet lists 10 line ships, 4 large frigates, 5 light frigates, plus numerous sloops, brigs, and galleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles XI
Stockholm
Christianstadt
Wenersborg
Unclear fragment hints at political movement at West End
Fragmentary report mentions ministers, Parliament, and foreign relations with possible political pivot. Readable portions point to club houses at the town's West End and a stated reason for an unexpected move, but no solid source or date emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gennes
Parliament
Pepaewt
Pesiiosky
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True Sun Office
Smithfield
Waller
Uirens-place
Finsbury-square
MR. Mules
Greece
Higgs
Grosvenor-street
Grosvenor-square
Frances Brockell
New Bond Street
Islington
Selony
King's Bench Prison
Sun
RCM Mtd
PRICE
Lord Melbourne
W. Mingay
Sunderland
Newcastle
Wemyss
Joan Lubbock
Wells
Leith
Berwick
William Green
Preventive Coast Guard
Earl of Wemyss
John
William Large
Brancaster
Mariner
Roadstead
Nathaniel Pyne, Esq
Grosvenor-place
William Pyne
Hampshire
Ship Inn
Wm. Pyne
Mra. Pyne
Marylebone Association
Mechanics’ Institution
Circus-street
New Road
Wilson
Marylebone
Samuel Whalley
Savage
Birmingham
Manchester
Birch
Select Vestry
House of Commons
S. B. Whalley
S. Whalley
Ireland
Whalley
Payne
Sporting
Mrs. Wood
America
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