Mr O Connell's Fourth Letter to Lord Duncannu
Daniel O Connell writes from Darrynane Abbey in October 1834 lamenting Ireland's misrule under the Whigs. He condemns Lord Melbourne and peers, praises Scotland's reform, and urges a domestic Irish legislature while denouncing Orange influence and seeking justice for Ireland. He forecasts future correspondence to Lord Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrynane Abbey
Oct. Li
Ireland
Lowseer
Goulburns
Stanleys
Peels
Littletown
Lord Melbourne
Happes
Igs
Scotland
Jong
England
Lord Branbury
Times
Lord Brougham
Popular
Orange
Mansion House
Dublin
Cavan Orange
Louis Perrin
Monaghan
Philip Crampton
Melborne Port
Mr. Crampton
Sugden
Scarlett
Stanley
Charles Wetherell
Lord Althorp
Thad
O’loghlen
Lord Anglesey
Joy
Doherty
O’leghlen
Thana O'Leghlen
Sesteem
Loghlen
Blackburne
Crampton
Richard Wilson Greene
Earl Grey
John Russell
Lord Lansdowne
Freland
Rople
Lord Grey
Lord Durham
Edinburgh
Hobhouse
Ellice
Trelant
Daniel O'Connell
Calais Concert Farce With Rubini's Polyglot Promise
A Calais anecdote from the Atlas recounts Rubini delaying a concert then arriving in Paris to perform. An Italian poet hoped for eight francs and a box, the audience cheered as a comic French mis-translation turned the show into a triumph. The tale ends with Rubini praising the polyglot staging.
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Lady Mary Pelham
Ealifax
New Bruns Wick
Prince Edward’s Island
Calais
Rubini
Alnavira
Roubini
Paris
Figaro
Ahnariva
Migaro
Atlas
Speedy sails for smuggling patrol amid Tabernacle greetings
Port action notes speed of His Majesty's cutter Speedy under Lieut. Norrington on a westward cruise to curb smuggling. Pantaleon heads for Falmouth for packet service. Weather reports strong SSW winds and thick fog. Observance of the Feast of Tabernacles described with portraits of Portsmouth Jewish gentry and synagogal leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedy
Norrington
Motherbank
Spithead
Genoa
Lisbon
Pantaleon
N. Cory
Tabernacles
Michael Emanuel
Broad-street
Portsmouth
Moses
Union-street
Portses
Emanuel
Hare
Jacob’s
St. James’s Street
Hyman Issachar
Inquiry into Skinners and Merchant Tailors Companies
Yesterday the Colonial Corporation Commission reviewed the Skinners Company with Sir Francis Palgrave and others and adjourned to November 13. The Merchant Tailors examination revealed disputes over property ownership, audits, and governance, with Master and Wardens claiming control and annual dinners costing substantial sums while clerks and beadle receive salaries and fees.
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Skinners’ Company
Francis Palgrave
Filis
Drinkwater
Jardine
I’reeman
Plasterers' Company
Hindmarsh
Franks
Woodthorpe
Court of Aldermen
Merchant Tailors’ Company
Merchant Taitors’ Company
Ellis
Ir. Franks
James Scarlatt
King’s Bench
Lord Tenterden
Court of Assistants
Alderman Atkins
Tyndall
Paio
Atkins
Teasdail
Aguinea
Teasdale
Court of King's Bench
Beadle
Lord Loughborough
Zoe
Merchant Tailors Company History Reveals Charter Gaps
Proceedings before the master and wardens examined the company’s property and estate distributions. Franks showed past practices, missing by laws, and outdated records from 1618 with inquiries into receipts, expenditures, and charity funds. The school and patronage details, along with leasing norms, were discussed amid calls for accountability and asset recovery.
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Atwood
Merchant Tailors Company
Franks
Court of King's Bench
London
Pranks
Charity Commission
Ellis
Merchant Tailors’ Company
Merchant Tailors’ School
Court of Assistants
Frank
NEW THEATRE ROYAL LYCEUM AND ENGLISH OPERA LIST
Evening program lists performers for a mixed bill including Is HE JEALOUS and THE MOUNTAIN with cast members such as Mr Belmour Mr Wrengh and Mrs Mee and the Widow Queen. Notable roles feature King Henry the Eighth with Mr Rumball and Miss E Romer. Performances begin seven o'clock with oak voice and half past six start times.
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Theatre-Royal Covent
Cooper
Maineais
Neweathes
Rose
BH. Cramer
Justine
Bry
Umby
To-gorrow
NEW Theatre Royal Lyceum
English Opera
HOUSE
Belmour
Wrengh
King Henry the Eighth
Rumball
Wie
Perckina
Charles Brandon
Marysis de Vole
Qxberry
Harry Cal
Cor
Waster
Romer
France
Isabel
Misa Feany
London Examiner recounts attack on Lord Durham over franchise issue
The October Edinburgh Review piece accuses Lord Durham of misrepresentation in Hessian Bill judgments and franchise debates. Durham replies with a sharp letter to the Edinburgh Review publisher asserting official authority and demanding correction. He defends against claims of compromise on voting rights and tenant elections. The exchange targets Glasgow festival timing and Whig integrity in a charged political climate.
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Beresford
Cross
William Gosset
Littleton
Gosset
Beresfords
Handcuff Beresford
Conacre Beresford
Ireland
Jebb
John Davis
Orange Press
Jiere
Orange
Orange Lodges
Orange Party
Orangeists
England
Common Pleas
William Ford
Morning Register
Ford
Yen
Lord Anglesey
Charles James Brady
House of Commons
Kildare
Marc Q O'Ferrall
Serjeant Perrin
Serjeant
Perrin
Pelf
Monaghan Liberal Club
M. Comte
France
Paris
Calais
London
Lille
Cambray
Valenciennes
Strasburgh
Germany
Marseilles
Moulins
Burgundy
Lyons
Department
Ardeche
Rhone
Avignon
Levant
Galignani
Lord Durham
Glasgow
Morning Herald
Panmure and Kinnaird
Wallace
M.P
Gillon
Greenock
Earl
Glasgow Political Union
Paisley
Scotland
Central Committee
Treasury
Edinburgh Review
Lord Durnan
Tocain
Lambton
Lord Grey
Lord Durtan
Lord Duran
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MR. O'Connell
Lord Duncannu
East India Company
Bengal
India-house
Italy
House of Lords
Sutton
Admiralty
J.C. Hobhourse
Perring
Strand
Sir John
Pape
Société d’Encouragement
Academie de Beaux Arts
Exposition Nationelle
Erard
Bank
Stac Fe India Stork
Binits Felgian
Prazilian
Sseseeersseee
Giah Hoods
An. Son
Sesseee
Anglo Mexican 4tming.Co
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Bolanos Mining Company
Eceseius Brasiliga Imperial Mining Co
British Iron Mining Company
Columbian Mining Co
Canada Company
Ccceesenne Provincial
Bank of Ireland
Iess
Malley
Aaritro
Theatre-Royal D. Drury-Lane
Bertram
Mr. Denvil
St. Aitebread
Mathews
Prig
Tania We Waise Bernsdo
Mr. Younge
Lumoging
Iss Ton
Philip
Duke Oleans
Yala
Abe Dubois
Mr. Bartley
Dy Ase
Duchess du Maine
Newcombe
Mer
Theatre Royal
Bath
Dine
Men Death Fanchon
Sam On Thureday
the Mercer
Mia” Nielo
Tave Sun
Che True Sun
Lord Duni
Tom
Sir
Durham
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