Magisterial dispute over flogging of pauper children in Marylebone
A Times excerpt recounts Mr Shutt of Marylebone defending his exclusion of a reporter and condemning a magistrate’s order to flog two starving pauper children found near Wimpole Street. The piece attacks the magistrate’s temper and calls for press freedom, while detailing public office reforms and new Exchequer salaries.
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The
Times
Mr. Shutt
Marylebone
Shull
Wimpole-street
Twilley
Marylebone Poor
Shutt
Lord Duncannon
Home Department
S. Rice
Exchequer Reform Takes Effect This Day
The Morning Chronicle reports the ancient Revenue Department the Receipt of Exchequer ends its quarter end accounts and a new establishment comes into practice this day with revamped machinery and checks including Auditor Clerk of the Pells Tellers and Examiners.
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Exchequer
Morning Chronicle
Tea Trade Controversy Sparks Public Dispute
A Morning News expose rebuts the Courier’s claim that tea brokers are utterly corrupt. The piece accuses the Courier of deflecting from stiffer issues like home-made tea substitutes and sloe-leaf fraud, while questioning the Courier’s knowledge and sources regarding imported versus domestic adulterants.
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Morning News and
Public Ledger
Courier
Ipse Dixit
Immaculate Courier
Travera
Travers
Wyprow
Bohea
A Terrific Storm and Westminster Grand Jury Notes
An Italian storm near Padua reports ice masses weighing about twenty pounds and three feet in circumference causing extensive damage including holes in the cathedral roof. Additional items cover a Westminster grand jury declining to indict for petty thefts and keepers of common lodging houses, plus an inquest into William Wallace’s death from suffocation in a long-ignored well on Horseferry Road.
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Lenton
Nottingham Mercury
Stretton
Italy
Battaglia
Padua
England
Houges
Westminster Granp
Ship Tavern
Horseferry Road
Higgs
William Wallace
Mrr. Cooper
Neale
Wallace
Foreign affairs and court notices from the gazette
The Gazette records Oct 10 1834 dispatches from Constantinople noting the Samog blockade ended and honors conferred including Sir George Shee as Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Prussia. It lists numerous Army officer moves, insolvency declarations, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, dissolutions, and sugar price by Oct 7. A Royal audience for Namik Pacha and Earl Nelson accident near Salisbury are noted.
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Foreign-office
Constantinople
Samog
George Shee, Bart
Prussia
St. James's Palace
Namik Pacha
Sublime Porte
Viscount Palmerston
Henry Franklin
Foley
Windsor
Court of Bankruptcy
Ullithorne
Red_ Lion-square
Waithman
Basinghall-street
William Long
Salisbury
Grocer
Black Horse Inn
Hudding
Smith
New Boswell Court
Lincoln's Inc
Thomas Mullins Bridgewater
Somersetshire
Scrivener
Commercial-rooms
Bristol
White and Whitmore
Bedford-row
Bevan and Brittan
George Lionel Massey
Brighton
Dangerfield
Lincoln’s Inchielda
Brinton
Kidderminster
James Seddon
Radcliffe
Lancashire
Commissioners’rooms
Manchester
Hampson
Adlington, Gregory
Faulkner
William Moody
Caistor
Lincolnshire
Frederick’s Place
Old Jewry
London
J. Foster
Wolverhampton
John Bradley
Derby
Joiner
Reuland Arms Inn
Bakewell
Parsons and Benn
Mansfield
W. Remington and Co
Lombard-street
Sir G. Duckett
Nart
Pall-mall
J. Langford
Durrington-grove
Shropshire
Talbot Lon
Shrewsbury
J. Evans
Tything of Whistones
Worcestershire
Hop Pole Inn
Worcester
T. P. Medwin
Hartlebury
N. Shelderdine and Lawton
Heyrod
White Live Inn
Halifax
T. Holman
Devonport
Royal Hotel
Plymouth
W. Compton
W. Andrews
West Bromwich
Staffordshire
Mercers
J. Heathcote
J. Heggat
Nottinghamshire
Lion Hotel
Nottingham
Bonsfield
Heaton Norris
Saddler
Atea
J. Darwin
Chapeltown
Yorkshire
Townhall
Sheffield
W. Norman
Mendham
Norfolk
R. Elmore
Bankside
Southwark
W. Marshall
Northampton
F. Alven
Walbrook
G. Heywood
Birmingham
Derbyshire
W. Allen
J. Anderson
A. Gibbs
J. Maxton
D. M.queen
W. Todd
H. M‘lachlan
R. Harvey
J. Drysdale
J. French
G. Rait
J. Epps
J. Farquharson
Pollard
S-Row
Bethnal-green
F. Carpmeal
Cheapside
R. Richardson
J. Bedford
R. Warren
E. G. Good
Liverpool
T. Crant
Ivy-lane
Effects of the Poor's Law Amendment Bill and local court scene
Thomas Johnson was found guilty of stealing two books from a bookseller in Wardour Street. He spoke movingly of distress and loss of parish relief under a new law, received mercy with one month in the House of Correction. Election news follows for the New Bison governor and matron posts. Tracy won governor. Mrs Kilbeck elected matron after a competitive ballot.
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F. Const
Thomas Johnson
Southey
Hear Kirke White
Jolly
Wardour Street
Oxford-street
House of Correction
Tracy
Vine
Brutton
Robeck
Kilbeck
Westminster
Bennett
Wheeler-street
Spitalfields
Johnson
Smith
Benett
Police Court Scenes At Mansion House Disturbance Case
A man named Johnson from Barge-yard was charged with beating his wife Louisa in their lodging. The scene featured a grotesque exchange with the Lord Mayor over the injuries and a long defense about gin, quarrels, and family strife. Remanded, with a separate Mr Bell case about alleged misused funds and drunken conduct, while other notes cover Surrey Theatre door disturbances and various parish relief frauds and offences.
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Mansion House
Johnson
Louisa
Tolacken
Mme
Bell
Lee
Newgate
Abeetos
Jack Johnson
Captain Barker
Martin
Soren Square
Joventre Friens
Ratseraz Winp
John Hayward
Giregurie
Surrey Theatre
Surrey
Dayidge
Gregorie
Dibdin Pitt
Fr. Speed
White
Sylvester
Dartmouth-street
St. Margaret’s
Mr. White
Butterfield
Max Sage
Blake
Fogg
Evans
Kent-wharf
Williams Webb
Simmonds
St. Katharine’s Dock
Rochester
Bix Gs
Webb
Bredenis
Brederip
Tbestic Webb
Simmonds and
Mastera
Bro
Wien
Biggs
Ouracae
Sullivan
Valeo
Osoner
Brea
Levitt
Broderip
William’ Sheaf
Peter Mitchell
Liverpool
Board of Excise
Chester
Chambers
Sudbury
Peetictah
Romney Marsh
Kingatura
Spoones
Huse
The
Evening Star
American_Paper
Bressines
East India
Clyde
Tudia
Glasgow
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Exchequer Bill Office
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W. Sargent, Esq
Beltz, Esq
E. Saunders
E. W. Cleere
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Cateaton-atreet
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Fleet-street
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Axon
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Poltalloch
St. George’s Church
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Harriott
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Elizabeth
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Thomas Turner
Ney
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