True Sun reformers call for united Working Class support
A public meeting at the Crown and Anchor agrees to form a provisional committee to back the True Sun newspaper. Proposals include a Tuesday gathering to organize funds and advertise the move across True Sun, Poor Man's Guardian, Ex Reporter, and Ballot. The article argues for a press reform and promises worker representation in Parliament through newspaper reform.
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True Sun
Posada
Wade
Thefr
United Kingdom
Crown
Cemnetant
OPEC
Presa
Great Britain
Ireland
Saven and Anchor
Meeting of Electors in London endorses Sir John Keys bid
A meeting at Mansion House on October 19 1832 chaired by William Stevens endorses Sir John Key Bart in the forthcoming election. It calls for copies of the address to be placed at City houses and for inhabitants houseowners and liverymen to register support details with Abchurch Lane. It also includes public solicitations by tradesmen Perekins and Allman offering goods and services with promotional claims.
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City of London
Mansion House
William Stevens
John Key
Bart
Abchurch-lane
WM. Stevens
Knighthood Granted and Military Promotions Document
The Gazette notes Charles Burwicke Douglas is knighted at St James's Palace on Oct 12 1832. War Office lists commissions and promotions across Life Guards Dragoon Guards and Foot regiments effective Oct 19, including Cornets and Lieutenants by purchase, with transfers, and the cancellation of Deputy Commissary-General M D O'Meara's commission on Oct 4 for accepting a half-pay allowance.
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St. James’s Palace
Charles Burwicke Douglas
War Office
Regiment of Life Guards
R. Brooke
Purchase
Lord Charles Pelham Clinton
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
W. H. Harper
Holdsworth
3D Regiment of Light Dragoons
T. M. Cocksedge
Downes
Sth
Regiment of Foot
J. W. King
G. W. Butler
9Th Foot
C. Dormer
24Th Regiment
W. Jackson
Royal Staff Corps
W.G. Hughes
Armer
James Hennen
Cutler
17Th Foot
C. Dealey
15Th Light Dragoons
O’halloran
M. D. O’meara
Insolvency Declarations and Bankruptcies Listed
A grouped notice enumerates insolvency actions and bankruptcies across London and the region, naming William Thomas Thomas and Isaac Thomas as ship-owners, and multiple debtors such as John Mayenck Collins and Benjamin Powis. It lists dates for surrender or appearance at the Court of Bankruptcy, with associated attorneys and official assignees, plus a section on dividends and certificates and a note on partnerships dissolved.
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William Thomas
Thomas Thomas
Isaac Thomas
Ratcliff
John Mayenck Collins
Knightsbridge
Asami Drew
Bermondsey Street
Lackington
Basinghall- Street
Benjamin Powis
St. Helen’s-place
London
Court of Bankruptcy
Kearsey and Hughes
Lothbury
Green
King’s Arms-yard
William Geldard
Denmark-street
Soho
Carrier
Vincent
Bedford-street
Bedford-square
William Watson Marsh
Oxford-street
Lane
Areyler Street
Psford- Street
Clark
St. Swithin
Sane
John Channon
Piccadilly
Dealer
Hensman
Queen-streetplace
Upper
Thames-street
Turquand
Copthall
William Hulme
Manchester
Draper
Johnson and Weatherall
Temple
Booth and Harrison
John Wilson Hodgson
Wigton
Cumberland
King’s Arms Fon
Addison
Yeretain
Gray’s Inn
Lightfoot
Igton
John Lyon
Salford
Lancashire
Spread Eagle Inn
Adjington
Gregory
Faulkner
Bedford-row
Law
J. Elliott
Chatham
Kent
G. F. Fuller
Ramsgate
R. Mercer
C. Ely
Swansea
Glamorganshire
T. Watkinson
Marsh-gate
Lazbeth
Publican
J.H. Davy
Parker-street
Drury-lane
F. Burstall
Kingston-upon- Hull
George Inn
Kingston-upon-Hull
J. W. Anderson
Bradford
Yorkshire
Talbot Inn
W. Francis
Bristol
T. Mitchell
Strand, Hosier
W. A. Adams
East India Chambers
Leadenhall-street
Scrivener
G. Bailey
Minaroad
Old Kent-road
Carpenter
J Collins
E. Prior
Goswell-street
H. and
S. Rawson
M. Simms
S. Powell
Bath
G. Stanier
G. Hayswood
Derby
J. Podger
G. Wat
Scotch sequestration and sugar price report of 1832
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION James Kay Partick weaver Oct 23 Nov 6 at the house of John Craig victualler Glasgow. PRICE OF SUGAR The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar for the week ending October 16 1832 is Twenty six shillings eightpence three farthings per cwt exclusive of duties.
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H. Nicolls
Fosdike
Lincolnshire
J. Staple and Co
Highstreet
Southwark
S. Davies and, Co
Winsford
Cheshire
W. Glencross and Co
Devonport
James Kay
Partick
Weaver
John Craig
Victualler
Glasgow
Great Britain
Sugar and commodities market report from London
The Sugar Market stayed steady with 3,700 birds and refined sugar prices, while Mauritius and foreign sugars showed varied activity. Prices held in crude and refined markets as public sales tallied in hundreds to thousands of bags, with Cuba and Havannah shipments and numerous commodity notes across coffee, tallow, butter, corn, and spices.
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London
Sucar
Eastl Pra SeGar
Siams
Manilla
Siam
Mauritius
Bahia
Brazils
Havannah
Sis
Jamaica
Cuba
India
Brazil
St. Domingo
Holland
Leeward Island
Geneva
Ireland
Friesland
Surat
East India House
Guatemala
Madras
Ceylon
Captain Marryat at Hackney political meeting at Mermaid
Captain Marryat spoke to electors of Tower Hamlets in Hackney at the Mermaid tavern. Mr. Thomas Wilson chaired, opposing liberal free trade while praising protection for silk and corn. Marryat declared independence from parties, urged reform, and emphasized aiding the poor, with debate ending in a tumult as he and the chair left.
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Captain Marryat
Tower Hamlets
Hackney
Mermaid Tavern
Thomas Wilson
Spitalfields
London
Marryat
Capt. Marryat
Judgment in the Small v Attwood Case Set for 30th Inst
Lord Lyndhurst to pronounce judgment in Gray's Inn Hall on the long contested Small v Attwood case. The Exchequer Barons heard 26 days of argument with Sir E B Sugden Jervis Lovet and others. Fees totaled 3 000 guineas for Sugden and 2 000 for Knight with additional sums to juniors.
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Inox Company
Lord Lyndhurst
Small
Attwood
Gray’s Inn-hall
Court of Exchequer
E. B. Sugden
Jervis
K.C
Mr. Lovet
Lovet
E. Sugden
Tithe Scenes at Borrisokane and Croom Market Turmoil
Reports from Sept 22 and Sept 29 at Borrisokane depict tithe resistance, auctions favoring relatives, and a violent clash leaving a drover near death. Additional notes describe a Croom tithe sale marked by protests, while Goold family attacks and legal disputes over tithe prosecutions provoke local outrage.
Surrey Zoo Gardens Progress Attracts 160000 Visitors
The gardens report over 160 thousand visitors in the first year, with receipts above nine thousand pounds. An elephant-house with bell-tower nears completion, housing a Brahmin bull given by Mrs Earl. A novel bear-pit and kennels rise as alligators attract daily interest despite danger. Artists sketch Nero the lionish figure.
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Surrey
Nero
Scotland boy dies after whisky poisoning incident
A four or five year old in Scotland died after consuming whisky in two meals with the father present. Medical treatment failed and the child expired at about five in the afternoon. The Glasgow Free Press questions if murder is involved as two men boasted of the alcohol given to the boy. The Glasgow Papers note Cobbett will lecture in Glasgow, with boxes secured for all three nights. Scotsman reports modest attendance by the ladies during projections in the city.
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Gracechurch-street
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
ANGEL
St. Clement's
Holyhead
Birmingham
Clark's
Coreen
Spencer's
Devonport
Clench
London
Exeter
Eliot
Riley
York House
Bath
Oudwater
Srirtol
Townsend’s Bush Inn
Manchester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
York
Ainverpool
Biruingham
Orwich
Ipswich
Watson
Hull
Lincoln
East Riding
Yorkshire
Dovor
Paris
Bruce
Gosches
Bishop's
Leicester
Gave’s Inn
Derbyshire Peak
Lacy's
Lacy
Liverpool
T. Waddell
Swan Inn
Coventry
Packwood
Niblet
Brighton
DART
Robert Snow
Camden
Atte
Clements
Boulton
Kent
Heltenham
Haines
Chel- Waban
Ross
Abergade
Ceres
Naylor
Nottingham
Derby
Shrewsbury
Oxfordshire
Portsmouth
Nance
Founxtel
Wight
Guernsey
Routh
ER Herald
Aecent
Peter
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Messrs
Hogarth
Haxell
Spanton
Southampton
Eclipse
Els
Chatham
Nelson
Nresford
Mt Ten
Waa
RD Union
Faulkner
E &c
Wnfort
W. Chaplin and Co
Howard
Fleet-street
Mr. Howard
Aine
Shley Cooper
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Well's-street
Sherwood
Bishopsgate-street
Oram
Blackman-street
Borough
Hendebourck
Middlerow
Holborn
Kingdom
Borrisokane
Tipperaryshire
Robert Dudley
Parson Gould
Donally
Goold
Kennedy
Bantass
Tipperary Free Press
Croom
Edward Croker
County Tipperary
Moate
Doon
Gould
Limerick
Munster
Evening Mail
Lord Duncannox
Lord Duncannon
County Kilkenny
Waterford
Queen
Court of Chancery
5Th Dragoons
Newbridge
Clonmel
Sir E. Blakeney
Kilkenny
Dustin
Glasgow Free Press
Cobbett
Athens
West
Revenue report shows year end deficit and half year surplus
The report states the year's expenditure at 47 868 781 pounds with income of 1 365 000 pounds, leaving a deficiency of 1 240 416 pounds. The half year to October shows a surplus of 1 282 711 pounds higher than the year's deficit, though the October income and expenditure figures are incomplete.
Agricultural Labourers Offer Profit From Spade Cultivation
Norwich Mercury reports that evidence from across England suggests an able bodied man can earn a substantial livelihood by spade farming. One acre can yield up to 1 to 2 pounds per acre, with greater profits on five acres, since labourers avoid wages and horse costs, while soil quality and seasons influence returns.
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England
Norwich
Mercury
Political violence at county session draws two year term
An article from the Northampton Free Press reports a Wellingborough man jailed for two years with hard labour after a political assault linked to Lord Brudenell canvassing. It condemns perceived Tory bias, noting other defendants and questioning the severity versus a servant convicted of fel ny.
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Wellingborough
Lord Brudenell
Hind Inn
Berkley
Cartwright
Assizes
Northampton Free Press
Tragic Farm Accident and Local Political Rhetoric
A young farmer's son died when his wagon wheel ran over him near Bidenden while his father Mr. John Crampton sent two sons for seed wheat. The report notes other incidents including an elderly butcher killed by a bull, a shooting of a pig-related trigger, and a political scene around Sir Edward Knatchbull and Mr. Brand with Reform Committee meetings in Essex and Bishop's Stortford.
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John Crampton
Cranbrook
Crampton
Biddenden
Kent Herald
Abbott
J. Barton
Ashover
Barton
Derby
Eythorn
Edward Knatchbull
Eythorp
Essex
Brand
Lord Dacre
Chelmsford Chronicle
Western
Mr. Brand
Bishop’s Stortford
Associated Reform Committees
Morning Chronicle
House of Commons
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Xon
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Furnival’s Inn
New Bond-Street
Valentia
Villiers Tuthill
J. W. Tuthill
Fitzroy Square
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