Dismissal of Leamington Town Clerk Tibbits Cited
Warwick report in the Leamington Chronicle describes the Municipal Council dismissing Town Clerk Tibbits for resisting delivery of the Corporation's documents and blocking access for Council appointee Parkes. The mayor warned deputies and Tibbits, a dissenting vote left one member, Sz. Heath, later elected Town Clerk. Also notes the death of improvisatore Tommaso Sgricci in Florence at a young age and remarks on his dramatic improvisation and five act pieces sung in Paris in 1824.
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Warwick
Leamington Chronicle
Sanders
Tibbits
Parkes
Collins
Heath
Towa
Improviaatore
Tommaso Sgricci
Florence
Theogue
Spricci
Bianca Capello
Carlo Primo
Paris
Corilla
Fantastici
Bandettini
I. Stessing
Fernow
Die
Improvisatorea
Foreign Quarterly
Peerage Reform and the Duty of Independent Freeholders
A Durham Chronicle concise critique argues reform requires active public power. It denounces Tory obstruction, urges Radicals to press Parliament, and calls for ballot and household suffrage. The piece condemns church privilege, clerical state interference, and feudal exactions, advocating broad political liberty and end to state religion.
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House of Lords
Wood
Mr. Wood
Lord Durham
Archimedes
Coustryuen
Europe
England
Henry the Eighth
Italy
Spain
William Penna
America
Voice of Christ
David ‘Lindsay
Homer
Demosthenes
Greece
Cicero
Rome
Milton
Hempdens
Sydneya
Bolivara
Suoccine Cas Accident at London Bridge
Between eight and nine on Thursday morning John Bennett of 23 Hanover street Neckingersond Bermondsey a principal locker at the Custom-house was run down by a cab driver crossing the Borough foot of London bridge. He suffered severe lacerations and loss of sight in the right eye. He was taken to St Thomas's Hospital in a dangerous condition.
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Suoccine Cas
John Bennett
Hanover-street
Neckingersond
Bermondsey
London-bridge
St. Thomas's Hospital
Westminster Sessions Grants Theatrical Licenses After Reporter Exit
The Westminster Sessions renewed theater licenses after the reporter left. Dir Ballantine spoke for John Braham at St James s Theatre. Prendergast and Heaton secured music and dancing licenses for several venues including Duchess of Clarence and Hanover Square Rooms. Ninety prisoners were discharged by proclamation before adjournment.
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Westminster
Ballantine
John Braham
St. James's Theatre
King-street
Iam Fitzgerald
Braham
Middlesex
Collosseum
Prendergast
Heaton
Duchess of Clarence
Vauxhall-bridge-road
Hanover-square-rooms
Swan Tavern
Lord
Swiss Crisis Reflections From Berne to Geneva
A correspondent writes from Berne detailing Swiss reactions to French pressure during a diplomatic dispute. He notes frontier blockades, popular mobilization in cantons, and calls for English mediation. The letter covers cantonal stances, military enthusiasm, and travel through Zurich, Lucerne, and the Oberland, with cholera chatter and travel plans to Marseilles and Italy.
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Berne
Montebello
France
Rasselas
Légiinses
Tm 7
Messrs
Les Prangais
Charles the Bash
Directory
Egypt
Thun
Switzerland
Bale Ville
Neuchatel
Lausanne
Louisa Philippe
Duc de Montebello
England
Louis Philippe
Ludlow
Broughton
Conseil
Zurich
Vaud
Bale Vilie
Netchatel
Bale Campagne
Lucerne
Grisons
Tessia Quail
Austria
Geneva
Savoy
Oberland
Buonaparte
Louis Bonaparte
Fauldhorn
Grindelwald
Black Forest
Baden
Vehme
Germany
Ancona
Trieste
Milan
Venice
Lombardy
Tyrol
Munich
Bohemia
Hungary
Genoa
Modenese
Castel Franco
Rome
Florence
Naples
Marseilles
Civita
Vecchia
Leghors
Turin
Alps
Staffordshire Potteries Wage Debate of 1836 Contract Form
A staffordshire potteries dispute is presented with a proposed standard hiring contract from 1836. The document outlines duties, wages, working hours, secrecy, and remedies, contrasting fair terms with the employer favored conditions. It questions the justice of the master plan and urges resistance to signing.
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England
Staffordshire
A. B
Hanley
Stafford
C. D
C.D
A.B
Bia
Chamber O Commerce
Wade
C. D. Ee
Hasley
Fadertekes Sect
Vessel disaster narrative near Sark ends in tragedy
A fragile boat carrying eight passengers left for Guernsey from a Sark area hub. The craft capsized near Le Marchant's Island as it faced strong westerly winds. one man was rescued by a nearby boat while others, including a young widow, mourn the loss as responders search for bodies. News of the melancholy catastrophe reaches the Tate amid ongoing inquiry.
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Hera
Sark
le Craak
White
Beede
Guernsey
le Marchent
Tate
Ana Betes
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Perel
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NO. Hall and Co
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Thames
Canter
RED Rover
Herne Bay
Margtr
Fiiday
Canterbury
Dover
Boure
Jewry-street
ONDON
Greenwich
Unga
South Eastern Railway Company
Coleman Street
Cole Mapstreet
Gaulbeur Exutenare Premires
Proces Street
Reece
Westminster Cemetery Company
Notte
Generel Callander
Keys
Somarog
H. Burt
Chelsea
Hammersmith
Kensington
Brompton
Knightsbridge
Pulham
Guburua
A. H. Bent
Eeq
Essex-street
Strand
KINGDOM LIFE = ASSURANCE COMPANY
Wateroo-place
Pallmall
Clarlotte Row
Mansion House
Exta
Edward Boyd
Wagg
Waterloo Place
Parl Mall
General Life Assurance Society
Chancers Lane
the Earl of Devon
Lord Lyndhurst
Terbert Toe
Chan Jenner
William Wingfield
Reene
WC. L
Lynn
James Wellit
Montagu, B
Paterciaw
Henry
Army
Navy
Contessa
Odey
Independent Freeholders
People
The
United Kingdom
Durham Chronicle
E-Journal
Hockley
Rayleigh
the True Sun
Hotel Des Bergues
Lakes
Rhone
Tremaso
Sere
Staffordshire “Operative Potters’ Society
Elgtty
George Atkinson Shateatreet
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Anthony i Samuel
Frente
Vernsey
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