The Late Fire and the Privy Council Developments
A House of Lords inquiry reports on heat in the chamber before a blaze, with witnesses from Parliament and the Exchequer. Mr Cooper and Mr Hall of Cooper Hall and Co discuss stove reliability. Hall asserts Birmingham gossip claimed the Lords and Commons burned. The inquiry adjourns at four, with orders to locate a Birmingham guard. The Crown prepares for a council at St James's Palace, and further testimony is expected tomorrow.
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Privy Council
Council
Parliament
Hall
Cooper
Birmingham
Lords and Commons
Tursday
Shrewsbury
Lord
Melbourne
St. James’s Palace
Cobbetts reception stirs Irish praise and London mortification
The passage argues that Irish crowds welcoming Mr Cobbett irks the London press, with tribune mention of Mr O Connell and critics from The Times and Examiner. It notes exemptions for servants, horses, dogs, and windows under late tax acts and urges prompt claims to qualify for relief. The death of Mr Crawford is reported with a brief biographical sketch.
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Ireland
Cobbett
Gall
Wormwood
London
Times
Examiner
O'Connell
Mr. Cobbett
Tribune
Tour Rish
Leeds Times
Crawford
Wa. H. Crawford
Adama
Senate of the Union
United States Bank
New York Paper
Landlords urged to cut rents as grain prices fall
A London and Scottish press summary notes widespread landowner relief ideas. It cites Earl Talbot reducing rents 19 percent after farm surveys, Sir George Chetwynd cutting rents 20 to 30 percent, and similarly generous acts by Earl Grey and Sir George Murray. The Times urges landlords to act now to ease burdens on tenants before sales collapse.
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England
Scotland
F Prining
Earl Talbot
George Chetwynd
Lord Bagot
Earl Grey
George Murray
Perthshire
Earley
Buccleuch
Eskdale
Liddesdale
Edinburgh Advertiser
Times
Prisoner seeks relief from damp New Prison Clerkenwell
R. E. Lee writes the Morning Chronicle from the New Prison Clerkenwell describing agonizing toothache and rheumatism due to cold damp conditions. He alleges magistrates and staff refuse to transfer him or ease conditions, citing legal limitations and asserting a potential wrongful detention. He asks readers for guidance on a higher authority to alleviate the suffering and notes extreme dampness as shown by a massed box of wafers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Chronicle
Clerkenwell
Mr. Wakefield
Messrs. Rothh
M'William
R. E, Lee
New Prison
P.S
Foundation stone laid for Camberwell almshouses
The Pilgrim's Friend Society laid the foundation stone of an almshouse complex in Havil Street Camberwell to house sixty aged destitute Christians of all denominations. A public meeting at Grove House followed with strong subscriptions and support in a purely Christian aim.
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Havilstreet
Camberwell
Pilgrim’s Friend Society
Grove House
J. Challis
Manchester and Liverpool
Newcastle Chronicle
Privy Council resumes inquiry into late fire damage
Lords reassembled after noon to continue examinations on the cause of the recent blaze. Attendees included the Lord Chancellor and several peers with witnesses called. adjournment came near four. Namik Pacha and suite plan to attend a Grand Morning Concert at the Mansion House. Officials visited Parliament ruins and offices spared by the fire. Pro roguing Parliament is expected to occur tomorrow in an untouched committee room.
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His Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council
Chaiber
Marquis of Camden
Earl of Mulgrave
Viscount Melbourne
Viscount Palmerston
Lord Farnborough
Lord Hill
Lord Auckland
House of Commons
Secretary Rice
James Graham
John Hobhouse
Charles Grant
William Bathurst
Privy Council
Maule
Treasury
Namik Pacha
Mansion House
Montelli
Colombia
Foreign Office
Horse racing notes from 1835 1837 Newmarket Craven and August meetings
Sporting summaries list match races at Newmarket Craven meeting with horses Gab and Skimmer and weights, plus entries for York Spring Meeting 1836 with several two year old fillies by Velocipede Lottery and Waverley. August 1835 and 1837 meetings feature nominations for Hornby Stakes and Produce Stakes with multiple entries by Lottery Catton Priam and Stumps among others.
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Newmarket
T.Y.C
Lord Lichfield
Payne
York
Mr. Wormald
Duke of Leeds
Lady
Lottery
Rhodamantha
Actwon
Whisker
Walker
Priam
Sultan
Bowes
Catton
Emma
Cookes
Stumps
Actron
Waverley
Action
Major Yarburgh
Dr. Syntax
Mr. Walker
Young Phantom
Mr. Bowes
Mr. Cookes
Mr. Skipsey
The
Cuckoo
W. Crompton
St. Nicholas
Mr. Garforth
Humphry Clinker
Young Filho
Mr. Watt
Brutandorf
Public Dinner to the Duke of Wellington at Ramsgate
A public dinner was held at Ramsgate for the Duke of Wellington, titled a Conservative display, with Sir William Curtis as chairman and 130 covers set. The Duke praised Ramsgate’s prosperity and safety for fleets, while officers and dignitaries attended, as a Dutch troop ship later sought shelter after a gale.
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Duke OF Wellington
Ramsgate
Cinque Ports
William Curtis
Kart
Stout
Anghout
Dover
Albion Hotel
Windsor
Kent
Invicta
C. B. Cotton
Kingsgate
William Montagueon
Duke of Manchester
Ir Willian Inglis
K.C.B
Beevor
John Halcomb
Holland
Canterbury
Dinner to Sir George Murray Perthshire Meeting Fetes Leader
A Perth Conservative gathering in the County Hall drew nearly 700 attendees, with over 120 denied admittance. Sir George Murray spoke amid cheers led by Lord Stormont, defending his record, pledges, and tolerance while praising constitutional principles and the monarchy. Health to Wellington and Stormont followed.
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Perth
County Hall
Lrsorge Murray
Lord Stormont
George Murray
Neil Menzies
Robert Dick
John Oswald
Colonel Gilmour
Patrick Murray
John Forbes
John Maxwell
Europe
Sir George Murray
Scotland
House of Lords
George
Murray
England
Edinburgh
Eryugaes
Talso
Perthshire
Mr. Wood
House of Commons
Lord John Russell
Daniel O’connell
Mr. Stanley
Earl Grey
Lord Althorp
Lord Brougham
Inverness
Dundee
Lord Chancellor
Lord Durham
Camperdown
Baillie Christie
United Kingdom
G. Murray
Duke of Wellington
Gale Wrecks and Recoveries Across Ports From LLOYD S List
Shipping intelligence reports a series of gales and near disasters from Gravescap to New York. Ships including the John Pirie Diana Eliza Pandora and others suffer damage, loss of anchors and masts, or grounding. crews saved. several vessels towed into harbor or brought off with varying cargo losses. regional ports report deteriorating to moderate conditions and ongoing dangers at sea.
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Lloyd's List
Gravescap
W.N.W
John Pirie
Marcate
Diana
Quebec
North Sea
Ramscare
Eliza
Poyer
Malaga
Dear
Asia
Thames
Cameron
Sierra Leone
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N.W
Greyhound
Ellen
Margate
North
Foreland
New Haven
Hebe
Atwool
Youghal
Portsmouth
Carnarvon
Cork
Glasgow
Multrorp
N.W. Holyuead
Carlton
Isabella
Trieste
Dove Point
Knox
Savannah
Leasowe Light
Pandora
Cowman
Itehaven
Dublin
Burbo Bank
Amanda
Stettin
Carolide
Pillau
Dingle
Burbo
Pernambuco
Cora
Whitley
Buenos Ayres
Martha
Belt
Newry
St. Joan’s
N.B
Lambrick
Sanday
Peter
William Smith
Church-street
Inverness
John Ferrier
Dingwall
Cambden
London
S.E
Ayr
N.awv
Mary
Williamson
Shetland
Belfast
Johns M‘culloch
Whiting Bay
Hope
Bridlineton
Simms
Lynn
Arundel
Calista
Janet
Bruce
C. A Hui
N.N.W
Weuts
Nancy
Swan
Triton
Birger
Wetshey
Coplerel
Yarmouth
Amsterdam
Cook
Shields
Samuel
Cardiff
Whitby
Susannah
Webb
Gerwin
Boston
Fortuna
Sanderland
Albion
Tulloch
William
John
Stephenson
Lowestorre
Agenoria
Thompson
Flora
Souruwoto
Enterprise
Kay
Bordeaux
Avpborouch
Atalanta
Proctor
Wivenuoe
Swin
Catharine
Taylor
Goole
West Barrowes
Gothenaure
Prescott
Danrzic
Duke of Clarence
Black
Konigeberg
Tonnixe
Eggers
Rendsburg
Hull
Paris
Levrier
Marseilles
Bourbon
Caviz
George the Fourth
Phillips
Guernsey
Seville
St. Lucar de Barrameda
Bonanza
Hernaman
Newfoundland
Palermo
Canton
Fifeshire
Calcutta
Cochin China
New York
Santa Martha
Islan Passage
Newburn
Barpanies
Pamlico Sound
Cuartotte Town
Prince Enowarp’s Island
Snell
St. Peter’s Island
New Found Land
Neva
Ritchie
Columbia
Johns
Gaines
Uebec
The Dean of Ripon and church service criticism
A Westminster vestry resolved to write to the Dean of Ripon regretful of the church service, requesting appointed persons to ensure proper duties. It also notes income figures for Ripon and Westminster livings, compares Dr. Webber’s value to incumbents, and briefly mentions Boselnay bust gift and Prince Esterhazy's vast yet deductable rental income.
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St. Margaret’s Vestry
Westminster
Ripon
Stephenson
Kirkhawi
St. Margaret's
France
Institute
Boselnay
M. Donotan
Esterhazy
Hungary
Austria
Europe
Theatres Tonight and Tomorrow at Drury Lane and Covent Garden
The Theatre Royal Drury Lane presents Bertram and The Duchess du Maine with a cast including Mr. Vinog, Miss Jener, and Mrs. Anna Bee plus other noted players. A later bill features Popping the Question with Primrose and Farren among the cast. At Covent Garden Tomorrow Cinderella and The Little Glass Slipper headline, with Felix Wood and Henry Dandini among performers. The English Opera House advertises Nourjahad with Nourjahad and Novello in key roles. Doors open six thirty, performances seven sharp. High water at London Bridge posted for morning and evening tides.
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Philip
Duk
Orleans
France
Vinng
Dubois
Bartta
Duchess du 'Maine
Anna Bee Mot
Theatre Royal
Andon
Jener Varias
Primrose
Brindal
Theatre
Mr. Hramet
Briany Gustavus
Nourjahad
Schemzeddin
Wilson
H. Fidntess Hasem
Oxberry- Barhaddan
Novello
Mandane
Fanny Healy
Misa E
Nicholas
G. F. Stanley
William Buffer
Mr. Williams
Havannah
Havarmis
T. Mar. John
Oxteny
Panny
Misa Ovello
The
Bee Hive
the Mountain
Sylph
Widow Queen
Address By Mr O Connecl to Lord Duncannon in Fourth Letter
The True Sun prints a bitter riposte attributed to Mr O Connell directed at Lord Duncannon. The letter denounces the Whigs as hostile to Ireland and calls out figures like Earl Grey Lord Melbourne and Lord Lansdowne for perceived incompetence and anti Irish sentiment. It laments the Irish cause amid reform debates and politics.
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Ireland
Earl Grey
John Russell
Treland
Bamoy
Conry
Ted
Lord Melbourne
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