Resignation causes at institutional meeting in Alderste
Proceedings at a 14 October 1833 meeting of the institution in Alderste reveal discussions over the resignation of the late Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex as President and of the medical officers. The assembly, chaired by the Lord Mayor and Alderman Venables, expresses regret at Sussex stepping down and asserts that fuller knowledge of circulating causes might have preserved his patronage. The meeting commends the treasurer and committee for their efforts and thanks the chair for fair leadership.
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Alderste
John Capel
Duke of Sussex
V.P
Alderman Venables
de Fs
BECO
Anderton
Sussex
John Wood
Charles Bell
London
William Pickering
Chancery-lane
John Turrill
Regent-street
Cannon-street
Grenada
Middlesex Sessions Trial for Ten Bills Case Ends in Guilty Verdict
Henry Palmer faced trial with John Kinnear and others for felo niously receiving ten bills of exchange for 5001 each, all supposedly stolen and discounted through ad hoc schemes with Hart and Moreton. The case featured sworn testimonies from Hart's network, Adolphus, Astley, and witnesses across Fleet Street, Alton, and Mayfair. Palmer was found guilty and sentenced to fourteen years transport.
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Henry Palmer
John Kinnear
Francis Dugdale Asiley
Adolphus
Ruper
John Minter Hart
Morning Post
Hart
Thomas Lethbridge
J. W. Sheath
Morning Post Office
Francis Dugdale Astley
Dugdale Astley
University Street
Moreton
Alton
Swanton
Basing Park
Witness
Swan
F Sitar
Wilts
Thomas Let
Fleet-street
Basing-park
John Alves
Fleet
Habeas
France
Palais Royale
London
University-street
Dimsdale
H. Palmer
O. P.Q
Palmer
Hertford-Street
Mayfair
Astley
Serjeant
Andrewe
Alley
Prendergast
Mr. Astley
Blandford
Smart
Goodwood Races
Marquis of Chandos
Lord Portarlington
Ogle
Adolphos
Stockbridge Races
Hall
Serjeant Andrews
George Turner
William Long
Henson, Staniland, and Long
Astey
Peter Chesseld
Springer’s Row
Rotherhithe
Kinnear
James Atcheson
Minter Hart
Ferdinand Jordan
Mr. Prestwich
Prestwich
Witnesr
Gotley
Jordan
Asaph Hiram Brown
Astleyad
Summersall
Tarakey
House of Correction
Marylebone
Tarentenina
John Bentley
Brown
Tichfield-street
Matthew Emerson
Boston-street
Dorset-square
Pradenge
Torrant
Villaté
Wopyn
Cooky
W. J. Bextey
Rawlinson
Queen -Square
Climox
Charles Bumpton
George Brown
Gregorie and White
William Burt
Phillips
Tothill-street
White
Gregorie
Grous
Messrs
Groos
Mr. White
Thames Police
Danesrous Steam Navigation
John Large
Henry Sergeant
Gravesend
London-bridge
Limehouse Reach
Hamer
Aylesbury-street
Clerkenwell
Greenwich
Cuckold's Point
Brilliant
Surrey
HBOS
Plagiarism row at Guildhall over Sir Walter Scott engravings
In a Guildhall hearing Mr Turner and Mr Tilt clash over copper plates used for Sir Walter Scott illustrated works. The Lord Mayor considers injunctions. sides dispute copyright and trade practice, while Turner seeks to protect his artistic reputation and Tilt defends his ownership of the plates.
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Prinacy
Tilt
Fleet-street
Turner
Martin
Walter Scott
Scotland
Popies
Sir Walter Scott
Eatch
Calcott
Rosslyn Castle
Ir. Tilt
Mr. Turner
Callcott
Court of Chasers
Mr. Tilt
Guildhall
George Nathaniel Tennant
Foster
Tutta
Inspectors of Factories Appointed and Bankruptcy Notices
From the Gazette of last night dated Oct 10 1833 the King appoints Thomas Jones Howell Robert Richards Robert John Saunders and John Musgrave to be Inspectors of Factories of the United Kingdom. Other items list Yeomanry cavalry commissions bankruptcy notices dividends certificates and partnerships dissolved across various counties with dates and venues.
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Whitehall
Thomas Jones Howell
Robert Richards
Robert John Saunders
John Musgrave
United Kingdom
Stafford
Staffordshire Regiment of
Gloucester
Bristol
Winterbourne and Stapleton
R. J. Elton
Greme
Cornet T. Jones
Elton
G. Cave
Comnet
Jones
Cotmistinas
West Riding
G. W. Chambers
Ditto
Walker
Surrey Sessions Opened at Kingston Courthouse
The Surrey sessions opened with a full bench including Lord Arden and Lord King. The chairman noted the calendar was light due to gaol deliveries. Prison reports were favorable aside from Brixton females. cholera nearly vanished from gaols. Stone elected district surveyor for Bermondsey district and Foster chosen Brixton House of Correction chaplain.
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Kingston
Lord Arden
Lord King
Hawes
Briscoe
M.P
Barnard
Brixton
Stone
Bermondsey
Foster
Brixton House
Intended marriage in nica. on yrs intended marriage in nica
Preparations proceed at Codahalle Nople for the marriage of the Sultana Sm ybe oldest daughter of the Sultan to Halil Pacha. He rose from slave to admiral and ambassador, but previously failed to capture much of the Egyptian fleet. The match carries peril. the bride may dismiss him if displeased. A palace on the Bosphorus will house the couple for a month before the husband departs to distant duties.
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Codahalle
Sultana
Sultan
Halil Pacha
Pacha
St. Petersburgh
Dan Pacha
Bosphorus
The Russian Catechism and Metropolitan Police Note
A reader sends a dramatic poem lampooning the Russian emperor and his catechism, followed by a local report on a St James’s Parochial Association meeting about metropolitan police control. The piece contrasts wit amidst aristocratic restraint with rugged satire and notes a weather coincidence with Antigua. A separate inquest at Ratcliff discusses a death, relief requests, and parish aid, with jurors attributing death to natural causes while lamenting deprivation.
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Sia
Antigua
Metropolitan Police
St. James's Parochial Association
Saddler’s Arms
Swallowstreet
Chia
Pitt
Paving Board
O’beckett
York
Ewen
Kemp
Pratt
Roberts
Broad-street
Geldessmerey
Whitechapel
White ‘Horse-lane
Ratcliff
Horace Phipps
Cleland
Ratelif
Horton
Dirs. Milner
Beadle
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Police
Mansion House
Man Thorpe
Edward Keerney
Praed
Wm. Haydon
Davis
Cork
Gibbons
Messrs. Harmer and Co
Hatton-Garden
James Smith
Pergamery
Guildford-street
Brunswick-square
Edwards
Clements
Rogers
Tama
Welstead-street
Somerstown
Mr. Rogers
London Road
Walworth
Harrison
James Wright
Clapham
Ampson
Thompson
the Gazette OF
William Austin
Hoxton
Rhodes
Davies-street
Grosvenor- Uare
Graham
Copthall-buildings
Thomas Cocks
Little Lant-street
Southwark
Oil and Colourman
Dimmock
Pancras-lane
Bloomsbury
William Hart
Duke-street
Grosvenor-square
Allen
Gulby
Carlisle-street
Soho
Thomas Hobson
High Holborn
Collier
Marchant
Birch and Steel
Carey-street
Lincoln’s Ion-fields
Agaignee
Lackington
Basinghall-street
Joseph Zachariah Pulbrook
Great Surrey
Blackfriars’road
Vandercom
Cemyn
Cree
Law
Bush- Jane
City
George Watkins
Limehouse
Dering and Brooke
Margate
Willett and Larken
Essex-street
Strand
Thomas Henry Downing
Longford
Warwickshire
Racer
Raven Arms Inn
Coventry
Fyson and Beck
Lothbury
Minster
William Bates
Westbro
G. Gidley
Catenton Street
J. Dyer
J. Swayne
Gravel Lane
Houndsditch
W. Miller
Chapel-street
Pentonville
Merchant
Ironmonger
Frodsham
Cheshire
Athecary
F. Maddock
Liverpool
J. Barstow
T. Barstow
Grantham
Lincolnshire
J. Drew
Manchester
Commissioners
J. Duncan
W. Clegg
T. Hollins
Clarendon Rooms
W. Parmeter
Gosport
Southampton
T. A. Mischin
W. Minchin
J. A. Harvey
High-street
St. Giles-in-the-Fielda
W. A. Clark
Bishopsgate-street
J. Lucas
Guy-road
J.shilston
W. Shilston
Plymouth
H. Newport
Bognor
M. Heathcote
J. Heathcote
G. Keyzar
Toxteth Park
T. Cardwell
J. G. Hammond
J. Smith
Piccadilly
Nica
the True Sun
Poland
Cupid