Charing Cross Hospital Seeks Benevolent Support and Education
Charing-Cross Hospital at Agar Street Strand expands from a small infirmary to an elegant institution with wards and outpatients. Governors fund a medical school offering six free places for promising youths, with strict pupil supervision and a focus on impartial selection. Mr Greville Jones praised for anatomy lectures and clear, precise instruction.
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Golding
Greville Jones
Court of Aldermen Proceedings at Guild Hall
The Court of Aldermen met at Guildhall with the Lord Mayor and city officers. Reports from the Remembrancer and various committees were read, petitions referred, new market rules considered, ward inquiries noted, and bonds for Stock Exchange members updated. Precepts for Lord Mayor's Day ceremonies were ordered. The Sheriffs reported on prisons' state.
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Guildhall
Wilson
Harmer
Cummons
Dean’s Court
Smithfield Market
Bishopsgate Ward
Queenhithe
R. John Addis
Watermena’ and Lightermens’ Company
Tower Ward
Corney
Broad- Street
Stock Exchange
Thornton Letter to Stock Exchange on Cortes Bond Claims
A mid October 1834 letter from Richard Thornton to the Stock Exchange committee urges unwavering support for Cortes bondholders. It criticizes Spain’s recent debt handling, calls for refusing new Spanish loans, and emphasizes justice and impartiality in current negotiations. The note cites Ministerial replies, Count Toreno, and a hoped steady stance by the committee.
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Richard Thornton
the Stock Exchange
Old Swan
Cortes
Tetrapolis
Ferdinand
Spain
Madrid
France
Count Toreno
Rich
Thornton
Real del Monte Mines See Encouraging Prospects For Ore Output
Dispatches from Masaca report improving conditions at Real del Monte with repairs to haciendas nearing completion and expected October finish, enabling large ore shipments. Batano Company yields strong profits with Veta Grande Zacatecas earning 1190 dollars in June and 96,000 in July. four months to July average 100,090 dollars per month. Underground surveys show two years of ore, including recent discoveries, potentially boosting Bolanos Mine profitability and dividends. Smelting ore discovered at Vara Wide, and Cocina and Zapopa prospects advance. Har ranca Mine’s depth water issue solvable by steam engines, reversing historic constraints. The Mexicans previously spent 100,000 dollars yearly to manage water, limiting deep work.
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Mok
Pandora Packet
Masaca
Real del Monte
Batanos Company
Vetaurande Zacatecas
Bolanos
Vara
Cocina
Zapopa
Harranca
Sfexicans
Appointment and promotions in church and army in October notices
The Gazette reports the king’s approval for the Bristol Cathedral Dean and Chapter to elect a new Bishop following Dr. Robert Gray’s death, with Joseph Allen named as preferred candidate. It also records multiple regiment reassignments: Sir F Barnes to command the 31st Regiment, Sir L Smith to lead the 78th, and Sir Edward Barnes and Sir L Smith shifting commands within the Foot regiments, all dated October 10.
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Whitehall
Aconge D'Esire
Bristol
Robert Gray
Joseph Allen
Regiment of Foot
F. Barnes
K.C
Toth Regiment
H. Warde
Foot
L. Smith
B.C
96Th Regiment of Foot
Edward Barnes
Dist
Poot
66Th Foot
W. Thornton
Sir L. Smith
75Th Regiment of Foot
Bankruptcies Superseded and Dividends Listed
The notice lists bankrupts including William Judd Bath draper and John Bentley silk-warehouseman with surrender dates Oct 21 and Nov 23 at the Court of Bankruptcy. It names official assignees Messrs Swain Stevens and Co and others, with numerous accompanying dividend dates and addresses across London and Yorkshire. The section closes with travel notices of Sir Robert and Lady Peel and Miss Bowes departing for Calais and Rotterdam respectively on company packets.
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William Henry Judd
Bath
John Bentley
Cheapside
William Redhead
Lime-street
Messrs
Swain
Stevens, and Co
Frederick’s Place
Old Jewry
Goldsmid
Hasinghall-street
Peter Wootton
Birchington
Kent
Court of Bankruptcy
Goddard
Wood Street
Green
King’s Arms
Coleman-street
John Hardisty
William Beck
Liverpool
Charenton Rooms
Attrneys
Siessts
Adminuton
Gregory
Faulkner
Bedforrow
London
Akinson
George Reed
Lincoln's Inn-fields
Beckwith
Dye
Norwich
James Mitchell
Sowerby
Yorkshire
Otter
Halifax
Stansfeld and Craven
Wiglesworth and Ridsdale
Greay ‘S- Twn-square
John Hodgkins
Clarendon-rooms
Hicks and Morris
Gray’s-Sun-square
Tefden Aut Galloway
Hull
Sarah Mann
Norfolk Hotel
Rackham
Lisg and Harrison
Bloomsbury Square
Thomas Meredith
Horncastle
Lincolnshire
White Hart Inn
Spilsby
Sellwood
Ueley
Coverdale
Lee
Gray ‘A Ton
John Bellamy
Ross
Herefordshire
Apothecary
Swan Hotel
Atttorneys
Smith
Sea
Veriman
Southampton-street
Bloomsbury -Square
Hall
Thomas Holdsworth
Armsey
Wheelwright
Leeds
Payne
Eddison
Wilson
Bloomsbury
J.G. Gerrardl
Gasinghall-street
A. As- Seretti
Bridge-street
Westminster
A.C. Cuthbert
Great Scotland Yard
J. and
D. Maclachlan
Sancourt
Cornhill
Rucker
Old South Sea House
Attwe
Woolgate
Penbridge
Baker
J. AL. Arthur
Gaurlick List
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Piccadills
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J. He. Biddle
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Carpenter
J. Wilson
Barclay Hoouse
Hackney
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H. Milledge
Milton-street
Marylebone
RR. Bennett
Worcester
Draper
J. Nevett
George-yard
Lonbard-street
R. Satelite
Butterworthhall
Rochdale
Commissioners
Manchester
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R. Barnes
Preston
Corn-Merchants
Town Hall
J. Ryley
Newc iytle-under-Lyme
Commissioners’ Rooms
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Sheffield
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W. Wallis
Fen Ditton
Cambridge
Atien
Red Lion
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Lockwiod
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Diadonhiursy
If i Bate
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Nus Os
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Mealian
Dhe
Topher Lin
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Ner
Kingston-upen-Hullo
C. M. Wilks
Grantham
Gietham
Relye
George and Angel Inn
Stanford
R. Roberts
Clarendon Rooms
Liverpood
C.M. Burgess
Foxt
Neerdje
K. Back
Gardener's Lane
Upper Thames Street
Carman
G. Wilson
Atherstone
Warwickshire
Victualler
Robert
Lady Peel
Calais
General Steam Navigation Company
Lord Melville
Miss Bowes
Fordyce
Rotterdam
Parish Vestry Elects Poor Child for Christ Hospital
A vestry at St Bride's Fleet Street discussed the presentation of a poor child to Christ's Hospital under the Walter Woodward bequest. Public ballot will decide the recipient, with debate noting prior improper presentations by churchwardens and emphasis on fair parish distribution to aid honest, indigent families.
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Walter Woodhard
Masters Chui
Lyons
Chuck
Christ's Hospital
Walter Woodward
Police
Churchwardes Woop
Church of St. Bride
Fleet Street
St. Bride’s
Christ’s Hospital
rLappears
Hospital
St. Bride's
St. Luke's
St Stephen's
Cole- Man-street
Mood
Buen
Latving
Mr. Burn
Churehwardens
Burn
St Uride’s
Wood
Burbidge
Hatton-garden
Thomas Moore
Ducrow
Traro
Cornwall
Sharp
Poison Plot End in Desperate Mother's Death
In St Athan's two children survived an arsenic attempt by Mrs J Drusiles of Chequers Street, who died in agony hours after the act. An inquest found a felon de se verdict. Husband Mr Smailes and local witnesses testified to distress and suspected impropriety. The baby remains weak. fears for its life persist. Essex County Herald reports.
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Martin Barry
Helvetic
Suppen Deguty
Sarah Mahony
Everstreet
Gravel Lane
Hoppole
William-street
Brady
Charlotte Street
Blackfriars
W. Kaysett
Clara Novello
Miss Bruce
Fanny Jealy
Madame Garcia
H. Phillips
Jo, Turner
Hawkins
Lesler
A. Novello
Purday
G. Pyne
F. Cramer
Lindley
Drancetti
Moralt
Dando
Harper
Platt
Willman
C. Severn
Chipp
France
Charles Phillips
Phillips
Clerkenwell
Tts
India
Albion
St. Athan's
T.W. Bragg
J. Coates
J. Coates and Mr. F. Kingston
Mason
Oates
J. Bradshaw
J. Smtles
Henry
Smalles
Hebere
Tich
Bradshaw
London
George
Bradshaws
Aml
Bates
Attwood
Felo de Ve
Essex County Herald
Parivate
Hutchixson
Hutchinson
Kidderminster
Rochdale
Leeds
Greenwich
Persia
Turkey
Tartary
Africa
Whorassan
Alassyne
China
Hampton Court Palace
Stirling
Toy Tavern
Hampton Court
Elizabeth Street
Ace
Macconnell Delivers Lectures On Useful Knowledge In TexKo
Last Sunday in TexKo a crowded room heard Mr Macconnell discuss knowledge vital to productive classes and the public, contrasting with Penny Magazine and Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge materials. The audience applauded. minor objections were deferred until after the formal remarks. A full band and fine singing followed the talk, and another lecture was announced for next Sunday evening.
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TexKo- Bald
Macconnell
Penny
Society For Te Dufusion of Useful Knowledge
Glencoe wins Cartier like pace in Newmarket racing day
At Newmarket's second October meeting on Monday, Gleacor led fiercely for Lord Chesterfield's Colwick with Glencoe pushing hard and winning by four lengths after a long drive. Betting shifted around Preserve Hester and Castaway as various races and stakes, including Clearwell and Oatlands events, drew crowds.
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Gleacor
Epsom
Lord Chesterfield
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Glencoe
Robinson
Isfancus
Pleni
Clearwell
P.p
Martha
Hester
A.B.M
Payne
Skinner
Lord Exeter
Bodier
T.Y.C
Yates
Cain
Pavis
Lord Egremont
Ethilda
S. Stonehewer
Sultan
Emma
Lord Berners
Lamplighter
Juniper
Spotless
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Tramp
Ridotto
Sir M. Wood
Whisker
Silka
Emilius
Leila
J. Day
Duke of Rutland
Orville
Lacerta
Greville
Pickle
Mills
Camel
Sowerby
Constantia
Grant
M. Wood
Duke of Grafton
Lord Lichfield
Sligo
Ina
Mr. Bloss
Matilda
Clarence
Mr. Wreford
Free Will
Mr. Greatrex
Gale
Me. Yates
Sensitive
Mr. Payne
Glaucus
Baleine
Louisa
Thornhill
Sawerby
Gardner
Forth
Tang Sun Publication Opens with Loyalist Opera Lineup
The Tang Sun began yesterday just after 3 pm with EW Theatre Royal Lyceum and English Opera House staging My Grandfather followed by the new Grand Opera The Mountain Sylph and The Widow Queen. Casts include Sir Granville Paer Mr Wilbury Percival Paer Wrench Mary Mandeville Mrs Waylett and others. Doors open 6:30 pm performance at 7. Tomorrow repeats My Grandfather Mountain Sylph and The Widow Queen with notices in the Weekly Police Gazette forthcoming. Kansin J Cleave Shoe Lane Fleet Street book sellers carry the publication.
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EW Theatre Royal
Lyceum
English Opera House
Granville Paer
Wilbury
Percival Paer
Wrench
Mary Mandeville
Waylett
Henry the Eighth
Mr. Rumbatl
Wolsey
Perkins
Charles Brandon
Serle
Marquis de Belleparole
Mr. Oxberry
Harry Colvile
Somerville
Romer
Mary
France
Isabel
Fanny Healey
Warwick
Birmingham
Police
J. Cleave
Shoe-lane
Fleet-street
Stamp Laws and Scotch Judges Spark Wide Debate
The Times critiques Stamp Act cruelty toward Birmingham newsreaders jailed in Warwick Gaol with strict, precise sentences. It also argues Scottish judicial salaries overpay relative to English peers, noting six months court closure and low yearly hours. Paris papers discuss Don Carlos rumors and Franco Spanish notes amid uncertain intel.
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Stamp Office
Warwick
Mr. Guest
Paris
Bourdeaux
Bayonne
Don Micvet
Spain
Journal Des Debats
Pretender
Don Carlos
France
Navarré
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